Let me start by saying, this futon mattress has been through the wringer in my household—and it’s still holding up! The MAXYOYO Black Moon and Star Futon is marketed as a versatile floor mattress, and after two years of heavy use (including kids jumping on it, spills, and even the occasional pet nap), I can confirm it lives up to its claims.

Comfort & Support: Don’t let the 8CM thickness fool you. As a firm-mattress lover, I was skeptical at first, but this futon provides just the right balance of support and cushioning. My back pain improved noticeably after switching to it for a few nights. That said, if you’re used to plush mattresses, you might find it too thin—some guests have compared it to "sleeping on the floor."

Durability: This thing is a trooper. The microfiber cover resists stains impressively (even after toddler accidents), and the high-density foam hasn’t sagged much despite daily use. The only wear? My husband’s sharp toenails eventually wore through the fabric at the foot end—but a quick patch job fixed that.

Versatility: We’ve used it as a guest bed, play mat, camping pad (folds easily into the included storage bag), and even a makeshift couch. The moon-and-star pattern hides dirt well, and airflow keeps odors at bay—just hang it outside occasionally.

Downsides: A few reviewers noted stitching flaws (mine had one small loose thread), and expansion can be uneven. It won’t replace a luxury mattress long-term, but for $200-ish? Worth every penny for its toughness alone.

Final Verdict: If you need an affordable, washable, multi-purpose floor mattress that survives family chaos? Buy this. If you want cloud-like thickness? Look elsewhere. When ours finally dies (maybe in another decade?), I’ll rebuy without hesitation.