This is certainly an upgrade from what I'm used to!The added padding gives this inflatable bed more of a mattress feel instead of feeling like I'm sleeping on a flotation device. It is so comfortable to lay on. The mattress is long enough that my feet don't hang over the end.I love that the pump is actually part of the mattress itself. There is no having to pack it separately. The battery only took 2 hours to completely charge, mostly because I believe it was partially charged to begin with.Just like my sleeping bag, my tent and my tarp, I found it a bit of a challenge to get it back into the storage bag. Seems to be a thing with camping gear. Or maybe it's just me.Overall, I think this self inflating mattress is good value for the money. It is comfortable and convenient. It will come in handy when my grandkids come to stay overnight as well as when I go camping. Good product!

La esterilla autoinflable de Origem es una gran opción para quienes buscan comodidad en sus aventuras al aire libre sin complicarse con el inflado. Con 10 cm de espesor, ofrece un buen equilibrio entre confort y aislamiento, evitando que el frío y las irregularidades del suelo se sientan demasiado.Uno de sus puntos más destacados es la bomba eléctrica integrada, que permite inflarla y desinflarla rápidamente sin esfuerzo. Esto es una ventaja frente a otros modelos que requieren inflado manual o con bomba de pie. Además, el material es resistente y se siente duradero, proporcionando un buen soporte sin que se hunda demasiado.Su tamaño es adecuado tanto para camping como para usar en casa o incluso en el coche durante viajes largos. Plegada, ocupa un espacio razonable, aunque no es la opción más compacta del mercado. Comparada con esterillas autoinflables de marcas como Therm-a-Rest o Exped, ofrece una excelente relación calidad-precio, aunque puede ser un poco más voluminosa.En definitiva, es una esterilla cómoda, fácil de usar y con buenos materiales, perfecta para quienes buscan una alternativa práctica y fiable para dormir mejor en exteriores o en situaciones donde un colchón convencional no es una opción.

Le matelas pneumatique est une combinaison intéressante entre un matelas gonflable et un matelas autogonflant en mousse. Il est composé de bandes de mousse à mémoire de forme fixées en accordéon à la housse du matelas. Il dispose de valves d'air pour le gonflage et le dégonflage, ainsi qu'une pompe à air intégrée et rechargeable via USB-C. La pompe agit également comme interrupteur à bascule pour contrôler le gonflage et le dégonflage. Le matelas se gonfle rapidement et peut être ajusté selon la fermeté désirée. Une fois dégonflé, il peut être facilement plié et rangé dans le sac de rangement inclus. Le sac contient également des accessoires tels qu'un câble de recharge USB et des autocollants de réparation. Il convient de noter que pour gonfler le matelas correctement, une pompe est nécessaire, car les éléments autogonflants ne font que la moitié du travail. Une fois gonflé, le matelas est confortable, de taille et d'épaisseur appropriées, et dispose d'une zone d'oreiller intégrée légèrement plus épaisse que le reste du matelas.5⭐

Thought it would be closer in build to my queen-sized plug-in self-inflatable mattresses, but no. It's actually closer to the internal foot-pump ones, albeit significantly thicker, better and definitely more difficult to store. I don't think I've ever encountered a single company that provided a large enough bag for their mattresses, but at least here you can suck out every last drop of air to make things a bit easier.As for the removable pump, it looks a bit old school tbh - like something from the 90s - but it certainly does work. Not sure I like how the toggle is designed though because you can easily start deflating it accidentally while trying to turn it off. Moreover, the other problem is that you need to remove it in order to roll the mattress back up fully (yup, you still roll/fold it - the thick cylindrical carry bag is a dead giveaway), so you'll still need to release the valve on the bottom to get the last bit of air out. Fortunately, you get a nice thick elastic strap in the set to help hold the mattress together; but I won't lie that it's still a challenge to get in there.As for size and comfort, I measured the thickness at just over 3.6" and only a tiny bit higher on the "pillow" end. Wouldn't call it a pillow though - more of a "raised" end - since you'll definitely still need to use something to prop the head up. It's a decent length though so it doesn't really infringe on the shoulders when I'm trying to sleep; and the overall length of the mattress just barely makes it to the tip of my toes when I'm lying on my stomach. Quite happy about that since most mattresses really only support my full 6' height when I'm lying on my back. But when you're on your stomach, don't forget that your feet completely stretch out as if you were en pointe like a ballerina. So that's the true length that you need to measure. Love that this one has me covered.Once again though, support is approximately in-between that of a low-to-the-ground foot pump mattress and a full-sized model, but I have to say that I'm happy they left out those ridiculous surface divots. Once you put a blanket or something soft on top, it's remarkably comfortable. Just be aware that it's not that wide. So if you're normally one that likes to roll from one side to the other without lifting your body off of the mattress, you'll definitely fall off. For me though, I think it's ideal for camping since most 4-6 person tents don't have the space for a couple of giant inflatables anyway, and the smaller width leaves more space for gear. Moreover, there are no additional wires or hoses needed once you pop in the inflator, and topping it up is as easy as flicking a button. So it's also remarkably convenient.Overall, I can't knock it for what it is. Stowing it away is a bit of a pain I won't lie, but the size is perfect and it's not even that heavy once fully inflated. Easily can be handled by a single person. The inflator works well, and literally takes less than a minute to pump the whole thing up, ultimately saving on battery life (since you need to charge the battery on the inflator beforehand). Would've been nice if the material were a little thicker and more durable, but I haven't experienced any leaks yet. And if the inflator runs out of battery, you can always just use the bottom valve to inflate it some other way so it's not dependent. A decent mattress overall.

