Walmart has 22" Sealy Queen Airbed with Built-in AC Pump for $54.94. Shipping is free.
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The innovative dual pump offers customizable firmness at the twist of a dial. Whether you prefer a soft or firm surface, you can adjust it to your perfect sleep setting.
Stay connected while you sleep with the built-in USB port, perfect for charging your phone or tablet. Keep your devices charged and at hand while sleeping or relaxing.
The 18-inch height and surrounding frame design offer extra comfort and prevent roll-off. The flocked sleeping surface ensures softness, while the internal frame provides sturdy support all night.
The 2-way interlocking quick-release valve makes inflation and deflation a breeze, and the built-in pump inflates the bed in just 3 minutes, so you're ready for rest in no time.
The AlwayzAire Queen Airbed comes with a durable storage bag for easy deflation, folding, and storage. Keep your air mattress protected and organized, perfect for home or travel use.
Our research indicates that this deal on the 18" AlwayzAire is $14.19 less (22% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $64.18 at the time of this posting.
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Walmart has 22" Sealy Queen Airbed with Built-in AC Pump for $54.94. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter minntwins for posting this deal.
About this item:
The innovative dual pump offers customizable firmness at the twist of a dial. Whether you prefer a soft or firm surface, you can adjust it to your perfect sleep setting.
Stay connected while you sleep with the built-in USB port, perfect for charging your phone or tablet. Keep your devices charged and at hand while sleeping or relaxing.
The 18-inch height and surrounding frame design offer extra comfort and prevent roll-off. The flocked sleeping surface ensures softness, while the internal frame provides sturdy support all night.
The 2-way interlocking quick-release valve makes inflation and deflation a breeze, and the built-in pump inflates the bed in just 3 minutes, so you're ready for rest in no time.
The AlwayzAire Queen Airbed comes with a durable storage bag for easy deflation, folding, and storage. Keep your air mattress protected and organized, perfect for home or travel use.
Our research indicates that this deal on the 18" AlwayzAire is $14.19 less (22% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $64.18 at the time of this posting.
About this product:
Rating of 4.3/5 from 100+ Amazon customer reviews.
About this store:
Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
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We have this same one but with the headboard (from Costco) and have found this mattress to be the most comfortable air mattress we've ever slept on. The integrated pump and deflator are nice too
This Sealy queen airbed stands out for comfort and the built in pump and deflator, with the mattress described as the most comfortable air bed in use. The 22 inch version is also framed as a Tritech model with a simple on off pump, not the AlwayzAire version with continuous air and firmness settings. That means it may need to stay plugged in to hold firmness overnight, and some comparisons point to louder pumping and gradual air loss. The price still lands near the low end for this type of bed.
Campers or guests needing a queen airbed that stays comfortable overnight, because the mattress is reported to remain full and comfortable all night with the pump helping maintain firmness.
No. The 22" model is the Tritech version, not AlwayzAire, so it uses a simple on/off pump rather than continuous firmness maintenance. It also does not appear to include the quieter dual-pump setup or firmness settings associated with AlwayzAire.
It can stay comfortable all night, but some versions need to be left plugged in to avoid feeling deflated within an hour. The built-in pump/deflator is a plus, but the mattress may still lose some air over time like most airbeds.
The 22" Sealy is described as a different product from the Intex queen with pump: this deal is a Tritech single-pump model, while the comparable Intex PremAire II is a dual-pump model and was mentioned around $100. The Sealy deal price was also described as about as low as expected.
The Tough Guard version is the one to consider if durability against cats matters, since the question is whether the extra $20 buys added protection. No comment here says it changes comfort or removes features versus the 22" model.
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We have this same one but with the headboard (from Costco) and have found this mattress to be the most comfortable air mattress we've ever slept on. The integrated pump and deflator are nice too
Darn it. Just bought a real queen size 10-inch mattress to accommodate guests for Christmas for $160. Wish this was available 2 weeks earlier. Would have been a space saver investment. Wondering if many others find it as comfortable as real mattress.
one of the reviews says not to bother, it loses air after 2 weeks. i've never had an air mattress that didn't lose air after 2 days. 2 weeks sound terrific!
Anyone notice a difference between 18" and 22" Worth the difference?
I noticed the 22" was $5 more yet the regular price was $25 less. Very strange and I wonder why Sealy would put their reputation on the line as this was obviously not made in a U.S. factory like a regular bed. That said, the price is as low as you can expect to find.
I have the Costco version with the headrests. It's great and stays full and comfortable all night. But you have to leave it plugged in. If I don't it'll feel deflated in an hour. Weird thing is I never hear it turn on to inflate but looks like the pump must be doing something
Anyone notice a difference between 18" and 22" Worth the difference?
Get the 18 inch that is in this poster. The 18 inch has the always air technology so it has dual pump from what I can tell to maintain the firmness.the primary pump inflates and the quiet pump helps maintain the air. The dual pump options are always a little more expensive so I don't think the prices are inflated. This is a great deal
The 22 inch just has a on or off pump. The loud pump so it doesn't maintain the firmness. Meaning it can start to lose air in the middle of the night. That one is a lukewarm deal
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This Sealy queen airbed stands out for comfort and the built in pump and deflator, with the mattress described as the most comfortable air bed in use. The 22 inch version is also framed as a Tritech model with a simple on off pump, not the AlwayzAire version with continuous air and firmness settings. That means it may need to stay plugged in to hold firmness overnight, and some comparisons point to louder pumping and gradual air loss. The price still lands near the low end for this type of bed.
Campers or guests needing a queen airbed that stays comfortable overnight, because the mattress is reported to remain full and comfortable all night with the pump helping maintain firmness.
Shoppers who want an air mattress with an integrated pump and deflator, because the built-in system makes inflation and deflation easier.
Buyers comparing premium airbeds by pump design, because this model is described as a dual-pump setup that is usually more expensive.
People expecting continuous auto-firmness control, because this 22-inch model is described as a simple on-off pump rather than an always-air design.
Buyers who want the same features as an always-air model, because this version is described as a Tritech model rather than the AlwayzAire version.
Sleepers who need a mattress that stays firm without being left plugged in, because it can feel deflated within an hour when unplugged.
Shoppers wanting a quiet airbed, because the pump is described as loud.
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The AlwayzAire fills continuously as it loses air throughout the night and has firmness settings.
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The 22 inch just has a on or off pump. The loud pump so it doesn't maintain the firmness. Meaning it can start to lose air in the middle of the night. That one is a lukewarm deal
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