SUV Air Mattress, Inflatable Car Bed with Electric Pump and Pillow, Flocking Surface, Camping Sleeping Pad for Travel SUV Sedan Back Seat Trunk Tent Chevy Jeep Wrangler Toyota Honda Civic (Black)

This is a great product for price. I bought this for when we’re traveling. We used it 3 times now & it’s so comfortable in my 4Runner. The only problem I do have is the pump it comes with is slow for airing up each chamber. I bought a different one which wasn’t a biggie & the bag it came in wasn’t very sturdy for holding everything so I replaced that as well but otherwise it’s perfect for two 5’7 adults & a 7 year old & 4 year old all to sleep. Actually more comfortable than our bed lol

Very very thin . couldn't inflate all the way no matter what i did due to tge massive loss of air the very weak machine provided for it . too too that off it smelt so horrible it was unusable in the car during our road trip and a few peices had a gash in them due to packaging im guessing so pillows and side bumpers were not available to us at all . if they could fix the pump the loss of air issue and the thickness of the product it would be amazing . im sure the fact that ours was damaged was not the companys fault but all other problem were . poor product i wouldnt buy it again blankets worked just as good .

My friend and I took a two week road trip and this was our home for the first week! First off this fit in my 2020 Ford explorer like a glove, so close it almost seemed custom. This was comfortable and did the job, we saved so much money staying in the car for the road trip. It was also very easy to deflate and re-inflate at night. I will be using this for future trips.

I liked how easy and quick it was to blow this up. We tried it out on a short trip, but didn't end up using it over night. Originally, we the it was super comfortable and that it would do the trick. My husband is 6'6" and 280lbs and I'm short and average, but it held us well. Unfortunately, it's not for sleeping on. It held air really well, but because it's so thin, you could feel the floor under it and some of the individual pieces blew up larger than others, so it was funky. We're going to try throwing a foam pad under next time to see if that makes a difference. I want this to work. I like the idea of it.

Honestly, don't buy. Spend alittle more for something that has less compartments to inflate. The pump is also cheep and the cord is really short. It is also hard to get fully inflated so if you weigh more than 150 lbs you will be feeling the floor.

This worked perfectly in 2012 Acadia. We did a road trip staying at national forests, planning to sleep in the car. After a bit of research, we decided on the Haomaomao air mattress. It fits nicely in the back of the Acadia. It was fairly comfortable, and the pump inflated and deflated the mattress quickly.

It is exactly what I was looking for for a camper

It's such a nice idea, and I was excited it fit in my 2021 Forester, but this product doesn't work. I set it up around 6 pm, with some trouble because the nozzles are kind of fussy, but I figured that part out. It felt a little deflated when I went to sleep around 10, but not enough to bother with in the dark. I woke up at 2 am with no air under me. I am about 155 lbs., and this was the very first time I used it. I did much better with my little self-inflating thermarest pad which I had fortunately thrown in the car just in case.