Review on Conlia Back Seat Inflatable Car Mattress With Flocking Cushion For SUV, Backseat Air Mattress For A Comfortable And Convenient Car Ride by Robert Long

This car mattress is too wide (about 10 inches too wide) to fit across the rear seat of my Jeep Wrangler two-door. But with the seat removed, it fits the length of the cargo area perfectly (see picture). With it in this position, I enter and exit the passenger door so I don’t have to close the tailgate once I’m inside. I’m planning on using the mattress as an emergency backup, e.g., camping when an unexpected thunderstorm blows in. It should be good enough for a few hours of sleep.Like some other reviewers, I did not receive a carry bag. It may be a problem with the product description or it may be an issue with packaging for shipment. But on the positive side, if there is an item in this product that you can do without, the carry bag is it.It was nice of the manufacturer to provide a longer power cord (about 65 inches), but even so, it’s none too long. The valves for the mattress and the head protection are on opposite ends, so I have to flip the mattress around before filling the second one.The largest of the three nozzles isn’t that practical, since once it’s removed nearly all the air escapes before I can get the second, smaller valve in place. It, however, prevents this backflow, so I usually just start and end with only this nozzle. It might take a little longer, but the air you put in stays until the valve is plugged.And finally, a way to secure the nozzles to the pump would be a help. As it is now, as soon as the mattress or pillow is starting to get full, the air pressure pushes the nozzle off the end of the pump and the air escapes. I end up holding everything together while it’s filling, which isn’t the most convenient.