Aero Premier Raised Air Bed
Aero Premier Raised Air Bed Review: We got this to 
use at my sister in law’s house. She only has a double bed in her guest room, so this makes it so both my husband and I can sleep comfortably. The bed is very comfy and is the same height as an average bed, which is great. The one problem is it makes a racket whenever someone rolls over in it. I am sure that is problem with air beds in general, but that is really the only down side to it.
Aero Premier Raised Air Bed Review: We purchased this bed to use in a spare bedroom and over the holidays my sister-in-law and her fiance slept on it for a week. They said they couldn’t tell the difference between this and a regular bed. Since then I have slept on it a couple of times as well and had a very fine night’s rest. We even left it inflated from Christmas through some time in June. As far as I could tell it hadn’t lost any air at all. I have inflated it and taken it down half a dozen times so far. It is easy to setup and easy to put away. It is a bit of a handful when packing up and may take two people to do a good job of it. Absolutely no complaints.
Aero Premier Raised Air Bed Description: AeroBed Premier Raised lifts you off your feet with added height of a regular air bed. Its is over three times as high as the original AeroBed, with a 24″ high sleep surface. Perfect for those guests who prefer to sleep in a “regular” bed. AeroBed Premier Raised is available in Twin, Full and Queen sizes and includes a thick, washable mattress cover and stylish dust ruffle. All sizes inflate in less than 3 minutes with the powerful recessed pump system. The new One Touch Comfort Control Wand provides customized cushion. All beds fit standard size, deep fitting sheets, too.
Aero Premier Raised Air Bed Review: We got this bed for guests and it has been working out great. At first, some felt like they would fall off, but we pumped it up more and then they were fine. We also added an “egg carton” mattress topper to it so you wouldn’t feel the ridges of the aero top and it feels great. It pumps up fast, deflates fast and it’s great that it uses regular sheets.
Aero Premier Raised Air Bed Review: We haven’t slept on the bed yet, so I can’t rate that. But I was impressed with the ease with which it pumped up. And especially how easy it was to roll up and put away in the bag. I especially liked the mattress cover and dust ruffle. I will probably order another soon, so I will have one for each grandchild when they visit.
Aero Premier Raised Air Bed Review: This bed worked well until it started to leak, after about its tenth use. The design makes it difficult or impossible to find or fix a leak. I would not count on this bed lasting longer than one year. Four stars for function, one star for durability, no stars for fixability.
Aero Premier Raised Air Bed Review: We used this bed for about 10 days. We inflated it initially and after a few days I noticed we had to inflate it some to get it back to where we wanted it. We did this a couple of times during that period. Other than that, it was very comfortable and functioned perfectly. We really like the height and being able to plug in the inflator instead of the old rechargeable battery inflator. The dust ruffle and mattress pad made it feel like a regular bed.
Price: $189.95
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