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Exact one I have. Bought earlier this year for when family came to visit but due to covid they didn’t end up coming. So decide to try it out recently and after the first couple of time it doesn’t hold its firmness. Probably have a small leak somewhere. It was great the first couple of times though.
A friend of mine has the same and it does the same as yours. But in reality we are fat (my wife and I) and its like 450lb combine sou, I dont think it has a leak, I think is that we are fat 😅
Hi Nicholas, I also have the same issue I just purchased it 3 days ago and it is losing air like it has a leak by the 2nd hour my body is slouched just so you can get an idea how bad it is.
@@MissMichSan I hear this same thing on virtually all high dollar air mattresses,at least half the reviews say they go flat overnight............so why are they sold?.....pumping it up during the night does not seem really smart.
Air mattresses have definitely come a long way! The flocking is a nice feature as is the edge support system The best part is the built in electric air pump. This would be a great option for a guest bed.
Same here, Today I’m picking up a queen size at Walmart, but I’m worried from hearing that it leaks air almost every you use it, how has your experience with the Intex been so far? Thank you.
I would recommend putting a queen size fitted sheet underneath your mattress after you blow it up... make sure that it's completely around the mattress and its not too tight that should keep any holes or future leaks from happening on your mattress and preserve it longer.... 👍👑⚔️
@@phillipcsandoval9094 From what I read,all air mattresses leak at least a little just from people laying on them, to me if they go flat thats a problem........the cheap coleman I kept inflated for 10 years or so didnt seem to leak any.........till I deflated it and stored it,then inflated it now its a big time leaker.......I might try to seal it up as a spare.
Just exchange it at Walmart with another one ... Buy one from Walmart and when it leaks ( possibly within 90 days since that's the return policy on the receipt ) exchange it for the same or one a few bucks more ...thats what i do ....been doing it for 2 years since COVID started lol
I truly believe you all don't have the dial set to completely off.. the dial sometimes turn a little off it is pressed up against a wall or sometime and you are moving in the bed.. check the dial and be sure it's turned completey off cause I'm not having those problems and I've been sleeping on mine for 9 months every night 🤷🏽♂️@@TheBohoSol
I really like these new air mattresses with built in air pumps. I wish to had adjustable firmness settings, but other than that it seems great for guests in a pinch.
Durability is always a big issue for me with air mattresses after I've had a couple fail or get damaged early on in the past. And a pump is almost required for a mattress that thick so it is great to see it has a built-in pump, I can only imagine how long it would take otherwise.
It seems like a nice air mattress, durable and supportive. I like that in has somewhat a pillow top as far as an air mattress goes and the good edge support. I would get the 22” profile since i like sleeping as high as possible
For an air mattress this sounds and looks awesome, could of used this when we moved into house since we tossed old beds, great for camping trips with the family!
I've had it for about 3 months now and it is awesome! My question is how do you know when it is over inflated?? I understand to fill it to the desired firmness but besides it blowing up or feeling like it might is there a way to tell? I havent seen any video talk on this topic.
I love that air mattresses are going towards the built in pump, they are so nice, This looks to be a great spare bed. thanks for the review on this one. I have never seen this one before.
5:15 in home use only? It is not advertised nor on the box or in the directions that come with it saying that it’s for indoor use only. Can you elaborate on this?
This is one of the best ones out there. my mom purchased this exact same one and it's awesome! The only thing is how to get all the air out to back it back up.
To all the people who says it leaks all the air out overnight, i can't believe how slow you are 🤣 You obviously are not turning it off properly. After filling with air it has to be turned off by turning the knob counter clockwise until you hear the click back to it's original off position 🙄
I despise this matress with every fiber of my being. The matress has a tag on it that says, "Your matress is NOT leaking, its STREATCHING. Keep adding air for the 1st 2 to 3 days until it stops streaching." That was 2 months ago! Ive had to get up in the middle of the night to add air. Ive left it inflated several days without sleeping on it and it will go completely flat. Ive checked for visible leaks and found NONE! WalMart does not take air matresses back. The box says `DO NOT RETURN PRODUCT TO STORE. CALL `1800 blah blah blah" but when I called there is no one to talk to because they are shut down due to COVID 19! WTF am I to do? I paid $59 for a twin matress that is doing me no good!
Really .?? The Wal Mart I go to allows me to exchange it out for another.....I can't get a refund ... But I can exchange for another mattress all the time ...
