Customer Reviews

AeroBed PillowTop Bed, Full

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The AeroBed leaked from the moment we got it. It would go soft within 30 minutes of inflating it. Also, for some reason, it's almost impossible to wring the air out of the pillowtop for storage (or to return it). It's a good idea, but not a very well designed or contructed product.

I purchased three Aero beds to serve as temporary beds during our familys' recent move. All three of the beds didn't last even one night. My wife and I were on a double and found ourselves hitting the floor by the morning. Neither of us are anything that is consdiered overweight... My two sons (both under 80 lbs) were on twin beds and both of their beds leaked significantly. We heard such glowing reviews of Aero beds by friends, but apparently those were the older models as the three that we purchased are completely worthless. So much for spending over $500 on three mattresses that are now going in the garbage can. What a complete waste of money.

This is the second AeroBed that I have purchased. The seam in the old one gave out after about four years. I sleep on this bed every night, in lieu of a traditional mattress, because it is so much more comfortable for my bad back. I also have an $800 pillow-top-memory-foam mattress on my queen bed that I think is a total waste of money. The AeroBed is like sleeping on a waterbed--it conforms to your back with no pressure points. One only has to re-inflate it every few months as it loses an infinitessimal bit of air constantly.