Update: This popular deal is still available.
Woot! has
SleepLux Twin 15" Air Mattress w/ Built-In Pump, Pillow & USB Port (Grey) on sale for
$14.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
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About this product:
- Twin 15" air mattress with built-in pump
- Inflates in 2-5 minutes with easy deflation
- Tritech 3-layer I-beam support construction
- Built-in pillow and USB charging port
- Includes carry bag and repair patch
Top Comments
After the product is removed from the store's inventory, unsold supply is returned to the manufacturer, who usually arranges for discount stores like Dollar Tree, TJ Maxx, Marshall's, etc. to take it. These stores will usually still accept returns.
When the discount stores decide to remove it from their inventory, it's packed up and sold by the pallet to liquidators like Woot, Liquidation.com, etc. These companies generally do not accept returns. Their job is to sell off the inventory, not provide you with service like you'd expect from a store.
Anything they can't sell is usually packed into mixed pallets (lots of different products in one pallet) and auctioned. Usually people who buy those break apart the pallet and sell the individual items on eBay. Whether they want to bother with returns is up to them.
Community Reviews
SleepLux twin air mattress is a low-cost backup for kids sleepovers, camping, or emergency use, with the built-in pump making it quick to inflate and deflate. The mattress is described as comfortable enough for an air bed and easy to pack back into the bag, and the $15 price feels worthwhile for short trips or occasional use. The main drawback is durability, with reports of slow air loss, pinhole leaks after a handful of uses, and flattening after a few months. Returns are also not accepted on this item.
Common Questions (4)
It can hold air well at first, but some units reportedly lose air by morning or after a few months of use. For short-term guest, camping, or kids sleepover use, it is still described as a workable low-cost option.
At about $15, it is described as worth it for kids' sleepovers, camping, or as an emergency backup bed. The low price also makes it easier to treat as nearly disposable if it only lasts a handful of uses.
It inflates and deflates quickly, and it packs back into the included bag fairly nicely. That makes it practical for temporary setups like sleepovers, trips, or an emergency backup bed.
No returns are reported for this item on Woot. If you are buying from a liquidation-style seller, that no-return policy is consistent with how these sellers typically move inventory.
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Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members , or is otherwise $6 per order.
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Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members , or is otherwise $6 per order.
https://sport.woot.com/offers/sle...cnt_wp_0_
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After the product is removed from the store's inventory, unsold supply is returned to the manufacturer, who usually arranges for discount stores like Dollar Tree, TJ Maxx, Marshall's, etc. to take it. These stores will usually still accept returns.
When the discount stores decide to remove it from their inventory, it's packed up and sold by the pallet to liquidators like Woot, Liquidation.com, etc. These companies generally do not accept returns. Their job is to sell off the inventory, not provide you with service like you'd expect from a store.
Anything they can't sell is usually packed into mixed pallets (lots of different products in one pallet) and auctioned. Usually people who buy those break apart the pallet and sell the individual items on eBay. Whether they want to bother with returns is up to them.
Ordered another just now
i would stay away from air mattress
After the product is removed from the store's inventory, unsold supply is returned to the manufacturer, who usually arranges for discount stores like Dollar Tree, TJ Maxx, Marshall's, etc. to take it. These stores will usually still accept returns.
When the discount stores decide to remove it from their inventory, it's packed up and sold by the pallet to liquidators like Woot, Liquidation.com, etc. These companies generally do not accept returns. Their job is to sell off the inventory, not provide you with service like you'd expect from a store.
Anything they can't sell is usually packed into mixed pallets (lots of different products in one pallet) and auctioned. Usually people who buy those break apart the pallet and sell the individual items on eBay. Whether they want to bother with returns is up to them.
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