This air mattress is an interesting hybrid between an air-inflatable, which quickly inflates and deflates down into a very compact package but isn't as comfortable, and a foam self-inflating mattress which is usually more comfortable but takes longer to inflate and deflate, and takes up more storage space.The mattress appears to be composed of strips of memory foam which are attached accordion-style to the mattress cover. At the foot of the mattress are the air valves (standard friction-fit, pull out the inner one for inflation and pull out both valves for deflation) as well as a rectangular box where you insert the clever built-in air pump. You charge the pump's built-in battery via USB-C and then the pump itself acts as a toggle switch. Click it one way to inflate, the other way to deflate, and leave it in the middle for off. The mattress inflates very quickly, and it's easy to adjust for the firmness you like. When deflated, you can fold and roll it up easily and put it in the included storage bag. Also included are a USB-A to C charging cable, some puncture repair stickers, multilingual instructions, and some adapters so that you can use the air pump as a standalone pump for inflating other things like beach balls or other air mattresses. Note that you do need a pump to properly inflate this mattress, the self-inflating bits only do half the job.The mattress when inflated is a comfortable size and thickness, and has a built in pillow area that is a little thicker than everything else. I like that the sides are vertical without a lot of tapering so you don't roll downhill and off the mattress.

Great features and about as comfy as I could ask an air mattress to be. It has a lot of pros and very few cons to speak of. The best feature is the pump, it's very easy to inflate an deflate, but includes the standard valve incase that pump ever breaks. The foam accordion structure is neat but does cause it not to vacuum pack very small. I found it most comfortable at just barely inflated to form, as that made most use of the internal foam, and any more you'll be mostly held up by air pressure. As I said it doesn't pack up very small, but this isn't helped by the fact that the outer slip case has about 33% extra space in it. Even when you get it rolled nice and tight, it'll unfurl a bit into the spacious cover.I like that it came with a patch kit and elastic strap to help pack it up, and overall its quality is on par with it's price. I do wish it could pack up smaller, so this will be for the easy camping trips with the car, and not my backpacking or bikepacking trips. Still, its great for an air mattress.

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One of the standout features of this sleeping pad is the built-in pump, which makes inflation and deflation a breeze. To inflate, simply open the valve and press the built-in pump a few times, and the pad will quickly and easily inflate to your desired firmness. Deflation is just as simple, just open the valve and roll up the pad to release the air. This is a huge improvement over traditional sleeping pads that require manual inflation and can be quite a workout.The pad is also very durable, made with a heavy-duty ripstop nylon material that can withstand the rigors of camping and outdoor use. The green color is also a nice touch, blending in well with the natural surroundings.Another great feature of the Origem Self Inflating Sleeping Pad is its versatility. It can be used for tent camping, backpacking, traveling, or even in your car for a comfortable rest. The pad is also lightweight and compact, making it easy to pack and carry. The only downside I found is that the built-in pump requires a few pumps to fully inflate the pad, it may take a bit of time and effort if you want it to be very firm.

This self inflating mattress is very good! I like the dual aspect of a foam and air mattress, it's very convenient. Pumping it up and deflating is very easy. It doesn't need batteries or anything, which is a massive plus otherwise you have to keep spending on them. It also has a built in pillow so you don't need to carry a separate one. It's very comfortable for a portable mattress. It's a very well designed and thought out product. Very impressed with this. I initially thought £89.99 was very expensive for this but when I actually used it, I think it's a very reasonable price.