Can it inflate while plugged into the wall for charging? My 10 year old model that looks similar couldn't do it.
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Mine didn't. I used it once, it died, wouldn't re-charge, wouldn't work plugged in.
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You can replace the battery using the SLA UB645 Battery sold in Amazon around $10. It took me less than 5 minutes to replace, but you should make sure the battery sized 1.75x3.85x2.65". if it is the UB645 will fit perfectly.
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Does inflate itself without you having to blow it up with your mouth? I see both comments below?
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Its not i have had mine for almost a year and recharge it directly from the wall with the included charger....i guess unless you run at max and want extra batteries but i have never had that concern
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For this to work the right way it has to be inserted at least to the point where the drain king is no longer visible. To forget that it has to inflate before it can work. If it has to pipe wall to inflate on it won't work.
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You have to be care full as the USB port is very delicate. I would recommend getting a jack to plug into the wall it plugs into the USB port then you don't have to mess around with charging it. You can then keep it plugged in and out of wall. I bought mine at Best Buy. It is an adapter that fits into the USB port. I use mine all the time love it.
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Short answer - sort of! My "old" model is a One XL. I tried it in the holder. It does not fit in, very sloppy. However; you can maneuver the charger plug up thru the slot in the holder, plug in the One XL, and it actually seems to then sit there in a decent manner. I shook the holder, simulating road conditions and it did stay put. For the low cost of the holder, I'd give it a go. Willie
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Nope. You can plug it up and it will look like it is. It acts like it's charging but dies at the same rate.
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No. Unfortunately it is a bad design that requires it to be plug into an active USB port on a computer or laptop in order to be charged. If you need a wall charger I would suggest another device.
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Yes it will inflate and deflate like the battery powered air pumps. This one does it much faster and with more air pressure.
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In looking at mine I believe the only options is to charge it using a USB port not a regular wall plug.
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Yes, absolutely. Just be mindful that it must be connected directly to a battery so you will be standing next to a vehicle with your mattress until it inflates. The good news is, it will be inflated really fast. Much faster than the ones with 4 D cell batteries.
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i didn't try that way, i think that it's not possible, because the charger is a wall plug, i u want to use it like that you have to plug into an extension cable, but i don't thing that it will work, like all the electric devices (drills, screwdrivers, etc, didn't work while charging)
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Unfortunately it doesn't. You have to use your USB cord and wall outlet to charge it
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Yes it does have to be plugged in for the house to stay inflated. The cord is aprox 6-8ft. I have to use an extension cord.
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Yes, it folds in/out of the back of the charger if you want to plug it into a wall.
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I'm sorry for the delay, I have not tried to inflate the bed while lying on it. I will say that I slept on it for nine days and enjoyed it every night. It's a little loud late at night, but it inflates very fast. You will not roll off the edge and the middle does not sink. I would buy another if I needed one.
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Yes, the charger plugs straight into the wall, the plug in folds up into the base too for travelling convenience. The plug is also located at the very top, so if you plug it into the bottom receptacle, you can still plug something else into the top one.