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Choosing quality inflatable mattresses could be difficult especially when there are loads of them out in the market. Air beds, as they are commonly called come in different forms as well. Some air mattresses are good for use in outdoor activities such as camping while others are for indoor use, for sleeping the night with ease and comfort through.

For your convenience, mentioned here in this article are inflatable mattresses that have been tried and tested by others.

1. AeroBed Premier Comfort Zone Raised

This kind and brand of inflatable mattresses is like the cheaper, Aerobed Premier Comfort Zone. Basically their features are the same like they sport the same internal mechanic pump, they both have the ability to get adjusted by a firmness-adjustment remote, they have the same feature like the “comfort zone coils,” and others. The only difference between the Premier Comfort Zone and the AeroBed Premier Comfort Zone Raised inflatable mattresses is that the latter has the height of a regular bed while the former does not. The only setback is that this one is bulky, would be difficult to fit in a closet, and would be difficult to carry or cart around.
For the price of $259.99, this one is already a good buy.

2. Home Trends Raised Air Mattress with Built-in Pump

Like the name suggests, the Home Trends Raised Air Mattress with Built-in Pump, you would not have to go over the hassle of finding an air pump that would fit the needs of this kind of inflatable mattresses. With the built-in pump that the mattress has, the mattress can be inflated to the size of a normal bed in a matter of 2 minutes!
For $48.73 at Wal-Mart as this is also manufactured by Wal-Mart, this mattress is good for traveling purposes as well as extra bed purposes at home.

3. Air Cloud Pillowtop Full-size Air Bed with Remote

At $69.99, this may seem like the ideal kind of inflatable mattresses for you to sleep on. It is economical and may seem practically easy to use when all you need do is plug it in and it inflates itself automatically. However, complaints have been filed on it because clients were getting sensations of it sinking to the ground at first use. With the second, third, fourth, and succeeding nights of using it, the sinking feeling or “deflating” of the mattress seem to go away.

4. Coleman 4-in-1 Quickbed

The Coleman 4-in-1 Quickbed is ideal for outdoor activities such as camping and others. Although it does say that it is a 4-in-1 mattress, many found out that it can only be used in two ways: splitting it into two twin beds and stacking the beds on top of the other for a raised kind of twin bed. The downside is that this kind of inflatable mattresses don’t come with its own air pump. What’s good about the mattress is that it’s light and doesn’t take much storage space.

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