Review on 🛏️ SleepLux Durable Inflatable Air Mattress: Built-in Pump, Pillow, USB Charger – 15" Tall Twin Comfort by Michelle Langley

Good day. Air mattresses have long taken root in many families. Maybe even in each. They are almost indispensable when traveling, they are comfortable to sleep in tents and even accommodate guests at home, in the absence of normal beds, you can easily. Now we are the guests. They brought with them to Kamyshevatskaya an inflatable bed (or a mattress, I honestly don’t know how this creation is called correctly) Intex with a built-in pump. I can’t accurately identify this thing, because the information posted on the pump itself applies only to it. I'll point it out just in case. We sleep on Intex Fast-Fill 620R. Comfortable mattress on its own. I don’t want to measure it, but I can say that it is wider than a regular double bed. It is single, so it may be uncomfortable for some people to lie down on it. And some, like me, will be disgusted to be so close to the floor, on which various creatures can run across the countryside. For the first time I came across a mattress that has a built-in pump. On the one hand, this is very convenient, since you don’t need to buy a rocking chair separately, you don’t need to look for it when it comes in handy, you don’t need anything but electricity. Without electricity, a mattress / bed can also be inflated, but for this you either have to spend a lot of hours and people inflating, or you still have to purchase a regular pump. For obvious reasons, using such a mattress at sea will not work. The pump is built-in and it has no moisture protection. You can unscrew it, of course, but is anyone going to do this for the sake of a few hours of floundering? I wouldn't, for sure. The pump works well. And quite noisy. But the main thing that inflates well, blows even better. Of course, the Intex mattress can deflate by itself, just turn the regulator to the left for this, but with the use of a pump, air is pumped out faster. Yes, and everything is pumped out to the last, that is, there is no need for independent "squeezing". Of course, such a bed / mattress can be recommended, but I would still stop at the option without a built-in pump. The mattress should be able to swim in the sea, if it is possible to get out on it. Thank you for your attention. Sincerely, Mikhail.