King Koil Luxury Twin Air Mattress with Built in Pump, 20” Double High Twin Size Premium Airbed, Inflatable Blow Up Mattress, Waterproof, 1-Year Warranty

When I first saw “pillow top” in the name, I thought, “Okay, calm down, it’s still an air mattress.” But the moment it inflated (which took like a minute, thanks to that high-speed pump that makes you feel like you’re inflating a bounce house for royalty), I was pleasantly surprised. This thing is plush. Like, “I might just start blowing this up every night instead of sleeping on my regular bed” plush. It’s basically a mattress that’s trying really hard to convince you it’s a real bed. And honestly? It’s succeeding.Inflation:Let’s talk about that built-in pump. You know how with most air mattresses, you need to sacrifice half your lung capacity or deal with some prehistoric hand pump that makes you question your life choices? Not here, my friend. No, King Koil’s got you covered with a pump that could probably inflate a hot air balloon if you needed it to. I watched in awe as this mattress went from flat to full-blown luxury in under two minutes. You almost feel like you should cheer it on.And deflation? That’s just as satisfying. You flip the switch, and it’s like watching the world’s most polite air evacuation. No struggling, no “will it ever fit back in the box” drama—just an air mattress that knows when to make a graceful exit.The Comfort:This is where King Koil pulls a sneaky one. You see, you expect an air mattress to be “good for an air mattress,” but this thing? It’s just straight-up good. The pillow top is soft enough that you momentarily forget you’re sleeping on a glorified pool float, and the support is firm enough that you won’t wake up feeling like you just slept in a hammock made of bad decisions. It even has a slight raised edge, like a classy little air mattress fence, so you don’t roll off like an inflatable tumbleweed in the night.Guests who sleep on this might never leave. You’ve been warned.Durability:Now, this thing claims to be puncture-resistant, and while I didn’t go full gladiator on it with sharp objects (tempting), it does seem like it could survive more than the average air mattress. I half-expected it to pop if I so much as sneezed near it, but it held up to me, my dog, and my cat—all of us lounging like it’s an inflatable throne of dreams. Plus, it has a one-year warranty, because King Koil knows it’s not here to mess around. If it deflates on you for no good reason, they’ve got your back.Final Thoughts:This air mattress is like the superhero of inflatable beds. It swoops in when you need an extra sleeping space, inflates in no time, and offers plush comfort that’ll leave your guests wondering why you don’t just sleep on it yourself. Whether you’re hosting guests, camping (in extreme glamping mode), or just need a bed that can pop up faster than your will to clean, the King Koil Plush Pillow Top Twin Air Mattress is a game-changer. And if you're worried about being judged for using an air mattress, just tell people it’s a “luxury portable sleep system” and watch them nod in awe.

I had a Luxury Aerobed that lasted for 12 years. I didn't think that we could ever find another air mattress that could compare. I was wrong.It was unfortunate but the Aerobed started to lose air after 12 years. It wasn't your standard air loss, which meant that it was time to replace. We did tons of research and ended up getting the King Koil. To our surprise, it was so much nicer than we could have ever imagined. It took less than 2 minutes to fully inflate. It's a solid mattress that doesn't leak or require a top off of air. It may in time need a top off but the Aerobed needed a top off a few times a year. The King Koil is luxurious and comfortable. The material is velvety and thick. It doesn't jiggle when the other person lays down. It doesn't make noises like our old bed. The Aerobed made creaking noises when the other person would lay on it. It would jiggle and bounce, which was irritating when you're trying to sleep. The King Koil barely moves and doesn't make a single sound when the second person lays on it. We have a 2-inch memory foam topper that makes it even more comfortable. If you're looking for a replacement air mattress, you won't be disappointed. The built-in pillow-top takes some getting used to, but other than that, we absolutely love it. It's a great bed and worth the money.

The twiin sized airbed is 76x42 inches and 20 inches tall. It inflates in just a minute and a half with the built in pump. The 20 inch hight makes it a breeze to stand up from and it is wider than a standard twin. The length is excellent for most tall people. I found it to be very comfortable and held air well. I didn't have to add air after 3 days even though the instructions said it might need it. The carry bag is a little bit tight after inflating and deflating it the first time but learning how to fold it up again will help to size it right. It is easy to set up, well designed, doesn't leak, and easy to store. I use it with a double sleeping bag for tent camping.

I've bought this twice. The first one only lasted 3 months and then it was full of pinholes. But in it's defense, even on its last leg i never woke up on the floor. I tried patching it but i guess it had a leak i couldn't find because i was unable to fully repair it. It did its very very best to hold me up even when it was losing air like crazy. Which is why I purchased another one. I appreciate its efforts. And up until the pinholes it was the absolute best air mattress I've ever slept on. Easy and fast to inflate, SUPER comfortable, my lower back pain no longer exists. Loved it. I thought maybe I just got a dud because I couldn't think of anything that would cause it to suddenly acquire so many pinholes all at the same time. The new one arrived and I sent the old one off to air mattress heaven and set up the new one. I ordered the exact same size and color as before....but it's a bit smaller than the old one and when I blew it up the top wasn't as smooth. It looks wrinkled? Hopefully it lasts longer than the last one because it really is a comfortable air mattress.

So you need a temporary bed... the mattress and frame set you ordered is on back-order. I don't know why but the name King Koil stuck out to me... the look of this inflatable wonder stood out to me, it appeared to be a real mattress. Same aesthetics, height, functionality, etc... What I didn't expect was how quick it inflated, how easy it was to setup and how well it held the air. It's actually quite comfortable!!! Not a permanent solution, not something I'd want to spend more than a few days on but it's highly functional, firm yet supple and there's no odor. Kids, this ain't your parents air mattress. One thing I should point out is the fan is rather loud while inflating. It took a few minutes to inflate, did so quite well but if you're worried about waking anyone in close proximity then probably best to fill it up prior to. I'd equate the fan to a vacuum cleaner.