How could you see visible leaks? Air is invisible, unless you have smog in your home. Use a sprayer with soapy water and do a little detective work. Start at the pump area. You'll find the leak in a few minutes, it's not rocket science. BTW, the tag must have a typo. It should say "stretching".
I have to use this for the next 2 weeks straight because of an emergency. So i guess I'm really gonna test it out. So far I'm bout 3 days in of use and it's no problem. I didn't infate it all the way the first night then the next two nights I put a lil more air in. Less air makes it feel like a real bed after a while. You'll really forget it's an air mattress when you're just laying still. 10/10 so far.
Hello, How was your experience? I guess It's been a year now since you started using it. I'm actually planning to buy it, your suggestion would be helpful.
@@santoshkumar-yh2bc it held up very well. Most comfortable air mattress I've slept on but I haven't slept on many. Lasted a lot longer than 2 weeks of continuous use
I definitely love that it has a built-in plug in pump! Every air mattress I've ever had (for camping) has always deflated all-the-way before night is over! I know this one is not for camping but that's my only experience with air mattresses. I liked that the edge didn't go down much while you (he) sat on the side. That really impressed me!! I also like the materials used in this one, seems to be extra durable! And the soft top looks comfy for an air mattress. Would definitely be a wonderful alternative to the couch for any company that stayed the night. I'm going to check them out more. Thanks!
I am buying one for my element. One of the only brands that has a built in pump and in a full size. The one I am ordering of this brand is the single top one. I want the single top because it’ll be for camping in my suv. Best deal for the reviews. $60.
Can you recommend the most durable air materace? I used one of intex queen thick matteraces and it survived around one month, while a bestway queen felt far more flatter and survived around half of year sleeping each day. And patching without a patch gum is a fools game actually. I tried patch on a patch, superglue around every smallest corner, another patch on it... fail
It’s been fine holding air. But what’s bizarre is that the top perimeter is raised. I layered sleeping bags/mattresses pads/old blankets to pad up the middle to match the edge. Then it’s a regular flat bed. I’m only 5’3 ~. I cannot imagine how uncomfortable it would be for anyone taller
Can't seem to fill it to proper air too much its too stiff and not enough i seep into it and its not comfortable. How to know or fill it up to the perfect air fill
I've had a couple Intex the really bad about bubbles and if you get a hole in it it's in the scenes and you can't repair the seams I've tried many times
Great idea. But an "air" mattress. It does show good side support. I wonder if it'll hold the firmness thru the night? Might be a consideration after I read some user reviews. Guests always pop in.
I end up using an ever-start car power inverter. The pump was taking forever. Those beds are big and heavy. There is one on the target website that allows you to use the pump as well.
I purchased this mattress on a local marketplace group, but it doesn't feel or measure as large as a queen should be. It feels more like a full. Is this a true queen, with 80"x60" measurements? Does it fit 2 people with extra room to roll around? thanks!
I just purchased this Intex mattress. Pump comes out of the bed. How do I put it back in the mattress so I can blow up the mattress? It doesn’t look like the pump in your video.
What if I don't have electricity? Can I use a pump toblow it up? I want an air mattress in the event of a black out like we just experienced in Texas. My plan is to use a Big Buddy Heater in the living room and air mattresses to sleep on. We had absolutely no electricity for days. So I need a good mattress that can be blown up with a pump. Please advise.
I recently got a problem with mine, don't know if im the only one but recently used it, was letting the air out if the mattress, left it tor about a minute till the pump suddenly stopped working, idk if it has an overheating feature I don't know about but I don't think it should do that. Do I just need to let it cool down and then go back amd check if its working, or is it just completely broken
Used the product twice and now the pump will not work. It turns on for 5 seconds and then shuts off, both deflate and inflate mode. I called manufacture and they said the pump is not serviceable.
I bought my first air mattress "intex premair 2" and noticed that in a few hours it lost enough air. I contacted the company who understood the problem and sent me another, same model, which also loses air in just few hours. Can someone explain to me what happens to these mattresses ??
These Intel blow ups always seem to leak around the air compressor housing. Spray with soapy water to see if it bubbles. If it does then you can get some RTV silicone and seal it to stop the leakage.
@@bradsanders6954 haha yeah I wish it was that simple. Years later they are still building junk. I’ve given up on buying new models, I RTV the ones that I have and keep using them.
