LOSTHORIZON Tesla Camping Air Mattress with Foam, Self Inflating Sleeping Pad, 4.5" Thick, with Air Pump, Model Y

Love this mattress. Totally worth the money. Lots of reviews mentioned the pump would be helpful. Bought both together and they were right. The self inflation was good enough to sleep comfortably. Use the pump to deflate faster and easier. Doesn't shrink down to brand new size but pretty close. Love the bag it came in to keep it clean and dry. The pump is great and works fast. A bit loud if camping near others. Didn't use it one morning when packing up early to not bug the neighbors. Still was able to squeeze enough air out to roll up and store. Would buy this again. Only down side is that the button on the pump sometimes doesn't work right away and I have keep pressing several times until it starts up. Weird.Love that the pump connects and remains connected as I roll up mattress so I don't need a second set of hands.Also used the mattress when tent camping and it was awesome!

Love this item! Have used it several times for car camping. Fits in the frunk of the model y. We did get a waterproof sheet to go on that is made for it and glad we did. The sheet stays on well. Easy to adjust the firmness with the included air pump, or using the carrying bag to force air in. Not too hard to get back in the bag and we have room to put fitted sheet in bag with mattress as well.

Brilliant for model y never deflated during the night and so so comfy. Fits perfect

Tried this out for camping recently, and it supported 2 people comfortably for the duration. It fits easily into the car with all of the other gear for the trip. The charger had to be charged up beforehand, but it only took a couple of hours to fill while finishing up the rest of the camping - plus, it uses a USB cable, which I have plenty of in the car. The valve on it seems an upgrade from those I'm used to, so even if the valve cap unscrewed, it would still likely hold air. It fit my car and my tent well, so just check the measurements since it doesn't need to be a Tesla to work.

We've slept on this air mattress in our Tesla MY and it's fairly comfortable. The pump was dead on arrival and has never worked. Mattress self inflates enough for our preference but good luck deflating it enough to pack without a pump. We have been using a pump that came with a different mattress to deflate it.Update: I was sent a replacement pump free of charge and it has been working great!

I gained more confidence in car camping with the Model Y. The previous air mattress I used wasn't designed for the Model Y, which left a gap near the arm area, and my arm would oddly slip into the gap, making it uncomfortable to sleep. However, after purchasing this new product, it fit perfectly without any gaps, providing a comfortable experience. The quality is also good for the price. The pump, in particular, has strong power, allowing for quick inflation. Although it's a self-inflating mattress, if you prefer a firmer mattress, you can add more air using the pump. This was my first time using a self-inflating mattress, and while deflating and folding it takes a bit more effort, the pump makes it easy to decompress and fold. Since it's my first experience with self-inflating mattresses, I'm unsure how it compares in size when fully folded compared to regular air mattresses.

Not even 4”. Very disappointing

I’ll be honest, I was so excited for this mattress and I set it up the first night in my driveway to test it out.Value: I’ll start here because there are quite a few of these on the market and they all seem to have similar features. (Foam + Air). I think this product definitely suffers from the “Tesla Tax” meaning it’s way over priced for what it offers, but here’s hoping that it’s durability holds up and makes the price point worth it; although some of the reviews have suggested it isn’t that durable which I’m hoping isn’t the case.Setting it up: Set up was straight forward but it looked like an inverse pringles chip with the center half way to touching the roof. Once laying on it, it seemed to have wedged itself into every nook and cranny for probably a too tight of a fit.Taking it down: Even using the pump it was a little difficult to roll it up, especially as you went from the skinny end and transitioned to the larger end. The larger end didn’t want to roll up evenly which made for a frustrating process. Wasn’t able to get it to the same form factor it was when I took it out of the box but maybe I will with more use and practice. The weight of the unit wasn’t bad at all and I had no difficulty maneuvering it around.Comfort: I usually like a firm sleeping experience and so I initially pumped it up to what I presume would be max inflation, but it felt like I was sleeping on an air mattress so I deflated it a bit. Unfortunately then it felt like I was feeling the ridges in the floor and so I could never get quite comfortable.Conclusion: I did bring my 1.5 year old son on the adventure and so I was more focused on his comfort than my own, so I’m going to give it a couple more tries before ultimately determining if I’ll keep it or return it. As a product that won’t be used often I am worried about its durability as I feel these things are fine the first few times and then you open it up 6 months later and something is wrong with it. Manufacture includes a 1 year warranty so I’ll definitely have to make an effort to use it. I know a lot of companies offer these mattresses, including Tesla, at wildly different price points so I went with what I felt was in the middle of the road as far as price. Fingers crossed I suppose.