The mattress is very comfortable, however I've only napped on it so far(guest bedroom). My only caveat is that it is not 8 inches thick, only 7 at best and the fitted sheets are rather loose. Also, it took around 72 hours to fully inflate.

Great price, got free delivery with Sam's Plus. Unboxed it, let it air out and expand and it is great! Firmness needs to depend on whether you are using wood slats or a frame. I liked the way the frame felt better.

I bought two of these. One to replace a very uncomfortable mattress in a travel trailer and one for spare bedroom. Everyone says the bed is very comfortable. Very happy with the purchase.

It took a while for it to gain its fullness and even out (about 5 days). A lot firmer than I had hoped for, but my daughter doesnt seem to mind it. There wasnt any odor when opening. Overall, not bad.

Our old mattress was not in good shape. We were excited to get this mattress. However, it was alot lower than our old mattress. It is a temporary fix.

Do not buy it! I have been having the mattresses open since Friday and waiting for it to get to the 8” that it’s supposed to be . It has never gotten to the 8” . Max 6.5” and 7” in the center area.

I bought this bed in January, and I am writing this review in April, 3.5 months later. We purchased 2 Twin XL beds, and the value was great for the buy. My bed was comfortable in the beginning, but I experienced hot spots where patches of heat gave me great discomfort. The bed also began to build areas of sinking and would not plump back up like memory foam is supposed to. We also discovered mold growing on the bottoms of both beds for some reason even though we use well ventilated bed frames built for memory foam mattresses. I am going to try and return these mattresses, since I bought 2. I suppose memory foam is quite popular nowadays, but I prefer the traditional spring bed w/ maybe just a memory foam topper if I really even need that. Memory foam attracts too much dirt, moisture, and heat--- and I just need a nice place to sleep every night without worrying about sinking into a fussy mattress. I don't think the great price makes up for the trouble we are having now.

Originally wanted this bed for my 5th wheel.. Leaving my old queen matress behind and moving I decided to buy it for my new house. Its not as firm as a tempurpedic. I have fond memories of them from hotels..and the feeling of waking up like I never went out the night before. This isn't quite that but compared to a regular matress its very comfortable - instantly. Tempurpedic are sometimes brick hard at first then slowly soften up and cradle you. for $1000+ savings, really is there any room to complain? It does "smell" for a few days to a week but anything urethane/rubber/plastic will. the 8" is fine for men - we dont care if sheets dont fit right. however if you want sheets to "fit" height wise, women will definately want the 10-12" stack for sure. From everything I've read though the comfort factor will not matter regardless what height you pick, its the same. I'd buy another for sure and this one will probably make it's way back to the RV.

After sleeping over 30 years on water beds, the last one a dual-chamber, pillow top costing over 8 times the price of this mattress, we decided it was time for a change. This mattress was easy to set up (I really missed the hoses and adapters and mattress burping) and after a couple of days the mattress had fully expanded and the odor had disappeared. We purchased a mattress pad to offset the heat reflective properties of the foam and are now sleeping like well fed, clean diapered babies!!!

I purchased this bed hoping that I would get some lower back relief from my previous hard mattress. While it was softer it only lasted for about 6 months before I just started to sink like a rock and there was a permanent dead spot right where I normally slept. Currently going to contact samsclub for a refund because I don't want another.