18 inch Inflatable Air Bed with Built in Pump,Inflatable bed with Self-Inflation/Deflation,Air Mattress Flocked Surface Blow Up Bed for Home Camping,190x99x45cm(Single/Comfort/Brown)

Going off the reviews already on here, I was expecting good things, and I wasn't disappointed.The bed has a very handy cable and plug storage area and you get a good length of cable to enable you to reach sockets etc.Plugged it in and set it to inflate, about 45 seconds later, the airbed was fully inflated and ready to go. It's very comfortable and the height gives you the feeling that you're lying on a normal bed.To deflate it, I just turned the dial to deflate and let it do its thing. To deflate the whole thing only took about 1 minute (quick tip, don't open the manual vent when using this as it just sucks air back in 🤣). Once I thought it was flat enough, the cable was stored away and the manual vent opened, I then folded it back up and rolled the air out of it. The storage bag that it comes with is brilliant and handy to carry/store the unit in. Be aware though, it's quite heavy.2 puncture patches are provided in the box, just incase you have an accident with it.Excellent product and definitely recommended. 5 stars

Excellent airbed used as a guest bed top quality material. Blows up with the attachment in minutes and deflates the same way. First time of use I put a mattress topper on the top and it felt like a normal bed very comfortable but doesn’t take up the room of a permanent bed. Very pleased with purchase so far!!

If you don't have room for a spare bed or sofa bed, but would like to be able to host the occasional visitor this inflatable mattress is an ideal compromise. Unlike the airbeds of old, which took ages to inflate and then deflated within hours leaving you flat on the floor, this mattress inflates in a matter of minutes using the built in pump.After unrolling the mattress you simply plug it into the mains, check that the valve is closed, and then turn it to inflate and in a matter of minutes you have a mattress in front of you. As the instructions say, on first use or after a while of being rolled up you shouldn't inflate it to maximum firmness straight away, but instead should leave it for 24 hours before then putting in the last bit of air to make it firm, presumably to prolong the life of the mattress by avoiding stressing the seams.It is very deep (18 inches) so even if it deflates slightly in use you aren't in danger of waking up stiff from lying flat on the floor. It is actually a little wider than a standard single bed (39" instead of 36"), and whilst this might initially seem like a problem when using a single sheet, when you think about the depth of the mattress you would have to use a double sheet anyway, so the extra room for sleeping on is quite useful.After use you open the valve to allow the mattress to deflate, and if you need it to go down more quickly you can plug it in again and switch the pump to deflate, which draws the air out of the mattress making it easy to roll up and store in the storage bag supplied. Another nice touch is the small integrated storage for the plug and lead so that it isn't left trailing loose from the back of the mattress.It's not cheap, but it's still less money than a standard mattress but with the added advantage of folding way to a compact size for storage when not in use.

The edges lose you a bit of space. But comfy for sure!Because the edge rolls away a bit, you can’t use it fully end to end - so you lose about 10-15 cm of flat surface width wise. Not a big deal, but if you’re buying this to use whilst waiting for delivery of a bed, it’s precious kindle/ device space that’s lost.For holidays/ camping etc, look elsewhere - this thing is heavy. I suspect they have a really beasty motor in this. It pumps up SUPER FAST, but sounds like a rocket starting up - it’s loud. I have used this when guests were coming over & had to make sure I pumped it up during the day, so I didn’t disturb my neighbours downstairs at 10pm at night. Again however, the benefit is that it also uses the motor to deflate it - which makes it super fast to flatten back down. (Note, there is also a manual deflation option).It stays blown up for days. I have used it to sleep on and simply unplugged it - no need to top it up daily/ the next morning. Comfy to sleep on.

A decent size comfortable blow up bed, seems well made and decent quality no signs of anything wrong with it, it was really easy to inflate instructions were clear to follow, had a good night's sleep on it without any issues of it deflating, good value.

inflated fast works well the plug fits back in the space easly which normally doesnt happen the bag it come with is big so easy to fold it up and put it way afterstayed up all not nice and firm bed

I have two of these now. One uses a battery powered separate pump which I use for camping.This one is 230V mains powered so don't get caught out and think it's battery powered. You won't be able to use this camping unless you how a power inverter.That being said, this is quick wither it being higher voltage to both inflate and deflate. I therefore prefer to use this at home whenever we have guests/kids sleepover/I end up having to sleep on the sofa after falling out with the wife :)It has to be said that it's one thing pumping an item up, I think this comes into its own when you have to deflate and it completely vacuum packs the item up as you fold it. It really is fantastic. My 2 year old daughter also loves to use this as an indoor bouncy castle!The lining of the top is really soft and very comfortable. Couple this with regular pillows (don't bother with inflatable ones) and you are on to a winner.It packs down into a pouch that it comes with, and also comes with a puncture repair kit. Hopefully I don't have to use it and would obviously advise keeping it away from anything sharp! It takes up the space of a large ruck sack so keep that in mind before purchasing to ensure you have the space - I keep it on top of my daughter's wardrobe.I don't often say this but think it's worth every penny it is being sold for, currently £59.99.I would say though if you want to future proof, go for a battery powered one if you think at any point you will want to take one camping.