@@615JOHNLEE The RTV is the bomb huh? I need a really hard mattress to keep my back happy, so an air mattress it is............seems like a big item to find pin hole leaks on?................all of these are built in China of course,some with thick vinyl,some with what ever.......all seem to have a 50% leak ratio even when new.
Great for guess, comfortable, looks great but looses air. This would not be so bad but it happens too quickly. A guest can't sleep more than 3 hrs before having to add air.
I just got one recently I bring along with me if I’m drinking at a friends house so I don’t have to crash on the couch. I think it’s comfortable asf better then a lot of people’s actual mattress, best $109 I ever spent
Oh no. I still have mine in the box. Haven't used it yet. I have a warranty on mine. So I'll send it back if I that's an issue. That is disturbing though. Only twice? Wow.
@@phillipcsandoval9094 You know what since that last time I commented I actually opened up the box and I use my airbed. Using it for a little over a week. I've gone atleast 2 or 3 days without inflating it again. No need. I haven't had any problems. I will see how many days I can go without the need to inflate
So Ive checked all top air mattress reviews, on all of them, at least half the reviews say "dont buy this product". It leaks. It split. Cant fix leaks. Top rated and this is the best there is?..................I had a Coleman cheepo mattress here that didnt leak for 0ver 10 years............It was 34.99 new..........I really wonder about spending much on one of these things.
I have a intex 22 " I just purchased 3 days ago and it keeps losing air in a large amount almost like it has a big leak within 2 hrs it is sinking in. can someone please help? I am going to call service but it's such a headache 😫
Well Here In Nicaragua, I had to buy the smallest, for camping. I have to inflate with my mouth. It takes a while but it works. It's too bad there's no fast air exit valve. It some work to unflate. And the worst inconvenient, is the weight. Shit it's heavy. But it's comfortable. Nicaragua sucks in camping goods... But I have freedom here. No covid bullshit. ! Do you know a way to unflate without having to squeeze the valve all the way. Nothing seems to be able to get in and keep it open....I don't know what model I have but it's the yellow one for children 3-10 years old.
You seal the holes with silicone and you'll never have that problem again. Home depot 6 dollars. Its a bed of air, wtf do you think will eventually happen ? Holes lol.
Good review here again. This seems like a really nice air mattress, but I’m still partial to the aerobed one that has the secondary pump and the headboard to keep your pillow from falling off. I like the plush-ish material, but, if I like my guests, I’m going to throw on a mattress topper to make it more real bed-like anyway.
I had the Aero bed Queen Size 18 inches. Cost me $268 on sale. This one was around $130 and 22 inches. Just as good if not better. So more for your money But I've had this Intex bed just under 2 weeks. So far so good though. Aero bed had it a few months before I threw it out. Had a hole in it.
It's an absolute pain to put it back in the box! I have been using it for the last 2 years..and because i have limited space I need it to go back in the box. In order to get it in back it drains my soul...if they work provide a slightly bigger box it would be make a huge difference. When I see INTEX all the anger comes to mind about this struggle. The air mattress it self is good until I wake up with it 15% deflated overnight. But for 7 times a year of use..I can live with that
I bought this queen size air mattress for guests to use at my home. It is a couple of years old, but we only use it 1 or 2 times a year and only for a few days. It never leaked, but my recent guest this summer said she heard a pop and a huge bulge on one side popped up. Then another pop! The ribbing on the mattress gave out and now it's lopsided and unusable. I filled out a complaint form 3 times and no one has contacted me. I called the customer service number and the agent said that he was"just a little Asian" and couldn't help me. Really? Buy another brand of air mattress. Intex is no good.
This intex air matrees has a defect after a few wks air escapes from bed, 🛌 causing it to deflate. Manufacturer must fix this defect A.S.A.P. I had to exchange my matress 3 times in 4 months. Must redevope new design, Manufacturer is losing Money fast.
@@onlyme1245 should have come on a small bag in the box. Well hopefully you find the patch if there is one. Mine even had instructions on how to patch it up.
@@mdarmanbhuiyan3502 Hahah... I should have used it for like 4 months before it started leaking, became uncomfortable, and I got rid of it. It was a nice experience. I wouldn't buy another one though. :D :D
I purchased Intex 3 times and first time it lasted awhile but the after that I had bad issues with the 2nd and 3rd time with air leaks around the pump area so I stopped buying Intex. And I used this for indoor use only. 🤔👎👎👎
So buy one without a built in pump. These morons obviously haven't figured out how to build a non-leaky mattress with a built-in pump, because EVERYONE complains about this.
