Intex
The Intex 64761E is a twin‑size Dura‑Beam air mattress featuring Fiber‑Tech interior construction, a waterproof flocked surface, and a built‑in foot pump that inflates the mattress in about 2.5 minutes. It offers a 300 lb weight capacity and is marketed for indoor guest use, camping, and travel.
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$18.67
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$23.16
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$18.67
Highest
$64.99
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers and editors consistently praise the Intex 64761E for its durable Fiber‑Tech construction, comfortable flocked surface, and the convenience of a built‑in foot pump that inflates the mattress in under three minutes. The wave‑beam design is highlighted for delivering a smoother sleep surface, making it a practical choice for camping and indoor guest use. However, the rigid bottom material and lack of an explicit warranty are noted as drawbacks.
What Users Say
Everyday users echo the professional sentiment on ease of inflation and comfort of the flocked top, especially for occasional use such as travel or sleepovers. The most common user criticism centers on the hard, rubberized bottom feeling and occasional inconsistencies in mattress height after inflation.
Common Complaints
Hard rubberized bottom material, inconsistent height specifications across sources, and absence of warranty information.
What People Are Saying
“the bottom's hard, rubberized feel”
How It Compares
vs. Coleman Twin Air Mattress
Advantages
Disadvantages
Choose Coleman if you prefer electric inflation speed; choose Intex for rugged, no‑power setup.
vs. SoundAsleep Twin Air Mattress
Advantages
Disadvantages
SoundAsleep is better for users who want electric convenience, while Intex excels for durability and manual inflation needs.
