| | | |  - Queen-sized mattress is raised 22" from the floor for convenience
- Mattress quickly and easily inflates with a convenient tethered remote control. Remote can also gradually release air if the mattress is too firm, without getting out of bed
- Cozy flocked fabric mattress for soft comfort and a better fit for sheets
- Includes duffel bag with shoulder strap
- Weight capacity - 600 lbs
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| | | |  Product Description:
Introducing the most comfortable Airbed you'll ever sleep on... the Intex Memory Foam. This, my Friends, is comfort! For home, cabin or tent this is portable luxury that's ready in minutes for a comfy night's sleep. More comfortable than most beds! High-tech memory foam mattress topper molds to the contours of your body for the ultimate in support and comfort. More: Queen-sized mattress rises 22" off floor for convenience; Quickly and easily inflates with built-in 110 / 120V Fast-Fill electric pump; Handy wireless remote control makes it easy to control inflating and adjust firmness. Remote can also gradually release air if Mattress is too firm... no need to get up; Quality-tested 20.8-gauge waterproof flocked top and sides with vinyl beams and bottom; Features 2 virtually independent air chambers connected by 4 flow-through ports for extra firmness and support; Zippered access allows memory foam topper to be removed for easy cleaning; 62 x 96 x 41" when fully inflated. Weighs approx. 39 lbs. Included backrest is perfect for watching T.V., reading a book, or just relaxing Includes space-saving carry bag for storage and transport. The good part? Total comfort. The bad part? Your guests may never leave! Intex Queen Memory Foam Airbed | | | | |
Average Rating : 
Rating :  - impossible to fold up and store
I've had a few Aerobeds before and while the Intex feels more comfortable to sleep on due to the memory foam, I prefer Aerobeds more although I think air mattresses suck in general.
After deflating the Intex and following the folding instructions, it was almost impossible to get it into its storage bag. The folding instructions are not very clear and you have to observe the diagram figures very closely. I probably spent about an hour trying to squeeze all of the extra air out and fit it in the bag. All of the valves were open and yet I still had some air pockets.
The overall package in its storage bag is very bulky. We barely have space to store it. The aerobeds have been much more compact. If you are looking for comfort and have lots of storage space, then this bed is for you. If you rarely use the bed and value the space it is occupying, I would recommend something else.
It also sprang a leak from catching a nail.
I generally would not recommend buying a mattress online. Awhile ago, I purchased an Aerobed from Costco and when it sprang an internal leak and started bulging, I just brought it back and got a full refund. I think I had the bed for like two years and Costco took it back. Just make sure to keep your receipt. Paying a few dollars extra from a local Costco or any place that has a satisfaction guarantee is worth it. Your air mattress will fail. It is just a matter of time.
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