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Exact one I have. Bought earlier this year for when family came to visit but due to covid they didn’t end up coming. So decide to try it out recently and after the first couple of time it doesn’t hold its firmness. Probably have a small leak somewhere. It was great the first couple of times though.
A friend of mine has the same and it does the same as yours. But in reality we are fat (my wife and I) and its like 450lb combine sou, I dont think it has a leak, I think is that we are fat 😅
Hi Nicholas, I also have the same issue I just purchased it 3 days ago and it is losing air like it has a leak by the 2nd hour my body is slouched just so you can get an idea how bad it is.
@@MissMichSan I hear this same thing on virtually all high dollar air mattresses,at least half the reviews say they go flat overnight............so why are they sold?.....pumping it up during the night does not seem really smart.
@@bradsanders6954 - Like all crap made in China, you takes your chances.
Air mattresses have definitely come a long way! The flocking is a nice feature as is the edge support system The best part is the built in electric air pump. This would be a great option for a guest bed.
Just bought one from Walmart yesterday...it was on sale for $50 ... A good purchase
Same here, Today I’m picking up a queen size at Walmart, but I’m worried from hearing that it leaks air almost every you use it, how has your experience with the Intex been so far? Thank you.
I would recommend putting a queen size fitted sheet underneath your mattress after you blow it up... make sure that it's completely around the mattress and its not too tight that should keep any holes or future leaks from happening on your mattress and preserve it longer.... 👍👑⚔️
@@phillipcsandoval9094 From what I read,all air mattresses leak at least a little just from people laying on them, to me if they go flat thats a problem........the cheap coleman I kept inflated for 10 years or so didnt seem to leak any.........till I deflated it and stored it,then inflated it now its a big time leaker.......I might try to seal it up as a spare.
@@hebrew26commandmentspower55 I put a thick blanket under my air mattress,to avoid it getting poked or scratched.
Just exchange it at Walmart with another one ... Buy one from Walmart and when it leaks ( possibly within 90 days since that's the return policy on the receipt ) exchange it for the same or one a few bucks more ...thats what i do ....been doing it for 2 years since COVID started lol
Mine has deflated on its own down to the floor 3 times since I got it last Monday.
I’m literally having the same issue
I truly believe you all don't have the dial set to completely off.. the dial sometimes turn a little off it is pressed up against a wall or sometime and you are moving in the bed.. check the dial and be sure it's turned completey off cause I'm not having those problems and I've been sleeping on mine for 9 months every night 🤷🏽♂️@@TheBohoSol
Thank you so much for your fantastic review of this air mattress. Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
I really like these new air mattresses with built in air pumps. I wish to had adjustable firmness settings, but other than that it seems great for guests in a pinch.
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Durability is always a big issue for me with air mattresses after I've had a couple fail or get damaged early on in the past. And a pump is almost required for a mattress that thick so it is great to see it has a built-in pump, I can only imagine how long it would take otherwise.
I use an old Electrolux vacuum and put the hose on the exhaust port to fill my current cheapy air mattresses. Takes about 30 seconds.
It seems like a nice air mattress, durable and supportive. I like that in has somewhat a pillow top as far as an air mattress goes and the good edge support. I would get the 22” profile since i like sleeping as high as possible
Oh thanks for this info, will try repairing before I purchase another one.
For an air mattress this sounds and looks awesome, could of used this when we moved into house since we tossed old beds, great for camping trips with the family!
He just said it's not to be used for camping.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH because it's so much bigger to lug around,but if it was the only air mattress I owned and stored away, then why not
The exact usage I will give it, No bed so this is what I'll have!
I've had it for about 3 months now and it is awesome! My question is how do you know when it is over inflated?? I understand to fill it to the desired firmness but besides it blowing up or feeling like it might is there a way to tell? I havent seen any video talk on this topic.
You'll hear a loud pop when it's overinflated. You'll know.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMHUkrainian zeliensky, is that you?
I love that air mattresses are going towards the built in pump, they are so nice, This looks to be a great spare bed. thanks for the review on this one. I have never seen this one before.
