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Question: does the pump deflate this bed for you, or do you need to fold up the bed in order to deflate it fully?  does the pump suck all the air out?
Document: We bought this air mattress to take with us when we visit family members who need an extra bed to accommodate us, as well as for guests when they come to visit. This aerobed is almost as comfortable as our regular queen mattress and we have slept very well on it. I especially like the height of the bed. Overall, the bed is easy to inflate and deflate, and easy to transport.
Once I found the right firmness, the mattress maintained it over several weeks--no need to pump it up more. It was easy to deflate and roll it up for storage. The storage bag also had enough room for full-sized quilt and the pump, which I store in the bubble-wrap bag it came in to protect the mattress from the plug jagging it.
if you want a overnight temp bed this will do. It does not have the built in air pump, but it works just as fine. Just remember to pack the air pump with the bed as it is separate and you do not want lose it.
We have had a couple aero beds in the past that are much more convenient than this one. The pump is separate, not built in, and there is not a electric way to deflate it, it is done manually which does not get it as thin as the automatic deflate. I would definitely spend the extra money to get the other style. I will give it 3 stars because it is comfortable and it stayed inflated for a couple of days before having to pump it up again.
We are moving so we chose not to replace our bed until after we are settled. I bought the twin size to stage a small bedroom. The set up is a breeze! (Read the directions--they suggest letting the bed acclimatize before inflating to avoid leaks.) Took me a couple of minutes! I like the removable pump.The bed is "cold", but I just placed a thermal blanket between me and it. It does, however seem to lose some air.
I needed a raised bed for the holidays and gave AeroBed a second chance after having an unsatisfactory experience with a single height one last year. The new pump was easier than the last pump style bed I've used. The height was great and upon testing was very comfortable. The bed lost about one quarter of the air each of the two nights it was used - totally unacceptable.
This is the best air mattress ever! It inflates really easily, it does not lose air after using it for 4 or 5 nights, and it is easy to deflate. Plus it comes with a carrying bag that it fits into easily.
Great for extra sleeping options. A little hard to fold up, try rolling it up!! Highly recommend if an air mattress is needed.
The air pump has to be removed before you can close the intake valve. The mattress started leaking through the intake valve within a week.
I bought this a month ago for long term, everyday use. Overall I'm happy with it. Feels like good quality. It deflates a little bit over about 4 days time, but that's no big deal because it's not much and it's very easy to refill with the electric pump. 20 seconds max... maybe 2 minutes to fill it the first time. Sometimes it feels like it's tilting over to one side, but that could just be the air shifting while i'm still half asleep.
Answer: yes