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EnerPlex Queen Air Mattress 9 Inch - Camping Airbed with Detachable Pump

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At a glance

Condition
New
Color
Blue
Size
9" Queen Size
Capacity
300 lb
Dimensions
80 x 60 x 9 in
Weight
5.46 kg
Material
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
In the box
Carry Bag

Features 5

  • Queen-Size Sleeping Comfort: Enjoy a spacious sleeping surface designed for comfortable overnight rest at home, on trips, or at the campsite. The 9-inch height provides convenient sleeping space without the bulk of a traditional bed.
  • For Adults, Children & Guests: A convenient sleeping solution for adults, children, families, and overnight guests. Use it at home as an extra bed or take it along for camping, travel, sleepovers, and family trips.
  • Detachable Pump Design: Includes a detachable pump with wall plug & car adapter for convenient inflation and deflation. The separate pump can be removed when storing or transporting your airbed.
  • Puncture-Resistant PVC: Made with durable PVC material and welded seams to help resist punctures and air leaks, while the flocked PVC surface provides a comfortable sleeping area for home or outdoor use.

Description

Enerplex 9" Camping Twin Enerplex 9" Camping Queen Enerplex 5.5" Child Bed Enerplex 13" Indoor Twin 16" Detachable Pump Enerplex 15" Indoor Twin Enerplex 18" Indoor Twin

Specs 28

Size 9" Queen Size
Special Feature Inflatable,Portable
Brand EnerPlex
Color Blue
Product Dimensions 80"L x 60"W x 9"Th
Material Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Specific Uses For Product Bed
Target Audience Adult, Kid

