OlarHike Inflatable Mattress, Double Air bed, 135 x 190 x 46cm, 300KG Max | Blow up Bed, Advanced Coil-Beam Support, 3 Mins Inflation, 10% Thicker PVC, Waterproof, Family Choice Award Winner, Carry Bag

It's great, great value and operation and comfort... but can I find my first puncture? No I cannot... take measure to check the floor for sharps and do not let it rub on ANYTHING. But yeah it'd a great bed and good value... Pumps up super quick...

I wanted to fully test this airbed before writing a review. Firstly, if you are wanting a size for 2 adults to share then order a KING SIZE. Initially I ordered a double size which upon unboxing was a single. I returned and reordered king size which is perfect for 2. I was skeptical about how good this would be and whether it would deflate overnight and be like the typical 'old school' airbeds. How wrong I was! This OlarHike airbed is FANTASTIC! It inflates at the push of a button in only a few minutes. The bed is quite high which is so much more comfortable than the 'old school' type where when you lie on your side your hip is touching the floor! We used the bed for a week and only needed a slight top up inflation after a few days. It easily accommodated 2 adults and the dog! The material is substantial, no issues with rips or tears considering the dog was jumping on and off it all the time. You can inflate the bed to your desired firmness and it literally just takes a few minutes. The pump does expel noise when operating but this didn't bother us and can only be expected when using an electrical appliance. The bed was very comfortable and due to the structure there is no 'roll together' with 2 sleeping. It has a flocked top as with most airbeds on the market. We use a blanket or sheet to place over anyway so never sleep directly on the flock. As for deflation... OMG SO EASY!! simply push button to deflate and wait 3-4 minutes and its done. When rolling the bed to put back in its bag, I suggest using deflate button a couple of times as you roll sections to ensure all air removed which allows it to easily fit back into its bag. Overall this is a 5 star product and so glad I bought it. Makes a great camping bed, guest bed / occasional bed which can easily be stored in a cupboard when not in use, and if you use it for camping it won't take up too much room in the car for transportation! If you are considering an airbed which self inflates, I would highly recommend this one. In three words: 1. Comfortable 2. Easy to Use 3. Easy to store away

(Got the double) it's just enough for two. Or great for one. Really good product! Firm but comfortable. Looks really modern. Everything is included no need to buy separate pumps or cables, the cable is included and attached and had a little compartment of it's own attached to bed. Inflate and deflate is so easy a kid can operate it! Great sale price worth the money. Slept on it 2 nights in a row and it doesn't lean to one side like some airbeds, it's firm like a real bed and stays stable and level. Would highly 100% recommend!

Great bed to replace my old one. 4 stars as not used yet , so can't comment on if it stays inflated. Very comfortable to lie on. Nice flocked top and an anti- roll off edge. Personally , I will still cover with a fleece blanket as I find that all beds can be a little cold to lie on when camping. Very easy instructions to follow. Like that it shows how to fold correctly though if an old hand at using airbeds , you don't really need. It does fold up well and fits in the carry bag provided. Easy controls , more or less the same level of noise to inflate/ deflate ( within 3mins) as my last airbed. Tip is to put the plug into the storage space 1st , then the lead. Room for me and my pooch😂 Looking forward to a good night's sleep. Fingers crossed it delivers

I bought this air bed back in December when I had family coming to stay. I gave them my bed and slept on this myself — so I’ve properly tested it! Inflating it is exactly as simple as it sounds. You plug it in, press inflate, and it does the rest. It felt like it was ready within minutes — realistically probably under 15 minutes to fully inflate. Very quick and hassle-free. I was genuinely surprised by how comfortable it was. It felt supportive and sturdy, and I slept well on it. It doesn’t feel flimsy or unstable like some air beds can. If you’re using it for camping, I would say it needs a small top-up after about 3–4 days. The instructions mention around a week, but in my experience it was slightly sooner. That said, it wasn’t a major issue and didn’t deflate enough to make it uncomfortable — just a small top-up to keep it firm. Deflating is just as easy. Plug it in, press the deflate button, and it quickly removes the air. When folding it away, I left it on deflate mode while rolling it up and it really vacuumed out the remaining air, which made it much easier to store. It comes with a storage bag, which is handy. Just be aware — like most things — it never quite goes back in as perfectly as it did the first time! 😂 If you don’t fold it tightly enough, you’ll struggle to get it back into the bag. A family member has since used it and was also really impressed. Overall, I’d definitely recommend this for camping, guest use, or as a spare bed at home. It’s sturdy, comfortable, compact when stored, and very easy to use.

