Anderson California Queen Contour-Air Mattress

Pros: - Exceptionaly comfortable and durable. A better value than the "hyped" air beds
Cons: - Can't see/test it in a showroom--customers must use the free-trial method.

We did a lot of research before purchasing the Anderson Countour-air mattress (ours is a standard queen size). It has been a great purchase--we've had a decade of great sleep without a single problem. It incorporates a lot of features not available ...

Pros: The visco-elastic foam, the washable cover and the placement of the pumps.
Cons: I'm not so crazy about the pattern on the cover.

I've had this bed for over two years and have been very happy with it. When I decided to purchase an air mattress, I spent a lot of time looking at the many mattresses on the market. I chose the Anderson product for several reasons. The foam layer topping the bladders is visco-elastic (many others are closed-cell foam). The bladders are non-latex. The pumps are integral to the edging, instead of being separate pieces (where do you put that thing?). The cover is designed to be laundered. When the mattress arrived, it proved fairly easy to assemble. We had a small problem with one of the components, and the company was quick to send a new part (in a couple of days!). It's very comfortable and we've had no problems at all with it. I can't imagine not having this bed in my home. When we travel, I'm always glad to get home- so I can sleep better!

Pros: very comfortable, easy to assemble, nice top
Cons: air mattresses don't hold up

we liked this mattress (king size) very much when we bought it, but after two years, both mattresses have developed leaks, and had to be replaced and 70 bucks a throw. this was a 1000 dollar mattress, and we don't feel like the longevity of the product matches the price.