AeroBed 2000009828 Sleep Away Queen review

The AeroBed 2000009828 is an earlier Queen model worth comparing when you have a specific Sleep Away offer in view. The retailer describes a relatively low, corded-pump bed, rather than a modern double-height mattress with automatic firmness maintenance. Treat the complete model number and its actual instructions as the anchor.

A documented historical model

Coleman's 2014 manufacturer schedule includes AeroBed 2000009828 as Extra Bed. Bed Bath & Beyond's Sleep Away Queen record lists the same model number in its structured specification, while also showing 7713 in its descriptive model field. The two identifiers appear on one retailer record; they are not evidence that an unrelated AeroBed has the same specifications. Coleman historical model schedule.

This makes the bed useful as an earlier-model comparison. It does not establish current production or what an individual seller will supply. Check the offered item's label, included equipment and condition instead of assuming that a familiar brand name resolves those questions.

A lower sleeping position with Queen width

The retailer lists an inflated 78-inch length, 60-inch width and 9-inch height. These are retailer specifications, not measurements from a manufacturer manual or our own test. They describe a low floor-bed arrangement with a shorter stated length than a conventional 80-inch Queen. Exact Sleep Away retailer reference.

Compare that length with the sleeper's actual needs, including room for a pillow and feet. For the room, allow space around the rectangle and access to the pump. For bedding, check the depth and sheet fit rather than relying only on Queen as a size word.

The pump is electric, not a no-mains promise

The same record describes a built-in pump and a corded controller. That can keep the main inflation equipment with the bed in an indoor guest setup. It does not establish the exact supply voltage, so inspect the actual pump label before connecting it.

An integrated electric pump also should not satisfy a requirement for off-grid inflation without a documented independent route. If the trip involves no suitable outlet, a foot-pump bed or an exact rechargeable package offers a clearer starting point.

Keep automation separate from inflation speed

The retailer advertises a short inflation and deflation time. A time estimate does not say whether the bed stops itself at an appropriate firmness or restores pressure automatically later. Neither function is verified for this model here.

Someone happy to supervise setup may not need those extra functions. Someone choosing automatic top-up as an essential questionnaire answer needs an exact model that documents it. Corded control and automatic pressure management should not be treated as interchangeable conveniences.

What the older listing can and cannot tell you

The record describes coil construction, PVC material and a carry bag, with a seller-listed 600-pound capacity. Those claims help identify the intended package, but the load is not independently corroborated by an exact manufacturer specification. It is therefore not used here to meet a hard load requirement.

Use the 2000009828 reference when identifying a particular older offer with the low Queen format you want. If exact pump voltage, a manufacturer-rated load or a fully specified current package is essential, choose a better-documented alternative. The model's value is its particular low-profile, integrated-pump arrangement, provided the actual item matches that description and your needs.