This mattress looks amazing! I love that it is tall, substantial, and has a built in pump. However, I would have to know how it holds up to cats.
How do you think it would hold up to cats? Lots of cats wreck everything, so if you have a destructive cat, this would be deflated in no time.
Super informative and very professional
5:15 in home use only? It is not advertised nor on the box or in the directions that come with it saying that it’s for indoor use only. Can you elaborate on this?
You technically could use it out doors, however it’s too tall to be practical for a tent
This is one of the best ones out there. my mom purchased this exact same one and it's awesome! The only thing is how to get all the air out to back it back up.
I have it and it keeps deflating everytime i sleep on it i have to refill in the morning
I had the same issue
Same here and it’s making me hate it
Same here 😪
Same here
It prolly has a tiny hole in it that's causing it to deflate
Can you do one with the one with the dial switch ?
I have two Intex and they leak at the seam around the pump.
Is the hole to the left of the pump, for external pumps?
To all the people who says it leaks all the air out overnight, i can't believe how slow you are 🤣 You obviously are not turning it off properly. After filling with air it has to be turned off by turning the knob counter clockwise until you hear the click back to it's original off position 🙄
Do you know why this one is not recommended for camping?
Which Intex air mattress Is bigger a king or a queen ❓
I have this Intex Mattress for my guest room and its been great , no air leaks or problems at all. Great investment for sure 😊
Does it pop if you leave the air on too long?
Do you have to unplug it when its done airing up or does it stay plugged in?
@@mcchavez209 unplug.
I despise this matress with every fiber of my being. The matress has a tag on it that says, "Your matress is NOT leaking, its STREATCHING. Keep adding air for the 1st 2 to 3 days until it stops streaching." That was 2 months ago! Ive had to get up in the middle of the night to add air. Ive left it inflated several days without sleeping on it and it will go completely flat. Ive checked for visible leaks and found NONE! WalMart does not take air matresses back. The box says `DO NOT RETURN PRODUCT TO STORE. CALL `1800 blah blah blah" but when I called there is no one to talk to because they are shut down due to COVID 19! WTF am I to do? I paid $59 for a twin matress that is doing me no good!
Really .?? The Wal Mart I go to allows me to exchange it out for another.....I can't get a refund ... But I can exchange for another mattress all the time ...
Literally the same exact issue I’m going through. So frustrating
How could you see visible leaks? Air is invisible, unless you have smog in your home. Use a sprayer with soapy water and do a little detective work. Start at the pump area. You'll find the leak in a few minutes, it's not rocket science. BTW, the tag must have a typo. It should say "stretching".
Thanks for saving me from buying this junk and wasting my money.
Omg I wish I saw this last week. I have to wake every hour to refill. WASTE OF MONEY
if the built in pump malfunctions, can you use other pumps? thank you
Great review, thank you
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Glad you liked it!
I have to use this for the next 2 weeks straight because of an emergency. So i guess I'm really gonna test it out. So far I'm bout 3 days in of use and it's no problem. I didn't infate it all the way the first night then the next two nights I put a lil more air in. Less air makes it feel like a real bed after a while. You'll really forget it's an air mattress when you're just laying still. 10/10 so far.
Hello, How was your experience? I guess It's been a year now since you started using it. I'm actually planning to buy it, your suggestion would be helpful.
@@santoshkumar-yh2bc it held up very well. Most comfortable air mattress I've slept on but I haven't slept on many. Lasted a lot longer than 2 weeks of continuous use
I definitely love that it has a built-in plug in pump! Every air mattress I've ever had (for camping) has always deflated all-the-way before night is over! I know this one is not for camping but that's my only experience with air mattresses. I liked that the edge didn't go down much while you (he) sat on the side. That really impressed me!! I also like the materials used in this one, seems to be extra durable! And the soft top looks comfy for an air mattress. Would definitely be a wonderful alternative to the couch for any company that stayed the night. I'm going to check them out more. Thanks!
I am buying one for my element.
One of the only brands that has a built in pump and in a full size. The one I am ordering of this brand is the single top one. I want the single top because it’ll be for camping in my suv.
Best deal for the reviews. $60.
They are great but issue is the leaks at the seal of the pump. How to fix that? Flex seal maybe?
Big question - is it possible to replace the fuse on this ? And which fuse would it be ?
