Bestway AlwayzAire 14" Inflatable Air Mattress 2 Person Queen-Sized Indoor Bed with Rechargeable USB Electric Built-In Pump, Gray

This bed held firm in the tent during hot then inclement weather conditions in Wyoming, easy to inflate/deflate and I would purchase it again

Used this twice an the battery won't charge past one green light

Was easy to inflate, wasn’t too enthused when I realized that to recharge the battery, I had to deflate the bed. So far it’s ok. Hi

I own 2 of these air mattresses and they really are the best for camping. A lot of other air mattresses lose air during the night and make sleeping in a tent uncomfortable. These will not lose air! They sense when air is being lost and refill themselves. Even in cold weather they stay inflated. Definitely worth the money if you tent camp. I’ve had both about 2 years and never had any issues with either of them

This is the same and appears to be made by the same company as the Coleman Allwayzaire mattress, by the way. Famous brands are just marketing labels nowadays, it seems. Of course, it is all made in that big place with lots of extremely underpaid workers, building a brighter future for the party bosses, and cheap goods for the world.With that, my requirements were, a built-in pump that maintains pressure overnight. I had to choose between a rechargeable and a plug-in version. As I mentioned, brand names aside, all made by same people. I finally settled on rechargeable for portability.PROS:Can charge easily from any USB source. By the way, you don't HAVE to remove the pump to charge it. You can plug it in while it's on the mattress. It won't work while being charged.Pump easily removes, mattress deflates super fast when you do.Inflates very fast. Maintains pressure overnight, and is very quiet while doing it.CONS:No AC adapter included. The included USB cable is somewhat proprietary. No place to store it either. No reason then pump shouldn't have a micro USB port or something.The pump won't do anything while being charged, such as maintain pressure.Removing the pump instantly deflates the mattress. The entire pump opening becomes a huge hole. Not a major con, if any. Since there is no pump deflating feature, THIS is the deflating feature.OVERALL:I cautiously recommend it, as long as it lasts. We will see about that. Prices vary wildly, so shop around.

I just used the mattress 3 times and now the air pump won’t hold charge at all even after charging it over night to bad I loved the mattress a lot but it’s not functional without the air pump

Arrived damaged, two big holes in the mattress so it wouldn't hold air.

Bought a queen size, 24". Thought it'd be quality given the amount I spent on it. Had it less than 2 weeks when a hole suddenly appeared on the bottom at one of the seams. I take care of my things, no reason it should have started falling apart and now I have to spend another $100+ on a bed. Not happy.....yes I've tried to patch it, but the location of the hole doesn't seem to agree with my attempts to fix it. I'd suggest looking at a different brand. (Unless buying air mattresses is something you like to do often)