Coleman Airbed Quickbed Plus - Queen

Love this air mattress! Perfect for a last minute overnight guest, quick to put up and take down, easy to store due to its compact folding size, and comes with a pump to make inflating/deflating easier! I will say it leaks air during the evening to an extent but I haven’t had any guests waking up on the floor completely.

We don’t actually take this camping. We use it when we have company and we have more people than available beds. This is a super comfortable air mattress option. You won’t really feel like you’re on an air mattress. It’s much more comfortable than alot of air mattresses. As you can see in the picture our dogs actually love it to.

4D pump means no pressure and 4 D batteries

The air mattress is as good as any other Coleman air mattress. The problem with this package is the air pump which is not a plug in one but one that requires four (4) D batteries. The batteries don’t supply enough power to inflate the mattress fully as the air pressure inside the air mattress easily pushes back into the pump - leaving the air mattress not fully inflated. Good thing I have the plug in pump for the last mattress that leaked air! *sigh*

Comfortable & sturdy

These are great - sturdy, comfortable, easy to inflate and deflate. I'm 69 and used to have back problems, but I slept very comfortably on this air mattress. You may want to first inflate it and air it out for a day or so, if you're sensitive to the smell of new plastic, but that does go away.The 4 D-battery pump works well too. You can also use it to deflate the mattress, but you don't really need to if you want to save some battery power, as the mattress deflates pretty quickly just by rolling it up.One last thing - the mattress squeaks a bit when it's on a hard floor and you move around, so if you're a light sleeper, maybe put it on a carpeted floor instead, or put a sheet underneath. Sweet dreams, hope this helps

Do not buy

I bought this a couple years ago just to use as a spare mattress when my daughter had sleepovers. The first time I used it, it was great. The second time I used it, it deflated partially in the night. And every time after that, it deflated completely during the night so that there was no air left in it in the morning We are always gentle with the mattress, no rough treatment or anything of the sort, just a small child sleeping on it. So, unless you want a disposable mattress for one-time use, don't buy this product.

Don't Lose the Pump

The pump is the star of this purchase. Fast inflation but even more impressive was the completeness of the deflation -- and the mattress fit back into its case. My only quibble? Like some reusable grocery bags that have an inner sleeve for inserting detergent of chemical purchases, the tote case should have a compartment for the pump. BECAUSE you and I know once the pump is mislaid, that mattress is going into a garage sale! NO ONE could blow it up manually. But new? It's a winner!

Not for me

Didn’t stay inflated enough overnight. Recovering from a spinal fusion and I’m okay with most things but woke up with my hip touching the ground. Not good for recovery. Also took a few times to stop the air escaping when trying to close the valve.

Worked Perfectly!

I was hesitant when buying this mattress due to some of the negative reviews, but was desperate before a last minute camping trip. It was the hubby's first time camping and he was dreading the concept of sleeping in the woods...in 6 degree weather...on an air mattress. Going from a king sized Tempur-Pedic to a Coleman air filled queen is quite the change, but positive-Pauly (me) talked up sleeping in a tent on this bad-boy like it would be a dream come true. Was I setting myself up for failure? Possibly. Was I terrified we'd wake up at 5am, cold, wet and on the floor because the mattress deflated? Definitely, yes. Well, we've gone and returned, and I'm happy to say we were dry, warm and he even made the comment without being prompted that he was quite surprised how ... MoreI was hesitant when buying this mattress due to some of the negative reviews, but was desperate before a last minute camping trip. It was the hubby's first time camping and he was dreading the concept of sleeping in the woods...in 6 degree weather...on an air mattress. Going from a king sized Tempur-Pedic to a Coleman air filled queen is quite the change, but positive-Pauly (me) talked up sleeping in a tent on this bad-boy like it would be a dream come true. Was I setting myself up for failure? Possibly. Was I terrified we'd wake up at 5am, cold, wet and on the floor because the mattress deflated? Definitely, yes. Well, we've gone and returned, and I'm happy to say we were dry, warm and he even made the comment without being prompted that he was quite surprised how comfortable the bed situation was. Well done, Coleman! Because of you he's agreed to try camping a second time next summer.

Would use a swag mattress next time

Didn’t stay inflated enough overnight. Recovering from a spinal fusion and I’m okay with most things but woke up with my hip touching the ground. Not good for recovery. Also took a few times to stop the air escaping when trying to close the valve.

You Get What You Pay For

It is good value. Guests state it is reasonably comfortable, however, it does need to be topped up with air every night as it looses air slightly during the day. The air valve design is questionable. Not the best I've seen. But for $50. One cannot complain.