Can u inflate w handheld pump for camping
Can you recommend the most durable air materace? I used one of intex queen thick matteraces and it survived around one month, while a bestway queen felt far more flatter and survived around half of year sleeping each day. And patching without a patch gum is a fools game actually. I tried patch on a patch, superglue around every smallest corner, another patch on it... fail
It’s been fine holding air.
But what’s bizarre is that the top perimeter is raised.
I layered sleeping bags/mattresses pads/old blankets to pad up the middle to match the edge. Then it’s a regular flat bed.
I’m only 5’3 ~. I cannot imagine how uncomfortable it would be for anyone taller
Great review!!!
Glad i found your video,just bought from Amazon intex premaire queen size elevated airbed ,But cant find how tall it is when inflated,can you help?
You don't have a tape measure?
Ugh I love Inter. Had a King size for about 8 months but it got a while in it last night. Unfortunately I need to replace it.
This is great. It doesn't even seem like an air mattress. Love the diff heights.
Can't seem to fill it to proper air too much its too stiff and not enough i seep into it and its not comfortable.
How to know or fill it up to the perfect air fill
Can I use this every day and it’ll be better than a regular mattress I just don’t want to deal with stuff when moving hknow
I've had a couple Intex the really bad about bubbles and if you get a hole in it it's in the scenes and you can't repair the seams I've tried many times
Great idea. But an "air" mattress. It does show good side support. I wonder if it'll hold the firmness thru the night? Might be a consideration after I read some user reviews. Guests always pop in.
I bought an outside doormat that says "Go Away". It works wonders for unexpected guests. Much cheaper than a mattress too.
Would this 24 inch air mattress good for camping? Seems taking up lots of space. Thanks
How I inflate it, if I am in the woods am I don't have electricity, for example?? U can do it with a manual pomp also? Thx
It leaks out air I just had surgery what should I do
I can’t figure out how to put it back in the bag-
Can I pump it manually? Let’s say the cord breaks and I have a normal pump?
Can you fill the bed without the internal pump? I have an external pump and would like to use the mattress in a cabin without electricity.
That's what I want to know but I don't think you can because no one ever says it.
Buy a battery and an inverter. Can't haul enough crap when you're traveling.
I end up using an ever-start car power inverter. The pump was taking forever. Those beds are big and heavy. There is one on the target website that allows you to use the pump as well.
I purchased this mattress on a local marketplace group, but it doesn't feel or measure as large as a queen should be. It feels more like a full. Is this a true queen, with 80"x60" measurements? Does it fit 2 people with extra room to roll around? thanks!
My airbed didn't come with the on off switch
This video answered many questions except the one im looking for: how much do i inflate the mattress?
You inflate it as firm as you like it. It's like asking how much food you should eat. Uh, til you're satisfied. Every person is different.
I just purchased this Intex mattress. Pump comes out of the bed. How do I put it back in the mattress so I can blow up the mattress? It doesn’t look like the pump in your video.
I have a question that none of the videos I've seen covers: what about storage? I've had air mattresses before and storage it was very troublesome.
What if I don't have electricity? Can I use a pump toblow it up?
I want an air mattress in the event of a black out like we just experienced in Texas.
My plan is to use a Big Buddy Heater in the living room and air mattresses to sleep on. We had absolutely no electricity for days. So I need a good mattress that can be blown up with a pump.
Please advise.
Buy one without a built-in pump. Or buy a Jackery if you have that many power issues anyway. ua-cam.com/video/6lqXCeIwfKo/v-deo.html
I just purchased the prima air II. Seems to be good quality. I purchased the sound of sleep in little hole started popping out within a week. Junk.
I have one that keeps losing air
Power Moves same and theres noting broken
Mine too
Same!
If it’s around the pump use some silicone to seal it
Pump will Give out after two months!! Always had to Inflate it. Sleeps well, but Comes with Flaws. What About the Pump?
I recently got a problem with mine, don't know if im the only one but recently used it, was letting the air out if the mattress, left it tor about a minute till the pump suddenly stopped working, idk if it has an overheating feature I don't know about but I don't think it should do that. Do I just need to let it cool down and then go back amd check if its working, or is it just completely broken
same with me turns on for less then a min ..then shuts off but keeps the air....didn’t even have it a month #Struggle
you have to turn it all the way in one direction for the pump to turn on u dont unplug it to turn it off u do a quitar turn to seal it
Subbed to your channel dude solid review.!.
