Intex Dura-Beam Prestige Mid-Rise Queen review

The Prestige Mid-Rise is the lowest-cost way into a queen air bed among the models we compared, and its USB pump makes it more flexible than it first looks. The mattress stands 12 inches tall and uses the same patented Fiber-Tech construction as Intex's pricier Dura-Beam beds, with thousands of fiber strands inside forming the support. Instead of a built-in AC pump, it ships with a QuickFill USB Mini Air Pump, nozzles and an 8.5-foot USB-C to USB-A cord, so you can inflate it from a power bank, a car's USB port or a laptop, though Intex notes the power source is not included. A 2-in-1 valve with an extra-wide opening speeds up deflation. The queen cost $59.99 and the twin $44.99 on Intex's US store when we checked. The low height and separate pump make it less convenient than a raised guest bed, but for a spare bed that also goes camping it is good value.

Who it is for

Budget buyers and campers who want a queen air bed they can inflate from a power bank.

Price

$59.99 for a queen when checked; twin $44.99.

Now: $59.99 (You save )
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 10, 2026.

Key features

• 12-inch height queen air mattress
• Patented Fiber-Tech construction for body contour and support
• QuickFill USB Mini Air Pump with nozzles included
• 8.5 ft USB-C to USB-A power cord, power source not included
• 2-in-1 valve with an extra-wide opening

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Cheapest queen on this list at $59.99
• Strength: USB pump runs from a power bank, car port or laptop
• Strength: Twin version listed at $44.99
• Weakness: 12 inches is low for older guests
• Weakness: Separate pump rather than built-in
• Weakness: No USB power source in the box

Key facts

• Price: $59.99 (queen)
• Height: 12 in
• Pump: QuickFill USB mini pump
• Support: Fiber-Tech

Where it ranks

Intex Dura-Beam Prestige Mid-Rise Queen is No. 7 in our Best Air Mattresses verdict.