Ordered one. Can't see it being a let down at this price.

reserved one thanks.. lets see how they hold up o.O

Bought one today, pump is d-battery power only, not mains. Haven't tried inflating yet, because didn't know it's batteries-only.

Nope you would have to purchase it separately...

But a similar product from Argos some months ago. Used it for a while then it begins to lose air whiles sleeping on it... might as well sleep in the floor

wipe clean surface ? and does it have an auto blow facility ?

I have a couple of these - though they all vary in price and quality.

The pump in the images is a mains one - you can see it's marked 220-250, yet the title says battery. The battery ones eat batteries - maybe 2 or 3 inflations from a expensive set of D batteries. So mains or 12v is usually the way to go, depending on what you have access to.

Cheers Op, ordered, been collecting camping gear and something to sleep on was the last piece. That's us good to go.

will this survive one average and one large sized person bobbing up and down for around 20 mins ?

We have the bigger version of this by Trespass. Really good quality.

Good price. I slept on this for 3 months last year, didn't have any problems.

This is a really good deal, but after camping for a number of years (and getting through a number of airbeds) I finally switched to Self-Inflated Mats last year and wouldn't go back.

Every single air bed I've ever owned has at some point deflated/burst, etc... - often after very little use, making them poor value. If you're on a budget or using them only once or twice, go for it. For longer term use though, I'd think about an alternative mode of sleeping!