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Top Amazon Reviews

Best air mattress yet!
Surprised by how comfortable it is. I even threw it in my car and car camped comfortably. Love how easy it is to inflate and deflate it is too.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2026 by Crystal Pearl
Great for traveling and guest
Review Image by Tyeisha Boothe
We recently purchased the EnerPlex Twin Air Mattress for traveling, and it has been an excellent addition to our setup. We use it in the back of our passenger van, and it fits perfectly—almost like it was made for it. It comes with both car and home plugs, which makes it super convenient whether we’re on the road or at home. The inclusion of three different nozzles and repair patches is also a huge plus and shows great attention to detail. The mattress inflates quickly and reaches a really comfortable firmness, making it easy to get a good night’s rest while traveling. When we’re done, it folds back down neatly and doesn’t take up much space at all, which is important for keeping everything organized. Overall, we’re extremely happy with this purchase. It’s practical, comfortable, and perfect for travel. Highly recommend! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026 by Tyeisha Boothe
Great mattress, lame pump (for camping)
Color: Grey Size: 9" Queen Size
One time use so far. Over inflated, shoulders hurt all night laying on sides. Next time will try less air pressure. Very well made, highly impressed!! Pump leaves much to be desired and used a rechargable pump our daughter had. To use pump you either need house voltage or your cars cigarette lighter socket. That's not too bad, except the cord is so short, you'd have to inflate the mattress right next to your vehicle and then move it into your tent. Very, very dumb design. DC cord needs to be about 30 feet long so you can place the mattress in the tent and then inflate from the car. Some tents have small doors and an inflated mattress may not fit through it. Again, dumb to have such a short cord. The pump we did use was about the same size and barely much heavier. And though it was rechargeable, it inflated three mattresses easily, so why does the pump that comes with this mattress not come with built in batteries? Buy this mattress but if you're camping, get a rechargeable pump. We also had a pump that used six C batteries but it's heavier than the rechargeable pump and you could hear it strain to inflate the mattress (I inflated the mattress in my living room before we went camping). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2020 by Shadetree mechanic
Daily use since October 2022, still happy in November 2024
Color: Blue Size: 9" Queen Size
Ninth update, November 15, 2024 We've been sleeping on this mattress nightly for two years now. Re-reading my review, I see that I last added air to the mattress a year ago. I did rotate it 180 degrees and flip it over just in case we were wearing it out unevenly. But it didn't seem to make any difference. The mattress is still uniform and perfect in all directions. For the warm months, we removed the eggcrate foam layer so that the mattress itself could provide cooling. In October I put the foam back on. Eighth update, March 12, 2024 No change or refill since last update. Just fyi! Seventh update, January 14, 2024 We added a 10-second shot of air about a week ago, as we both thought the mattress felt a little soft. It could just be that our preferences have changed. Or, either the plastic has stretched, or the tiniest of leaks has started. I'm not concerned yet. My strategy is to wait until a daily refill is needed, because a leak will be too small to find before then. Sixth update, December 3, 2023 We have not added air to the mattress since the 4th update (below) in April. The bed was stripped down in November to the bare plastic and examined for bulges and deformations, with the intention to rotate the mattress for even wear. Although it looked and felt brand-new, it was rotated anyway as a precaution, as my partner is quite a bit heavier than me and also tends to teeter right on his edge of the mattress all night. One thing I have been meaning to add is the answer to a question that I have seen on some inflatable mattress discussions: Can I sit on the edge of the bed to get dressed? Yes. You could even do your physical therapy (like stretching by hanging your shoulder off the side) or exercises (like quadricep extensions) off the edge. Unless you keep your mattress underinflated (in which case it will pillow up around your hips just like a plastic pool raft), it is firm enough to sit on the edge to put on socks, and to support you as you push off it to stand up. Caveat: Our mattress sits on a bed frame that is high enough that my feet just touch the floor when sitting on the edge; if you put your mattress directly on the floor it will take more leverage to get up, just like with a solid mattress, and may not give you adequate assistance pushing off. If you have trouble getting out of bed due to bad knees or back, for example, I would suggest raising the mattress to sitting height or a little higher so you can slide right into a standing position. Note: This mattress has not been routinely deflated and re-inflated. I only let some air out twice when my partner said that it was too hard for him. Then when the new plastic stretched we both agreed it need another small shot of air. In my years of experience with an Aerobed, pinhole leaks seemed to be associated with deflation and reinflation, which we used to do to make it easier to change sheets. I could be wrong about this association, but repair is more difficult than muscling sheets onto a fully-inflated mattress. To save myself the possible trouble of having to find and glue shut leaks, I therefore have simply left the mattress fully inflated the entire time that we have owned it. Fifth update, September 10, 2023 Almost one year after purchase, this mattress is still not losing air and not losing shape or integrity. We sleep on it every night. For the summer months, we took off the insulating layers we added (eggcrate foam encased in vinyl allergy-proof cover and reusable mylar blanket). Those will be added again now that the weather is cooler. In the coldest months we'll add the electric blanket. Fourth Update April 19, 2023. Six months later, still sleeping nightly on this mattress. No leaks. But the plastic may have stretched a little because we both decided it was feeling too soft. I gave it two 10-second shots of air from its pump. Since it doesn't have any mechanism to avoid overfilling, I add air conservatively, lying down on it to test firmness after each little shot of air. Original review plus updates below. Third Update March 5, 2023. We're still sleeping on this mattress nightly. It's been almost 5 months. Second Update January 17 2023 We have been sleeping nightly on this mattress for 3 months. Still