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We also discover which are the best air beds for durability, which ones are noisy if you toss and turn and which deflate the most overnight. We test the most popular air beds with built-in pumps from brands such as Argos, Hi Gear, Dreamcatcher, Outwell, Vango, Yawn and more. The main difference between an air mattress and an air bed is that the former is designed to be used indoors, while the latter is for outdoor use.

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It’s a good idea to take it out and pump it up to check it over every three months or so to keep it in tip-top condition. Deflation: Each bed is inflated to its firmest setting, weighted down with heavy benches and left for 18 hours overnight. I chose a range of double, king and queen air beds from the likes of Argos, Decathlon, Dreams and Active Era that have built-in pumps and can be manually pumped up too.

For a start, the built-in pumps and plugs aren’t waterproof, and unless it can be inflated with a standalone pump, you’ll also need access to a mains socket or compatible power pack to inflate and deflate the air bed. I tried sleeping on the side, back and front of the mattress and I was pleased with how comfortable the bed kept me during the night.

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We found that the raised air beds in our test didn’t have any specific thermal insulating properties. Elevate your glamping game with this delightfully comfortable mattress from bell tent makers Boutique Camping. This mat looks rather slim but delivers a really comfortable sleep akin to a proper bed mattress, and we especially like the lovely soft integrated mattress topper. This cheap and cheerful air bed is super-affordable but still ticks all the boxes – it’s easy and quick to inflate using its own integrated foot pump, is comfortable and roomy emough for two people to share for a night or two and packs away easily. This is something you need to consider when choosing an air bed, as you need to figure out what you’d rather.The flocked outer material of the deluxe double is comfortable to sleep on, and we like the slightly raised pillow (although you’ll still want to bring your own sheet and extra pillows as well). For a design with a built-in pump, you’ll need to plug in the air bed and turn the dial to the deflate position for no longer than the recommended time, which is usually under five minutes,’ says Jessica Alexander from the National Bed Federation. The Abberton bed comes with two small pillows and packs away into a neat little package for easy storage, although a carry case isn’t included. We like the raised sides, which stop children rolling off the air bed in the middle of the night, and you can still pop a sheet on top of this mat before you add a pillow and sleeping bag.

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