The GuestRest disappeared from stores shortly before we published the update of this guide and was replaced by the Coleman GuestRest with External Pump , which we decided not to test because we think internal pumps are easier to manage. Coleman also makes a version that comes with no pump at all. In , we tested the King Koil Air Mattress with Built-in Pump , which seemed to lose more air overnight than any other air mattress we tried.
And since it has a designated top of the bed, this mattress can be positioned in only one direction, so you may not be able to get the power cord very close to an outlet.
We also brought in the AeroBed Air Mattress with One-Touch Comfort Pump , but with a inch height, it was more difficult to get into and out of than taller mattresses we tested. And to inflate the AeroBed, we had to continuously hold down a button—which we found irritating, even for only two minutes, since it required us to stay with the mattress while it inflated.
Instead of a simple inflate and deflate pump, the Insta-Bed automatically inflates to preset fill levels: plush, medium, and firm. We think the presets may be nice for some people, but others will want the ability to customize an exact firmness level. The Insta-Bed also has a secondary NeverFlat pump, which kicks on if the mattress loses air during the night, to refill it to your desired firmness setting. In standby mode, the pump makes a subtle buzzing noise, which our tester found annoying although you can unplug the pump.
The extra pump also means extra seams, creating another potential area for leakage. It comes with only a day warranty. And we eliminated another half-dozen mattresses because they were too expensive, had unnecessary extra features like a frame, a bed skirt , or a remote control , or lacked a warranty or customer service number.
Although an air mattress is handy for short-term use, over time its lack of adequate support may leave you stiff and sore in the morning. They can last five years or more , but your results depend on how often you use your mattress and how well you care for it during that time.
Patch kits can help with major leaks. If your air mattress feels too firm or unsupportive, adding a mattress topper or a foam insert, or stuffing a thick comforter under your bottom sheet, will help. These additions also help insulate your body from heat loss. You may prefer a tall or high-walled mattress, which is easier to get in and out of. Before first use , stretch out your mattress by inflating it to its full capacity and continuing to top it up periodically for 48 hours. Maintain steady ambient temperatures throughout the night; temperature fluctuations can change the density of the air inside your mattress.
Avoid sitting on it for too long or putting too much focused pressure on one spot of the mattress while using it.
A large hole or puncture is obvious to the eye and requires a simple vinyl patch kit , one of which is usually provided with your air mattress. A slow leak, which typically occurs along the seams of the mattress, is harder to find. Press on the mattress and listen closely for air escaping, or pass your hand a few inches from the seam as you apply pressure, feeling for airflow.
When you discover the leak, mark the area with a marker and deflate the mattress. Then clean the area with an all-purpose cleaner and a lint-free rag before applying the sealant and patch kit.
See our full advice for more information. You may have better luck with a PVC-free model. Consider using Earth to search for recycling centers near you. Clean your air mattress with water and a mild soap solution and then let it air-dry. Store it in a dry, cool storage location , in a sturdy container or the provided storage bag. Our pick. SoundAsleep Dream Series Air Mattress queen The best air mattress The SoundAsleep offers the best combination of comfort, customer service, and owner satisfaction of any mattress we tested, and it has the quietest motor.
Everything we recommend. Who should get this. What to expect and do with a new mattress. How we picked and tested. Fully inflated, the queen-size SoundAsleep is 19 inches tall—roughly the height of the average sofa seat. Photo: Michael Murtaugh. Care and maintenance. How to find and fix a leak.
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