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iDOO sells raised air beds with a built-in electric pump in the UK, through its own shop idooworld.uk and on Amazon. The idooworld.uk terms and conditions name Joicom Corporation as the company behind iDOO, and the Better Business Bureau profile places the business in Eastvale, California, with a start date of 15 September 2017. Air beds are only part of the catalogue: the same UK shop also sells hydroponic indoor gardens and a kitchen composter.

The iDOO air bed we review

Our catalogue carries one iDOO model, the iDOO Premium Air Mattress 18 Inch, a 46 cm raised PVC air bed with internal air coils, a flocked top and a built-in electric pump, from £75 at the time of writing (September 2026). The product page sells it in the American sizes Twin, Queen and King, with a choice of EU or UK version, and gives no centimetre dimensions per size. UK bed sizes do not map onto those names, so check the stated measurements in the photos or ask the seller before you buy sheets for it. No comparison on this site ranks the iDOO yet.

Service terms on idooworld.uk

The terms do not fully agree with each other. The banner across the shop promises a “30-Day Free Return”, while the return policy says you pay for your own return shipping and that shipping costs are non-refundable. The product page states a one-year warranty on all products, and the return policy speaks of a 1 to 12 month warranty. We take the return policy as the binding text, so budget for the cost of posting a bulky air bed back.

Where an iDOO air bed makes sense

iDOO suits occasional use, a guest bed a few nights a year, where a raised height and a built-in pump matter more than long-term comfort. It is not a replacement for a mattress for nightly sleep, and it is a weak choice if you value clear after-sales terms, given the paid returns and the conflicting warranty wording.