Thought I was in my own bed!
First of all let me start by saying there are tons of inflatable mattresses out there, ranging from to over 0. When I started to look at it, why would I even consider spending over 0 for an air mattress to use on a vacation. Well, let me tell you, this was a great investment. We took this mattress up to a cottage. Last year I slept a week at this cottage on a leather couch and it was not fun. This year, I wanted something better to sleep on. The Wenzel Insta-Bed Queen was GREAT. It was very confortable. The top is covered with something, so your sheet are not laying on top of plastic and you get a better feel against your body. We slept on this for a week, and it held air very well. It was half way through the trip before I decided to plug it in again to add a little air. The dual chambers are pretty cool too because you can put air in the center or the sides of the bed depending on your sleep perference. I would recommend this to anyone. Its worth the extra cash for a good air mattress if its something you are going to need. Now I have an extra queen bed for visitors to the house.

UNEVEN and UNCOMFORTABLE
If you like a bed that pushes your body into the center with raised edges, than this is the bed for you. A bed should be flat. This bed was designed by someone who never even tried to lie down in it. The design is totally flawed. My biggest fears were buying an air bed that leaked, not one that puts strain on your body because it is not flat. Horrible design. F. Waste of money.

I slept on this product
I actually bought this as a gift for my brother & sister-in-law who don't have a spare bedroom in their home. If I want to spend time with them and enjoy my three nephews, I have to sleep on an airbed in their livingroom. However, last time I visited them I woke up around 2AM with these two, huge, bulging masses on either side of me and I was on the ground. Needless to say, that airbed had bitten the dust. So, I replaced it with this queen size Wenzel Insta-Bed. It took about 90 seconds to inflate and I slept comfortably for the three nights I stayed with them. I liked that it was nice and high off the ground, didn't have that icky vinyl smell, and I never once had a problem with the bed loosing air. The morning I left, the bed deflated easily and I packed it back into it's little sleeping bag sized holder. For me, this is a nice product and it made a nice gift.

Stood the test of time!
I purchased this in December 2009 and realized I had never reviewed it. I have had two different air mattresses in the past: An Aerobed purchased at Bed Bath & Beyond and an unknown brand purchased at BJ's Warehouse. Both mattresses developed tiny leaks after one or two uses and, despite diligently repairing every leak, a new one quickly developed. After reading the reviews of this brand, I decided to give it a try. So far, no leaks, my husband and I slept comfortably through the night, and it was simple to inflate and deflate. After almost a year of occasional use (probably used six times in eight months), I can confidently declare this one to be a winner.

ok for an air mattress, but let's not pretend it's a real bed
I thought this bed was more comfortable than other air mattresses I have tried. I appreciated its height off the ground and the ease of pumping and deflating. We bought this bed primarily for house guests, and slept on it ourselves for several nights after a recent move. We found that it sagged in the middle even after one night. I am amazed that others who reviewed this bed did not have to put air in every night, because ours was definitely not firm when we woke up. There was no obvious leak, but I suppose there could have been one that we could not detect. We returned the bed and opted for a guest mattress instead.