Aria Twin Inflatable Air Mattress with ConstantComfort Built-in Pump, Self-Inflating Air Bed Maintains Selected Firmness for Luxurious All-Night Sleep Comfort,Beige

In the last 2 years I bought at least 6 air mattresses with built in pumps from Coleman, Intex Dura Beam and Embark. I wish I had known about Aria before I bought those other brands. Aria is the most comfortable and well designed air mattress I have owned. It's the only mattress that gives the choice of 3 levels of firmness. The bed maintains an even and consistent firmness night after night without any need to get up and refill the mattress. This is because it has a unique system called the Constant Comfort Pump that automatically and silently refills the mattress when the air pressure falls below the firmness level. A genius idea at an affordable price! I highly recommend the Aria air mattress! Signed, Satisfied in Santa Monica :)

I still own an Intex Dura-Beam Deluxe Comfort Plush Elevated Airbed, Queen Size with 22 inches elevated. I've used it for many years and I needed something smaller as I only used half the bed. So I needed something with the same features as the Intex. Aria hits most of the checkboxes. While it's not 22 inches high, I added an old twin bed foam mattress (underneath) that was 4 inches thick. This gave me the missing 4 inches that the Aria lacks for a total of 22 inches. I really wanted to be able to sit down to put my socks and shoes on without needing to use a chair. While 18 inches is fair, when you sit on the air mattress you have to factor a small sag when sitting. Hence the need for 22 inches of hight. I could have used my old bed frame the main reason for me moving to an air bed was to make it easy on me when I move. This thing can fit inside my carry-on bag.What I really like about the Aria has something my Intex doesn't have. That's the dual air pump system. While the main air pump is to inflate or deflate the mattress, there is a second air pump that maintains pressure. Most air beds need a few seconds of air to make them firm again after about a month of daily use. The smaller pump comes on and all you hear is a little humming for a few minutes. It only came on twice when I first filled it as the vinyl was still expanding. I haven't heard it come on since. But its very hot here and I have 3 fans running full power. It takes about a day for an air bed to fully expand. I wish my Intex had the same dual pump system.Many airbeds don't have a ridge on the sides. This is nice as they are a bit larger and help balance out the sides. It also helps to keep you from rolling out of the bed as other airbeds will. The ridges also help keep your sheets on. I've had no issue placing normal twin size bed sheets on this airbed. You might find it a tiny bit difficult pulling them off as they really do stick well.The Aria does bother me in one area. Its the bumps. While they are fine, I'm thinking of what I can do to make it even more comfortable. So I'm planning to add a 1-2 inch memory foam to it. That way I can have a very firm bed that is very stable while having some creature comforts in softness on the top.Intex does have a twin bed but the Aria has dual pumps and I'm happy I went with this system instead. If the Aria popped and I couldn't patch it, I would buy it again. The only thing that could top this bed is 22 inches height.I hope you found this information useful.:)

We bought this mattress to create a sometimes guest room. Everyone who has slept on it has said it was really comfortable. I love that there are 3 different levels of comfort. They have all been used. It does not deflate overnight due to the constant comfort system electronically monitoring the pressure. Having a storage bag is great too.

I was in love with this bed and used it nightly for 5 months. I was concerned about accidental punctures, so I swaddled it like a baby. I put it on top of an old mattress, so it did not make contact with the floor, and wrapped it completely in old mattress pads, to add an additional layer of protection. During the last week, I had to add air every night. Even though the supplemental air pump was working to try to keep it inflated, it just couldn't keep up. I am looking for a replacement, but not sure I will go with this model again, as it was comparatively epensive.

My bed inflated quickly and I have not had any problems with it losing air. I leave it unplugged for a couple weeks at a time when it is not in use and it has not lost any air even so. I found the firm setting to be too hard and use it set on the softest setting. I am pleased with it and find it to be comfortable. It is high enough that I do not have trouble getting up from it. I have only had it a couple months so do not know how durable it will turn out to be.

The air mattress was easy to inflate and comfortable until it deflated overnight on the third time it was used. Also, it took a week of airing out when first opened due to an overwhelming plastic chemical smell. I’m sticking to Serta from now on since my other two Serta air mattresses are still functioning after 5 years of use.

I live in a very small cabana with no room for a regular sized bed. This twin-sized inflatable is my Murphy bed. Stand up against the wall during the day and lay flat to sleep. Great quality, no leaks, good pump, and comfortable sleep settings.

I bought the twin to sleep on while visiting my parents and slept perfectly on it each night. My past experiences with air mattress were horrible so I was a bit nervous, but each night was wonderful. I especially liked the height of the bed and with the built in pump that will inflate through the night, if needed, it was worry free. Due to space limitations it was inflated and deflated each day and while a bit noisy, it was quick.