I bought aerobed at Bed Bath and Beyond. Needed it for a KT'er who was spending time with me, 8 0r 9 years ago. It's one you plug into the wall, to add the air, without having to pump air into it, whatever. It was a twin size.

I also have an Aero Bed. I have the queen size one that is the actual hight of a real bed. I've never slept on it myself but have had several guests who have and they rave about it. It's heavy but a cinch to inflate.

Mine has been sitting on the top shelf of my closet after all these years.

Gave it to DS to take to his hunting trailer, and it fit the bill.

The only one that I ever slept on was terrible. Maybe it was because my regular bed is so comfortable and I could not adjust.

I have a Coleman with a raised frame. It is also several years old, but we just used it over Christmas and it worked fine. It was a lot checparer that the time, but I have been satisfied with it. No idea of cost or if it is even available now.

The one I have is a "Comfort Quest" by Bestway. The weird thing with this is, my husband and I used it for two weeks while my daughter and her boyfriend were in town for the holidays. We let them use our room because we all had to get up for work and are not quiet in the mornings. I thought my back was going to be worse than ever. But every night before we went to bed, my husband pumped more air into it to make it super firm. My back hasn't felt this good in YEARS! No more lower back pain. And I slept like a baby.

I've slept on them. They are better than the floor, but not as good as a real bed. One thing you have to watch is that you can be cold on one. The air inside is cold, so you have to put some padding between you and the mattress--at least that was my experience.

I have a queen-sized one from Frontgate that has its own frame. Guests have told me that it's fairly comfortable. I've never tried it. I do put a padded mattress cover over it so that the bottom sheet isn't right on the plastic.

I have the same one from Frontgate, I put a featherbed topper on it works great.

I bought one at sears I must say the most uncomfortable bed made,We bought one for those hot miserable nites we like to sleep in screened in porch.

I bought a king size one years ago from Target. It worked great for years! Then last summer we purchased a queen size Coleman....2 of us on it....holds air for about 3 hours.

Thank you ladies. The info has been very helpful, and I think I know what I'm going to do!