Where do I even start
Where do I even start? If you’re considering spending $200 on this air mattress because the Instagram videos make it look like some revolutionary luxury car camping experience, save yourself the disappointment. In reality, it feels no different from a $50 car air mattress from Amazon, except this one comes with the added luxury of terrible customer service and regret.
The mattress feels incredibly cheaply manufactured and nothing about the quality feels remotely close to a $200 product. To make matters worse, the left side of my mattress held air while the right side would not hold air at all because of a manufacturing defect. Nothing says premium quite like waking up on half a mattress.
Then there’s the customer service experience, which is truly something special. After ordering, I emailed to ask when my mattress would ship and was told 1 to 2 days. Those days came and went with no shipment. When I reached out again, I was THEN told it was actually backordered.
I had a trip planned and ordered based on the shipping timeline they gave me, so I had to order another car air mattress from Amazon. Somehow, that one managed to arrive the very next day. I eventually returned the Amazon mattress and kept this one when it finally arrived. In hindsight, that may have been my biggest mistake.
Somewhere in the middle of all this, I also received a cheerful message explaining that the customer service girls were out enjoying their “Summer Fridays.”
How wonderful for them.
Employees deserve time off, but telling customers how much fun your team is having while their overdue orders haven’t shipped, and only later mentioning the product is backordered, is a level of tone deaf customer service that almost deserves an award.
And because apparently $200 wasn’t enough of a lesson for me, I also bought the $90 fitted sheet made specifically for this mattress. Surely, for NINETY DOLLARS, it would fit correctly, right?
Wrong.
The precut openings don’t properly align with the airflow system or even the hanging headrest. Designing a $90 sheet specifically for your own product and somehow still getting the holes in the wrong places takes a special kind of talent.
Save your money. Buy a cheaper car air mattress from Amazon and spend the rest on gas, food, a hotel room, or therapy after dealing with this company. All better investments.
The Instagram ads do an amazing job selling a polished, premium experience. My actual experience felt nothing like the marketing.
The only thing premium about my experience was the price.
18 June 2026
Unprompted review