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Airbed for grandkids
rating: 4
This product worked as advertized and the grandkids had a blast sleeping on them. Loved the easy inflation and deflation as well as the ability to wash the sheet that they included with the purchase. All in all very satisfied with the purchase of these airbeds.
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Aerobed Comfort
rating: 5
I've been using this aerobed for several weeks now--every night, and I like it very much. It inflates in less than 3 minutes and deflates in seconds!!!! The comfort cover is also nice, and a quick set-up for last minute need. I would inflate fully, then deflate a little until you find your comfort zone. I have found that a bit of give when pushed down on is just about right. This is a stout air bed and well made. It looks as if it could last for many years and the storage bag is very well made and will keep the bag safe and make it easy to transport. I highly recommend this roomy, comfortable air bed!!!!
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AEROBED Does what it is ment for
rating: 4
Does exactly what it was purchased to do. Only negative is that the motor to blow it up may give newbies a few minutes trying to attach to mattress (needed for the inflation process). Would recommend...no problems here. Now get some sleep.
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Good air materess but name is confusing
rating: 5
I bought this product when it was on sale for approximatley 50% off. Relative to other aerobed products, I thought I'd try this 'upgraded' materess. It really is better than the 'basic' aerobed matteress.
Plus:
+Comes with a rollable duffle bag with wheels. (Easy to store and move around)
+Easy to fill and deflate
+'Comforter' is really a fitted sheet with a flannel top sheet attached by zipper.
Negative
+pump is such that you need to attach it to inflate, remove and release air to deflate. It isn't really all that functional in the middle of the night to adjust.
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Is it a comforterrt or a mattress cover?
rating: 4
I have had an aerobed for a few years, for guests. It works very well, especially the raised one, which gets people off the floor and onto what is more like an actual bed.
This particular one confuses me. The normal definition of a "comforter" is of a quilt or blanket, put over the sheets to keep one warm. So does this come with a comforter, or does it come with a mattress cover (like most of the aerobeds have for quite a while)? The description is less than clear, especially if they are making up their own definitions.
PS most department and bedding stores sell sofabed sheets, also called waterbed sheets, which have the top sheet attached to the fitted bottom sheet at thfoot of the bed. Works well for aerobeds too.
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