Used the product twice and now the pump will not work. It turns on for 5 seconds and then shuts off, both deflate and inflate mode. I called manufacture and they said the pump is not serviceable.
my mattress starts losing air very fast. what am I doing wrong?
That is much better than any air mattress we've ever owned.
I bought my first air mattress "intex premair 2" and noticed that in a few hours it lost enough air. I contacted the company who understood the problem and sent me another, same model, which also loses air in just few hours. Can someone explain to me what happens to these mattresses ??
I'm having this same problem that's why I'm here
These Intel blow ups always seem to leak around the air compressor housing. Spray with soapy water to see if it bubbles. If it does then you can get some RTV silicone and seal it to stop the leakage.
@@615JOHNLEE So. The makers cant learn how to build a mattress? But they sell them.
@@bradsanders6954 haha yeah I wish it was that simple. Years later they are still building junk. I’ve given up on buying new models, I RTV the ones that I have and keep using them.
@@615JOHNLEE The RTV is the bomb huh? I need a really hard mattress to keep my back happy, so an air mattress it is............seems like a big item to find pin hole leaks on?................all of these are built in China of course,some with thick vinyl,some with what ever.......all seem to have a 50% leak ratio even when new.
How much do I inflate this mattress before it popps? So I can put as much air in it as possible
Just inflate it from empty to full in 5 minutes max. When I in flated mine I did it in 4.5 minutes
Try it and let us know. Take one for the team, for science.
Great for guess, comfortable, looks great but looses air. This would not be so bad but it happens too quickly. A guest can't sleep more than 3 hrs before having to add air.
It is great to have a built-in pump. The durability sounds great as well. Great option for extra guesses :)
Yo at 4:35 your pants are ripped bro
Came here to comment this! It seems very few actually watch the videos.
I just got one recently I bring along with me if I’m drinking at a friends house so I don’t have to crash on the couch. I think it’s comfortable asf better then a lot of people’s actual mattress, best $109 I ever spent
I’ve used my queen only twice and now when I use it the air leaks out over night and I end up on the floor. Idk if there’s a hole or product defect?
Oh no. I still have mine in the box. Haven't used it yet. I have a warranty on mine. So I'll send it back if I that's an issue. That is disturbing though. Only twice? Wow.
B-boy StuntZ , yes it is disturbing and I’m actually picking one up today so it’s making doubt and almost canceling the order...
@@phillipcsandoval9094 You know what since that last time I commented I actually opened up the box and I use my airbed. Using it for a little over a week. I've gone atleast 2 or 3 days without inflating it again. No need. I haven't had any problems. I will see how many days I can go without the need to inflate
@@phillipcsandoval9094 it's quite comfortable too. Go ahead and get it. Make sure you read ALL the instructions
...very useful. Thanks much
Can you please let your viewers know if this mattress can be pumped up with a hand held portable pump? Many have asked!
it cannot
It doesn’t need it because it has an internal pump
@@youtubecommenter1000 if you are without electricity, you need it.
@@Abena_Goddess87 That’s why you get a real mattress
So Ive checked all top air mattress reviews, on all of them, at least half the reviews say "dont buy this product". It leaks. It split. Cant fix leaks. Top rated and this is the best there is?..................I had a Coleman cheepo mattress here that didnt leak for 0ver 10 years............It was 34.99 new..........I really wonder about spending much on one of these things.
Is it possible to inflate this manually without mains electricity?
Yeah it is but hand pump not included
I have a intex 22 " I just purchased 3 days ago and it keeps losing air in a large amount almost like it has a big leak within 2 hrs it is sinking in. can someone please help? I am going to call service but it's such a headache 😫
So what happened bro? Did it have a leak. I thought mine had a leak but it's just stretched and loses firmness over time.
This is a good value air mattress. I would definitely buy this one for an emergency guest bedroom. Thank you.
im just bought my second mattress love the first one. river cottage for guests, pack away when me and my lady, 10 stars from me
What if both ways makes it deflate
Is this mattress good for camping, also is this mattress able to be pumped up manually if you aren't close to a outlet?
Well Here In Nicaragua, I had to buy the smallest, for camping. I have to inflate with my mouth. It takes a while but it works. It's too bad there's no fast air exit valve. It some work to unflate. And the worst inconvenient, is the weight. Shit it's heavy. But it's comfortable. Nicaragua sucks in camping goods... But I have freedom here. No covid bullshit. ! Do you know a way to unflate without having to squeeze the valve all the way. Nothing seems to be able to get in and keep it open....I don't know what model I have but it's the yellow one for children 3-10 years old.
