CSA SAB-201 AirCloud SuperbAir Collection Butterscotch/French Vanilla 19" High Full Size Air Bed with Built-In Pump

I bought this for my parents to sleep on while they were visiting. In 3 days/nights of being slept on by my parents and jumped on by my daughter it has lost very little air. My parents have remarked that it is comfortable to sleep on and are also impressed that it has lost very little air. We'll see how it does by the end of the week.Update 1/16/12I decided to try the bed myself and have slept on it for several nights. It's comfortable and I haven't had to add air. This was a very good purchase and I recommend it.7/15/12I've had this air mattress for 7 months and have used it almost daily. My daughter uses it as a couch to play barbies on, my parents use it as a bed when they're in town, and I use to to fold clothes on when I'm doing laundry, lol. It doesn't hold air quite as well as when it was new but I'm not complaining. After 7 months of solid use it's still comfortable and pretty air tight. If I ever need another air mattress I'll buy another one of these without hesitation.

I had a 300 dollar raised aerobed that a guest ruined so I got this instead. I did a lot of research before I got this mattress, but after months of use (it is not used daily but I would say at least 3 weeks out of the month, I have to say that I am happy with the mattress. Here are some pro and cons compared to the more expensive mattress:PRO:It holds air, it does not have to be filled constantly. It stays a week of daily use without need to put more air.The pump has the ability to inflate and deflateIt comes with patchesCON:The built-in pump needs to be pressed while inflating or deflatingThe yellow velour is not as soft as the aerobed but no big dealThe plastic does feel cheaper than the aerobedIt is not a "con" but it is slightly lower than the raised aerobed.All in all I am very happy with this air bed and I will update the review after a year of use. It is nice to have for guests, it is usually used by 2 people and is comfortable.

Notice the pictures show a remote control with "INFLATE" and "DEFLATE" buttons. That did not come on the bed I received. The pump that came on my bed has a single button inline with the power cord. The button is labeled "PRESS FOR POWER" and must be continually pressed to run the pump. I uploaded a scan of the picture that came in my instruction sheet. There is a plastic piece on the pump itself that slides left or right for inflate or deflate. As soon as the slider is put in the deflate position air starts coming out. Of course air comes out much faster when you press the power button. I was disappointed not to get a remote control to fine tune the firmness.The bed itself is comfortable. We slept on it for 8 nights after receiving it. We deflated and rolled it up every other night. When inflating I ran the pump till the bed was pretty firm. By morning the bed had softened some. On the days we left it inflated the bed was much softer by the next night. It took about 30 seconds of pump running to firm it up again. A new full size fitted sheet set worked well with the bed. We were happy that the bed is stable and very little motion was transferred when either of us moved.

This mattress would not inflate. The in built pump leaked so badly I could hear and feel the air coming out of the pump vents! tried to cover the leaking pump face plate and vents with duct tape and even that didn't work!! The plastic is very very thin and the seams are poor. Overall this is Not worth the money. I never got to use it after all the unpacking I had to go through to get it set up! It is made in China - if I had known I would never have bought it. The other people who purchased this must have gotten the top of the line and I got the real product. This is such a bad product! My intex air beds are much better quality and guess what? At the least they inflat and hold air!

This bed is the worse one out of 2 that i have bought in the last year. I have to re-inflate it every 2hours,it will slowly lose enough air to make you roll out of bed. I have spent close to $20 on patch kits and even today i took time off work so i could spend time spraying the complete bed down with a soapy water spray looking for leaks. I only found one more and patched it and applied more "shoegoop" to the previous holes. It didnt help, i am almost on my ass again. They do need to roll these up in a tube not fold into a box,most of the leaks have been at fold points or seams.

We've only had a couple of guests use it so far but both commented on the fact that it was comfortable and liked that it was taller than the typical air bed. I like the internal pump and how easy it is to setup and take down. Also nice is that the storage bag doesn't require you to be a magician to get the bed to fit inside.If it lasts more than a couple of years, I will consider this a good value.

The bed inflated easily, and was very comfortable when several of my elderly relatives visited last month. I especially appreciate that I will stow the extra sleeping space in a closet until I need it again. After the guests left, my dog and I tried it out for a few nights, and we were both pleased.

I like every thing about this air mattress except it needs to be refilled with air every few hours. In reading the other reveiws, I saw a few others that had this problem. Perhaps the manufacturer does not have very good quality control and some units go out that have leaks. The mattress is very comfortable to sleep on but I literally wake up and re-inflate it once or twice a night. I cannot in good conscience recommend the product.