AeroBed Classic Twin ( Inflated Dimensions: 74x39x9 inches) Royal Blue with Pump and Storage Bag

This is an update on March 6, 2020: I’m still extremely happy with my Aerobed. I was reading some of the reviews and think some of the reviewers were writing about a different Aerobed. My pump has a cord and isn’t with a battery that isrechargeable. My pump has lasted years. I wish I could buy the Aerobed without the pump, as I’ve been using the same one with the new replacement beds.I have been sleeping on an Aerobed Clasic twin for the last 16 years. I discovered how good it felt for sleeping and its positive effect on my back, when I stayed at my daughters, when she didn't have an extra bedroom for me. I woke up after a full nights sleep, and my hips and back didn't hurt, as was the case at home on an expensive mattress!!I'm 5'10", 140 lbs., female, and a senior, in good physical shape. I find a soft bed works in my situation for my back. I can regulate the softness to my desired level. My hips and back are happy, now!!! It is light weight and I travel with it in its own duffle bag!!!I have noticed on some Aerobed mattresses I've purchased, some of the inner coils have come loose after 7 or so months but in my case with an under inflated mattress, it hasn't bothered me. I just replaced my last mattress (lasted 11 mos. and finally started losing air.)My daughter has a Sleep Comfort mattress I tried one night and after an hour went back to my Aerobed!!!!My expenditure for a twin bed runs $60-80, depending on price at the time, and they last me usually 10-18 months. The pump lasts much longer and I have a collection of new pumps I've never had to use.I've tried other brands of air mattresses but Aerobed is superior for me with comfort with its coils.Be sure to put insulating blankets (I use two) next to the mattress and then put a mattress cover with elastic on before my fitted twin sheet. That keeps you warm, as the air in the mattress can become cold.I wake up in the morning and feel like I'm floating on a cloud. So happy with this mattress!!! This may not work for others, but I'm EXTREMEMLY happy!!!!! Hope this review helps someone.

This AeroBed Classic Air Mattress was bought by my mom for me to sleep on when visiting her, where they have limited space, so I am going to review it. It is OK as far as an inflatable bed, I guess. It is very convenient for them and the way it blows up and practically self-assembles is impressive, as is the size it deflates back down to and the size is very convenient for storage. It appears to be very high quality. It's the way they put these things together with the supportive "coils" that bothers me, the one who has to sleep on it. We did try one of a different brand first that was like 2/12 to 3 feet high that was so wobbly with no support around the edges, I kept almost rolling off it as I slept and turned over, even slightly, so I requested one lower to the ground. I am still not impressed, though. The edges of the AeroBed Classic still collapse almost just like the taller bed, and I still tend to roll off it, there is just the ground there to stop you. After 2-3 nights of visiting I had a sore back, and I am only 45 years old. I have not slept on a better inflatable bed for comparison, but sleeping on this thing is not the highlight of my visits to my mom. I really wish there was a better option or a way to know if a different product would suit me better. I know most people have widely varying tastes in mattresses, and I like a very firm mattress, and I do turn over a lot as I sleep. I find that most of the reviews are on convenience not comfort, from kids sleeping over and camping and such. I don't know what would make it better except more stability throughout and along the edges, which doesn't seem to be something air mattresses have. We returned that first tall mattress, but kept this one so I would have something to sleep on. Oh well. This mattress is well made and convenient, appears to be high quality after two long weekends of use, the air level and firmness are adjustable, and it is very easy to inflate, deflate, use, and store. I just don't find it comfortable to sleep on personally.

We originally bought an Aero twin bed in 2011. We were so happy with that inflatable, that we bought two more last year. It's hard to accommodate a family of five, so we pack these bags - along with the  Coleman Sabine  sleeping bags - on road trips to visit friends and family. It's also handy for cabin camping in which bedding is sketchy - blow up the Aero and put it on top of the mattress provided. I recommend buying twins instead of a queen size mattress because the smaller profile allows more space and location flexibility.Besides, when there's room, we lay two twins side-by-side and hold them together with a full fitted sheet. Otherwise, the twin size allows our hosts to squeeze us onto whatever available floor space. These inflatable are a loud but quick inflation with the enclosed plug-in pump. The push button bladder value allows the user to gently deflate for comfort, while the Whoosh valve feature lets you deflate the bed quickly when packing up. If you have young kids, let them lie on the bed when you release the Whoosh valve - it's always good for a laugh.In the winter, air in the mattress will get cold. For nighttime warmth, place a blanket on top of the soft, flocked fleece surface, but under a fitted sheet, and you'll be toasty all night.The Aero is a solid investment at a reasonable price. I recommend stocking one in your linen closet - it'll give an unexpected guest a comfortable night's rest.

Surprise visits and overnight stay.