Easy Riser Deluxe Sofa and Queen Size Air Bed

My college aged daughter moved into her first apartment, and the stairway was really narrow, so furniture options were very limited. We bought an inflatable sofa because it would fit up the stairs in the carrying bag. She has had it as her main piece of living room furniture for a month now, and we are very pleased with it. It is comfortable and rarely needs more air. It is very quickly and easily inflated, and even more quickly deflated. Time will tell if it was worth the price (depends upon how long it lasts), but so far, we are very pleased with it.

This was probably a good idea but doesn't work out so well. The bed when folded out is very thin and not comfortable. It feels as though you are sleeping directly on the floor. When folded into a couch it is narrow for sitting and you feel as though you will pitch forward off the thing. The first one I got had a bad leak. Overstock replaced it immediately and the second does not leak but I am not comfortable putting guests on it. Too expensive for what it is. For $50 I wouldn't complain.

The pump stays attached for a reason, the air leaks. We haven't used it, put it in our camper, checked the next day, quite a bit of air had leaked. It looks nice, sits comfortable but I was not expecting it to leak so quickly. If you don't mind it going flat every day you may be ok with it. I do not want to use as a bed, just a sofa. I would advise one of the double height air mattress if anyone wants a bed. This one is not very high off the floor.

We have set up our air couch in our den. My friend recently visited from Virginia for a few days, and we folded the couch out only onced, to create a full sized bed. She said it slept great. Infact, she's moving here the end of the year and is purchasing her own couch for her spare room.