Intex Raised 16" Air Mattress with Hand Held 120V Pump - Queen Size

Highlights Enhanced high-strength fibers provide added comfort and support Unique edge construction for more sleeping space Sturdy bottom ring construction provides additional stability Velvety sleeping surface AC hand-held electric pump is included 2-in-1 valve with extra-wide openings for fast inflation and deflation Carry bag for easy storage and transport Dimensions: 39 x 75 x 16 inches (W x L x H) Description The 16in Twin Mid-Rise Airbed elevates the sleep comfort to the next level with plush and elevated sleeping surface. The patented Fiber-Tech® interior provides superb support, which combined with the enhanced edge construction for extra stability, will make the overnight guests feel right at home. The comfort and convenience of this airbed will turn an occasional sleepover into a great night’s sleep. Specifications Dimensions (Overall): 16 Inches (H) x 39 Inches (W) x 75 Inches (D) Weight: 10.2 Pounds Holds up to: 300 Pounds Dimensions (Packed): 12.25 Inches (H) x 14.25 Inches (W) x 7 Inches (D) Air pump type: Electric Pump Features: Adjustable, Indoor/Outdoor Use, Folds, Inflatable, Indoor Use, Outdoor Use Height Type: Double High Inflation Time: 2.5 minutes CPSC Choking Hazard Warnings: Choking_hazard_small_parts Includes: Electric Pump, Repair Patch, Storage Bag Material: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) Battery: No Battery Used Warranty: 90 Day Limited Warranty. To obtain a copy of the manufacturer's or supplier's warranty for this item prior to purchasing the item, please call Target Guest Services at 1-800-591-3869 TCIN: 79812943 UPC: 078257661817 Item Number (DPCI): 337-03-0119 Origin: Imported WARNING: REPRODUCTIVE HARM - BPA - WWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV DANO REPROUCTIVO - BPA - WWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV www.p65warnings.ca.gov

Began bursting at the seams. Sounds like fireworks going off every moment. Now there are huge bulges in the mattress.

The part I will say I dislike about this is the little black piece that keeps the air in. I would blow air inside if it and I’ll quickly try a close it , it would pretty much pop back out and I would have to either A. Put it against the wall or B use a strong duck tape. I will say though , it’s a good product. Comes with a bag. No holes or didn’t deflate in it’s one. Supports pretty much.

So easy to inflate. Kids brought friends to the cabin so we needed an extra bed. Worked out great!

takes very long to desinflate

It’s a little bit uncomfortable for because of the bumps in the bed. I had to place a comforter over it to get comfortable

I like this air mattress. My husband and i bought it so our guest can stay in it. We ended up using it as our own bed. Our old mattress was a hammy down and was broken. We’ve been using this bed for a year now. I’ve only had to pump air in it maybe three times in a whole year and that’s because I deflate it myself and then pump it back. My husband and I love this mattress. We use it full time. I would definitely recommend buying it.

It got a hole in it the first night we used it inside!

Started to deflate on first night of use, capped and secured at inflation site, had to refill more than once. Weight carried was 135. This is the second one of these I've had and it's the same issue as the last. I wouldn't buy this one there are others same price,

Good, confortable, recommended

This is now my 2nd Intex mattress that will not hold air and deflates in less than 2 weeks of owning. So disappointed.

Bed was comfotable when I bought it in the winter time. One day during the summer with 90+ degrees temp it just start popping and this is what happened next.

Mattress wouldn’t hold air in. I’ve bought several air mattress since I go camping often and this was by far the worst.

After using it twice, the plug wouldn’t stay to hold the air in.

10/10 would recommend buying! Used for a week straight and didn’t have to refill with air. Highly impressed considering other brands we’ve used always deflate or leak right away.

We bought this last summer. It was great the first time we used it. It’s subsequently become worse at holding the air overnight. The second time we used it, it was just slightly deflated by morning. The third use, we made it halfway through the night before re-filling and by the fourth use - it made it two hours. I feel like air mattresses are always a gamble; but, overall I wouldn’t buy another of this kind.

We pulled this air mattress out and inflated it in our living room for a week, topping off the air once or twice in order to really help it stretch out. Then we took it camping and on the first night it leaked considerably. There are labels and warning stickers all over the mattress that says "it's not leaking, it's simply stretching." No, it's definitely leaking. The problem got worse the very next week. Now we have to lug this cheap defective mattress back for an exchange. I hope the next one works even once.

I’ve used this mattress for a total of about 2 weeks over several uses and it does just fine. You have to make sure to properly push the cap all the way in, or it will leak. I thought it was leaking, turns out the cap wasn’t pushed in all the way.

Was leaking air despite seeing a hole. The pump worked good though. Just not keeping air in and shouldn't have to keep putting air in.

My aerobed of 20 years finally died so I needed a new one. I got this one and after getting up in the middle of the night and went back to sleep, the seam on the sides ripped. Target wouldn't give me a refund so I had to take store credit. I learned my lesson with these cheep air matresses and suggest you do the same.