Will it automatically stop inflating?
no
So I’ve just bought one, can I ask? Do I have to shut the power off manually or will it just stop? Or explode? 👍
Did it explode?
Did it not come with a manual? Pretty sure there's no auto-shutoff.
You seal the holes with silicone and you'll never have that problem again. Home depot 6 dollars. Its a bed of air, wtf do you think will eventually happen ? Holes lol.
When i try to make the pump inflate it it just deflates it, i dont get whats wrong
Probably got the dial turned the wrong way.
Good review here again.
This seems like a really nice air mattress, but I’m still partial to the aerobed one that has the secondary pump and the headboard to keep your pillow from falling off. I like the plush-ish material, but, if I like my guests, I’m going to throw on a mattress topper to make it more real bed-like anyway.
I had the Aero bed Queen Size 18 inches. Cost me $268 on sale. This one was around $130 and 22 inches. Just as good if not better. So more for your money But I've had this Intex bed just under 2 weeks. So far so good though. Aero bed had it a few months before I threw it out. Had a hole in it.
This thing is a hundred bucks, if that. I bet the aerobed is more.
It's an absolute pain to put it back in the box! I have been using it for the last 2 years..and because i have limited space I need it to go back in the box. In order to get it in back it drains my soul...if they work provide a slightly bigger box it would be make a huge difference. When I see INTEX all the anger comes to mind about this struggle. The air mattress it self is good until I wake up with it 15% deflated overnight. But for 7 times a year of use..I can live with that
Can you use one of the storage tubs to put it in? That’s what I would try
Cardboard boxes are free, everywhere. Go get one the right size. That's what I did.
How it's book it
my pump runs for 5 seconds then shuts off. Have to wait 30 minutes before starting the pump again but still runs for 5 seconds.
Have one know. Good for three months and now it keeps losing air.
I’ve bought about 5 of those and they get a hole after the 1st use every time .
You didn't figure this out after the first 2?
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH 😂
do you have to keep it plugged in once you've inflated it?
No. I have one.
You do if you have a leaky one. You'll be reaching for the inflate switch every few hours if you are one of the 50% of unlucky buyers.
I bought this queen size air mattress for guests to use at my home. It is a couple of years old, but we only use it 1 or 2 times a year and only for a few days. It never leaked, but my recent guest this summer said she heard a pop and a huge bulge on one side popped up. Then another pop! The ribbing on the mattress gave out and now it's lopsided and unusable. I filled out a complaint form 3 times and no one has contacted me. I called the customer service number and the agent said that he was"just a little Asian" and couldn't help me. Really? Buy another brand of air mattress. Intex is no good.
This intex air matrees has a defect after a few wks air escapes from bed, 🛌 causing it to deflate. Manufacturer must fix this defect A.S.A.P. I had to exchange my matress 3 times in 4 months. Must redevope new design, Manufacturer is losing Money fast.
junk mines already broke the insides came undone/unglued now its like a weird marsh mellow that squishes out sideways
Is there a way to repair this? Like a hole. I know they don't last forever but this is what happened there was a hole but it lasted for awhile! 🤍 It.
It comes with a patch to deal with any holes you find. The problem is finding the hole
Really? We found the hole but no patch. Didn't even notice. Well damn it.
@@onlyme1245 should have come on a small bag in the box. Well hopefully you find the patch if there is one. Mine even had instructions on how to patch it up.
4th day sleeping on an air sofa/bed. It's cool.
Now ...how do you feel
@@mdarmanbhuiyan3502 Hahah... I should have used it for like 4 months before it started leaking, became uncomfortable, and I got rid of it.
It was a nice experience. I wouldn't buy another one though. :D :D
I purchased Intex 3 times and first time it lasted awhile but the after that I had bad issues with the 2nd and 3rd time with air leaks around the pump area so I stopped buying Intex. And I used this for indoor use only. 🤔👎👎👎
So buy one without a built in pump. These morons obviously haven't figured out how to build a non-leaky mattress with a built-in pump, because EVERYONE complains about this.
Thanks
I have one , day 2 with it
Has this held up i want to buy one and im wondering if its as durable as said