Dura-Beam: Downy Airbed - Full - Green, 10" Inflatable Mattress, Built-in Foot Pump, Fiber-Tech, Carry Bag, Indoor-Outdoor, 600lb Cap, 64762E

I recently tried out the Intex 64762E Dura-Beam Standard Downy Air Mattress, and it’s been a pleasant surprise. This mattress stands out with its durability and comfort, thanks to the Dura-Beam technology that provides excellent support and keeps the mattress from sagging over time. The standard downy texture adds a nice touch of softness, making it quite comfortable for a good night's sleep. I found the inflation process quick and easy, and the built-in valve ensures that deflation is just as hassle-free. The mattress holds air well without needing frequent adjustments, which is a real convenience. Whether for guests or camping trips, this air mattress offers solid performance and value. If you’re in the market for a reliable and comfortable air mattress, the Intex Dura-Beam is definitely worth considering.

So far I use this air mattress for grandkids visits and it held up great..,it inflated quickly no issues yet..,,

I purchased this air mattress with the foot pump because I didn't want excessive noise when I inflate/deflate the mattress. The foot pump is easy to use but it's a bit hard to inflate it fully, because no matter how much you pump, it always feels like its not enough. Also, even when the cap is fully secured, it still lets out air at times when you lay down...I had to secure it with tape to avoid the issue. Overall, great mattress, really comfortable, and good size.

I’m giving this air mattress 5 stars not because it sleeps like a $140 air mattress, but it does do absolutely everything an air mattress at this price point should do. Foot pump was a learning experience but in the end worked just fine. Air mattress stayed inflated but needed a little pumping after a couple of days, they all do so get over it. It kept me off the floor which is all I asked it to do, and it did it well. All in all, I feel like I got every bit of my money’s worth on this one.

After inflating it both manually, and with an electric pump, the mattress would deflate as soon as there was some weight applied to it (I am on the lighter side). Initially, I suspected a hole of some sort and was looking to just patch it due to time constraints, but soon realized that it was the valve that was very loose. I took it regardless for a camping trip and added plenty of duct tape to secure it but within a few hours (2-3) the air would once again escape through the valve. I suggest trying it out days in advance if you plan to use it for a trip. This is not suitable for camping.

Only Issue is the way the description is written, it says built in inflator, it is built in but not electric. It is a foot pump type inflator, a bit tricky to operate and inflate mattress. Better off paying a bit more for an air mattress with an electric or battery power inflator

This airbed is very comfortable and durable and is excellent for guests or everyday use. It retains air pressure and evenly distributes weight even if someone is a restless sleeper. Very comfortable and nice height for any age user. I plan on getting another one just in case an extra guest needs one. No leaks or flattening ever. Easy to inflate and deflate with a convenient cloth carrying case.

Let me start by saying that I was pretty skeptical about this air mattress mostly because of the low price. It's been my experience that when it comes to blow up mattresses, you get what you pay for. Every other "cheap" mattress I've used has been extremely poor quality and next to no durability. They either leaked out completely before a full night's sleep or developed a puncture seemingly out of nowhere. Well, throw away your preconceived notions regarding this mentality because over the past week or so I've been using the mattress, I'm still on the original inflation and haven't had to add air. It did soften up a little over the first night, (which to my surprise made it more comfortable then when filled to capacity) and hasn't leaked since. I've owned a premium mattress by aerobed, and in all honesty, the thickness of this one is absolutely comparable, if not negligible in difference. I would ONLY recommend this exact brand to anyone looking for a budget air mattress. **PRO TIP ** IF USING THE FOOT PUMP, TURN THE MATTRESS OVER ,UNSCREW THE CAP AND REMOVE THE PLUG AND THEN USE YOUR FOOT TO STEP DOWN ONTO THE BUILT IN PUMP. I WOULD RECOMMEND INFLATING IT WHERE YOU CAN FULLY STAND UP, AND COMPLETELY UNRAVEL THE MATTRESS SO IT IS LAYING FLAT. THE FOOT PUMP ABSOLUTELY WORKS,AND I THINK IT'S LIKELY THAT THE NEGATIVE COMMENTS ARE BECAUSE OF UNCLEAR DIRECTION OF PROPER USE.

good

OK bed but it makes a lot of squeaky noise while sleep on it.

As advertised. Used it in the back of my capped pickup to sleep while traveling to save money on motels. Durable, Comfortable and I slept well. Bit of work pumping it up with built in foot pump. Packed back up nice to store for the next trip. No issues, reasonably value.

Easy to fill air through the in built air pump in short time. Inflate and deflate with very minimal effort. Easy and light weight to handle. More comfortable to sleep.

The built in foot pump is a convenient back up in case you don’t have an electric pump available.