I picked one up for temporary use, couple months. Seems pretty comfortable better than the camping one I had been using. My seemed to get softer overnight. It has a built in battery pump so no big deal but have you noticed similar loss? Some loss seems inevitable.

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I've never had an air mattress that didn't lose a little air overnight.

Some of them will go flat pretty quickly, needing to be topped off every morning and every night.

Some of them will stay firm for days, but the loss is still detectable.

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I've never had an air mattress that didn't lose a little air overnight.

Some of them will go flat pretty quickly, needing to be topped off every morning and every night.

Some of them will stay firm for days, but the loss is still detectable.

Since all I have to do is flick the switch a little bit before bedtime it should be okay. I realize it is not an innertube or the like in air holding.

Thanks.

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Maybe not losing air, probably stretching, increasing volume, requiring more air to keep at same firmness.

BGnR

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