comfortable and happy, still no leaks. I notice that the price has doubled since I bought this one: was $37, now $82. I would still recommend it at this price. Update December 14 2022: It has now been 2 months since we bought the mattress. The two of us sleep on it every night. Together we exceed the stated 300-lb weight limit (total 360?). Not a single leak, never have had to top off the mattress after its initial breaking-in period of a couple of days. Buy this mattress. If you get one that needs to be refilled in the morning, SEND IT BACK for a replacement--that's a defect, it is not normal! Original review follows. Love, Carolyn This mattress is perfect. I breathe a sigh of delighted relief and gratitude each night as I get into bed. If you are looking for a substitute for the classic Aerobed, this is your best bet. We've preferred air mattresses for many years. At first it was because we were moving around a lot and were sick of hauling conventional mattresses and box springs with us. Then it was because we built a platform bed and needed something that was easy to lift and get into position in the frame and that wouldn't add to our own weight on that frame. And then I realized that it was simply the best mattress that I'd ever used. We slept every night on that Aerobed for TEN YEARS, occasionally patching tiny holes. But it was a standard size and we eventually decided to get a queen, so we saved the standard for guests. And that's when the trouble started. In less than 4 years, we went through 3 mattresses of different brands because we could no longer find Aerobeds in queen size. We tried the Sound Asleep Dream Series because it was reviewed as the most durable bed, but it failed catastrophically in less than a year, developing a rip overnight that was too big to patch. We then tried the Englander Double High, which again was reputed to be super durable because of the unusual materials. The Englander warned that you had to let the mattress stretch for a few days, refilling it each morning. So we did that, but eventually it became clear that it simply had a slow leak right out of the box, a leak so slow that we weren't able to find it to try to patch it. We spent a miserable year sinking into the mattress over night, using the unspeakably loud pump to refill it just before bed, then doing it all over again the next day. It eventually developed an enormous hump from one side to the other, and that was the end of that. We gave it to a family to use for their small children on either side of the hump. Then we tried a memory-foam-topped conventional mattress, the heat and discomfort of which we endured for 2 months before realizing that we were never going to get a good night's sleep again if we kept giving it another chance. So then I did a long, long, long search, and decided to take a chance on this Ener-Plex Never Leak. Reviewers here seemed to like it, though no one said that they were sleeping on it for years at a time. And it was $35, so no huge loss if it sprang a leak. It's now been a month and a half. Not only has it never leaked AT ALL, but it only stretched after the first night. After it was topped, it never needed anything. It's stable, so my partner and I don't wake each other when we move. Yet it has the resilient bounciness that we so love. It can be adjusted to the firmness that the sleeper prefers. We like the bed to be nice and tight so we keep it full. Don't worry that it is thinner (only 9 inches tall) than many of these newer styles. The extra thickness doesn't add any comfort, and it tends to make the bed less stable such that it can sway from side to side. I'm now also convinced that the thicker the mattress, the more vulnerable it is to the internal supports breaking and/or the places where those supports attach to the surface to tear. This happened with all three of our taller mattresses. Our old beloved Aerobed standard was also only 9 inches. Coincidence? I don't think so. Go ahead and get the thin one, I promise it's quite thick enough and your elbow and knee won't hit the floor. At this point I'm convinced that we'll be able to sleep every night on this mattress for at least a year before it springs a leak. I'm not too worried, though. I think this mattress is basically the old Aerobed, and it was at least 4 years before that one got its first pinhole in it. I patched pinholes with a few layers of aquarium-type silicone sealant. Caveat: If you are thinking of making an air mattress your permanent or long-term bed, you must be prepared for a couple of things. They are COLD COLD COLD, and your own body heat can never warm them up. In the summer, this is great, because the bed will suck the heat out of you for a comfy night's sleep. In the winter, it is awful, because it sucks the heat out of you for a miserable night's sleep! Therefore, you need some layers on top of it. I recommend a sheet of conventional egg crate foam, with a low-voltage electric blanket that will stay on for at least 10 hours or however long you need to sleep. Turn on the blanket while you are getting ready for bed. I highly recommend this mattress. Since they are both cheap and small when deflated, we may buy 1 or 2 more as backups, to avoid the sadness we experienced when the Aerobed was discontinued. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2022 by carobearo
Air mattress
Comfortable
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2026 by Minda Reeds
Would not purchase again
Color: Blue Size: 9" Queen Size
This air mattress seemed like it would be great because of the price, but I have not found it to be useful. I bought it for camping and it was fine until I slept on it. It deflated every time you lay on it and I cannot get it to keep air in. I bought it in a pinch and it was okay, but I will be searching for an air mattress that is thicker and lasts longer. I wish it had more height to it because once it deflates, you can feel the hard ground beneath you. Overall, it was cheap and did the job, but isn't great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026 by tulsi d
Great product. Reasonable price!!!
Wow! This is so comfortable I replaced the nasty mattresses on a rental hospital bed. The difference is astounding! The electric air pump worked like a charm There has been zero air loss , feels like a high end mattress. When the hospital bed goes back, this stores in a real nice, small fabric bag you can store it anywhere, Great product for reasonable price. (Placed folded quilt between bed base springs, to protect blow up mattress) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2025 by Susan Voss-Smith
Great air mattress esp for price
This lasted over 5 years and countless trips. For the price its a no brainer. Bought in 2020 and it just started leaking. Will replace with the same
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2026 by Graham
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