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Jan 28 '02
Pros: Easy to inflate, deflate
Cons: It is not your bed
Summary: I had a relative call the other day asking to stay the night. I said sure without thinking that I did not have a comfortable place for him to sleep. That is when I remembered that my neighbor had one of those inflatable beds. I called my neighbor up...
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Aug 31 '01
Pros: Speedy inflation and deflation; long electric cord; comfort pure comfort.
Cons: Light-weight composite seems flimsy.
Summary: Sleeping on air never entered my mind as a possible pastime. A recent visit with relatives put the old adage, “Fish and houseguests begin to stink after three days,” to the test. We planned a full week of reminiscing, rough housing and recreation while...
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Mar 11 '02
Pros: Comfortable sleeping alternative to a folding bed or cot
Cons: Not as easy to put away as the commercial indicates
Summary: Probably everyone has seen the television commercials for the AeroBed, self inflating bed. Just take it out of it's carrying bag and plug it in and presto a bed for any visitor. Actually it's really that simple.
Need For a Extra Bed...
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Jan 29 '02
Pros: Convenient, easy to use and stores well
Cons: Mattress is a bit on the lumpy side; not very firm
Summary: Indeed, my parents got rid of my old bed after I left the house and it was clear their son was gone. Mom got a nice office out of my freshly-renovated room. My Wife and I got this blasted air mattress to sleep on when we visit my folks.
I'm...
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Dec 02 '00
Pros: Inflates easily
Cons: Hot, uncomfortable, and a bad nights sleep guaranteed!
Summary: We bought a full size Aero Bed about two years ago, because we were going to go visit our son and his wife, and they didn't have a spare bed. The advertisements for this product led me to believe that you could have a decent night's sleep. This was far...
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Dec 03 '00
Pros: easy to inflate, easy to deflate, space saver
Cons: not the best for tall people
Summary: When we first moved to a place of our own we realized we didn't have anywhere for my husbands daughter to sleep. I knew my friend had the aero bed cause he slept on it while we lived with him before my son was born. Well, I called and asked to borrow it...
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Jun 22 '07
Pros: inflates/deflates quickly; comfortable; adjustable firmness levels; uses standard sheets; requires little space for storage
Cons: not so easy to get back in the bag; price
Summary: We only have company a few times out of the year so having a complete guest bedroom to heat and cool seemed to us a waste of space. I got the bright idea one day that I needed a place to do my once-in-a-blue-moon crafts/scrapbooking and our daughter ...
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Feb 16 '01
Pros: Adjustable comfort, quick setup, flannel cover, extra sleeping solution
Cons: plastic parts could easily break, could puncture with sharp objects
Summary: I had been looking at and thinking about getting an Aerobed for some time before I actually purchased one. When I saw it presented as the special of the day on QVC, I knew the time had come to take the plunge!
I purchased the full size so that...
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Jan 18 '00
Pros: Deflates quickly
Cons: Cheap parts that break easily; bed does not stay firm
Summary: Boy, I had such high hopes for this product. It was advertised in a variety of catalogs right before Christmas, and I just couldn't resist getting one. What a great thing to have when people come to visit!
After all, the concept is so...
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May 15 '04
Pros: High quality
Cons: Noisy, difficult to deflate, very heavy, not practical, some stability issues
Summary: I bought the Raised Aerobed from an infomercial a few months ago. For some strange reasons, those corny infomercials always end up convincing me to buy something, which of course, is not always useful. The Raised Aerobed is an excellent example of a not ...
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Aug 31 '04
Pros: comfortable, inflates quickly, deflates really quickly
Cons: too small for those who are tall, heavy, a little wiggly, leaks, loud, not pretty
Summary: MY AEROBED: I bought a Raised Aerobed Twin from overstock.com. That meant I got a bed, a Aerobed duffel bag for storage, and instructions in English. That's it. Thats all I got---no special warranties, repair systems etc. I just went for the cheapest of ...
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Apr 12 '01
Pros: Easy to carry and inflate, comfy, fun to play with!
Cons: Noisy (if you move a lot when you sleep), stretches.
Summary: I first slept on an Aerobed when I slept at a friend's house a few years ago. With the lines and the cover that she had put on it, it was quite cozy. My only complaint was that it was not as hard as I would have liked - I'm used to sleeping on a...
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Mar 20 '07
Pros: Deflates and rolls up compactly to store inside included bag, adjustable firmness
Cons: Unless inflated until firm it tends to be unstable, noisy to re-inflate at night.
Summary: We needed a spare bed for out of town guests, one that was comfortable yet easily store-able. Reading reviews of the different types available -- inflatable mattresses, or fold up cots, or traditional mattress and box spring sets -- convinced me that the ...
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Oct 13 '01
Pros: inflates and deflates in seconds, great for back problems
Cons: I always hit my knee on the motor that sticks out of the end
Summary: Since I spend about 18 hours in front of a computer daily, my back was just shredded. I have literally had days where I attempted to get up out of my chair and couldn't straighten up without a huge surge of pain running down my sciatic nerve! Since I...
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Jun 17 '01
Pros: Portable, inflates/deflates quickly & effortlessly, stores easily, softer than the floor.
Cons: Noisy, medium grade plastic/rubber, short, expensive, deflates slowly overnight.
Summary: *** Overview ***
You've seen this on TV and now in the stores. It's an inflatable air mattress that has been around for years prior to Imaginair's model but the major difference is instead of blowing up the mattress through a tiny beach...
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