I had to sell our super king size bed, to accommodate a hospital type bed, for my beloved, terminally ill wife. She suggested to me to try an airbed, so we could sleep together in the main bedroom. I was sceptical about this airbed despite reading good reviews, prior the purchase. But my beloved wife gave me a direct order to buy it. So, as a former military combat veteran and well trained husband, I did execute that order immediately. And to my pleasant surprise, I really do enjoy sleeping on this bed, for the last 3 months. It is sturdy yet comfortable, giving good support for my whole body... and my small dog. This airbed is light, but stays in place while in use. I did not notice any surfaces deformation yet. I am topping up the air once a week, but it is just my routine, rather than a necessity. Inflate and deflate rates are well balanced. Overall, design, ease of use, and comfort offered by this airbed, are really good, in my opinion. Very good value for money, taking into account, all the above and the price.

Firstly, this air mattress has absolutely stunned me as it feels as close to a real mattress that you can get. It arrived packed up in a box, which when opens you'll find the airbad packed into a handy little bag that I repack the airbed into when it's done. this makes it handy for packing away neatly as you can fold it back up easily and place it in the bag. also if you're travelling with the airbed, the bag will be handy to protect the bag while in transit. there's more plastic protection around the airbed to make sure it isn't damaged in transit. once you take it out, unfold it, it's ready to go. the plug to power up the bed to inflate the bed is built into the bed which is fantasticly convenient! all you need to do is plug it in, click Inflate button, and go. it will start inflating quickly, and finish up within 4 minutes till it reaches its maximum size. you can also deflate the bed when you're done with it using a different button - so basically it's all built in, no plugs etc needed. the airbed rises high above the floor and feels very firm. you won't sink in at all and 'feel the air' like other mattresses. it's almost close to a real mattress, except of course it does have that pool lilo smell still. I got this for my friend who was staying with us for a week. the bed remained firm all night long and had the same firmness all the way to the morning. we deflated the bed each day and packed it away to save space as it's quite big in the living room. she had a restful night of sleep each night during the 37 degree summer weather in the UK! this bed is a lifesaver and fantastic quality for the price.

Amazon's site point-blank refused to allow mw to upload the video of me inflating this airbed, even though it was on standard HD and 30 fps. Crazy. So, onto the bed. After unfurling it and connecting it to the mains, I pressed the 'inflate' button on the bed and up it went, it took just slightly over 3 minutes to get to the point that I thought was firm enough, after which I pressed 'stop' button to stop the pump. I left it like that for the rest of the day and evening in order to see if it went down at all. The following day it seemed to still be where I had left it so that night I decided to try it out. This is where I learned a lesson. The lesson.... (Which in retrospect common sense should have made me realise it was going to be an issue) Bearing in mind that this was in December - and I cannot really afford to leave the heating on for long, so it was pretty cold by the time midnight came when I normally retire. I covered the mattress with a large throw, a standard one that I use in the summer as my blanket. I then put my 15 tog duvet on the top and slept under this. It was very cold, but not from the duvet side, it was very cold from the mattress side, the air inside was cold, and there's a lot of it which refuses to get warmed by a human body, even one under a 15 tog quilt. That mass of cold air was clearly transmitting that cold through the throw on which I was lying and into my body - it was seriously uncomfortable - and it never eased. So I left it and went to bed. The following night I tried again, but this time I first threw a thick fleece throw on the mattress, covered by a lightly quilted king size bedspread. I was also pleased to note that the bed seemed not to have softened at all. What a difference, I was warm all night and it was also very quiet when moving, and also very comfortable. I'm not sure how this would work in a house that is warm, I imagine the air would go in warmer, and not loose the heat in a room where the heating remains on. The mattress… All in all I left it inflated five days and four nights and slept on it all night for three nights, I never had to add more air. There are some commentators here that stated that the one they received did not have a manual valve for inflation, I am glad to say that mine did. In the images here the 'ridges’ or 'air-bars' that can be seen in them seem very pronounced, they are not, those images show the exaggerated shadows. The raised rim is a marvellous addition and to be honest, I am overweight and I could sit on the edge of this mattress to get dressed without fear of it bowing. Packing away.... There's no chance, not even following the instructions on how to fold it, that it will be possible to ever get this thing back into the travel bag with a size that will even come close to being able to put it back in the box it came in. I tried six times, even coming up with my own way of doing it. In the end I gave up, put it in the bag - and it will take up about a third of my boot space in my Renault Clio. This is why I have taken one star off. But apart from that I've no complaints now that I know it has to be well lined before trying to sleep on it.