Decision summary
The dedicated SnugNest Cybertruck is a rear-seat foam-top pad for parked breaks, not a truck-bed mattress, and Havnby omits complete dimensions, foam depth and a clear pump-in-the-box statement.
This is a secondary-research review based only on Havnby’s official product page, official product data, warranty terms and return terms checked on 19 August 2026. No hands-on fit, comfort, noise, pressure-retention or setup test was performed for this assessment. Dimensions, timings, capacity and material descriptions below are seller-published figures, not independent measurements.
At the source check, the dedicated Cybertruck item was available at $359 and showed no product-page reviews. The product feed records a publication date of 12 August 2026. The price is a dated observation, not a promise of today’s total; confirm the exact vehicle option and final amount before paying.
Exact Tesla fit and product identity
Havnby names Tesla Cybertruck directly, with product metadata pointing to 2024+. It is placed across the rear-seat area, not in the cargo bed.
This dedicated product has SKU 03SN-PT-2TF, distinct from the generic full-size-truck page’s 03SN-155-2TF Cybertruck selection. They should not be collapsed without seller confirmation.
| Specification | Official Havnby record checked 19 August 2026 |
|---|---|
| Observed price and status | $359; available on 19 August 2026 |
| Tesla fit | Cybertruck rear seat; metadata points to 2024+ |
| Published size | “155 cm SnugNest format”; full L × W × H not listed |
| Weight | 5.1 lb / 2.31 kg without pump |
| Storage size | 11.8 × 15.7 × 19.7 in / 300 × 400 × 500 mm |
| Inflation / deflation | 70 / 150 seconds, seller figures |
| Pump | Inflate/deflate pump; up to six cycles claimed |
| Maximum load | 440 lb / 200 kg, seller figure |
| Material | Seller-described baby-safe TPU, foam top and air columns |
| Included | Pad, manual and storage bag; pump not itemised |
Construction and setup
Havnby describes a soft-touch TPU foam top over supportive air columns. A separate highlight calls the comfort core an air chamber. The page never publishes the foam layer’s depth, density or material standard.
An inflate/deflate pump is referenced with 70-second inflation, 150-second deflation and up to six cycles. The pump is not separately named in the package-contents list, and no battery or charging specification appears.
The pad is listed at 2.31 kg without pump and 30 × 40 × 50 cm stored. The official page does not give the pump’s weight or whether it is included inside that stored measurement.
What the official evidence supports
The official record establishes dedicated Cybertruck branding, rear-seat placement, stored size, weight, setup timings and load claim. It does not establish adult full-length space or a complete surface footprint.
The official record supports the following practical strengths:
- Dedicated Cybertruck product page and distinct SKU
- Rear-seat placement leaves the truck bed free
- Published stored size and 2.31 kg pad weight
- Powered inflation and deflation timings
- Seller-listed 200 kg maximum load
What remains unknown or internally inconsistent
A trustworthy decision also requires the missing data to remain visible. The current Havnby material does not close these gaps:
- Havnby does not publish complete mattress length, width and height
- Havnby does not publish foam-top thickness and density
- Havnby does not publish whether the pump is included and how it charges
- Havnby does not publish usable adult body length across the Cybertruck rear seat
The title says Foam-Top, while the “At a Glance” section labels the support as an Air Chamber Core. Those descriptions can coexist structurally, but the missing layer measurements prevent a quantified comparison.
Documented strengths
- Dedicated Cybertruck product page and distinct SKU
- Rear-seat placement leaves the truck bed free
- Published stored size and 2.31 kg pad weight
- Powered inflation and deflation timings
- Seller-listed 200 kg maximum load
Concrete tradeoffs
- Full length, width and height are not published
- Foam thickness and density are not published
- The pump is used in the specifications but omitted from the contents list
- The page showed no product reviews at the dated check
Ownership terms, care and storage
Havnby’s current warranty page states that eligible purchases made on or after 1 June 2026 receive a three-year limited warranty for manufacturing and quality-related defects under normal use. Punctures, cuts, misuse, normal wear, unauthorised changes and second-hand purchases are excluded. That is a limited defect warranty, not a promise about personal comfort or vehicle fit.
Havnby’s return page states a 60-day sleep trial from delivery. For a non-quality return, the customer pays return shipping and original shipping charges are not refunded. The current policy also lists possible condition fees of $15 for an opened clean item and $30 when visible staining, soiling or cleaning is required. Those terms should be checked again before ordering.
Havnby does not publish a complete cleaning method, puncture-prevention guidance, removable-cover statement or repair-kit contents for this dedicated Cybertruck listing.
Who should consider it?
Consider it for parked charging stops, short breaks, a child or a pet when the rear seat is the intended rest zone and the truck bed must remain free.
Who should not buy it?
Skip it for a truck-bed bed, for a documented adult full-length surface, or when complete dimensions, foam depth and pump contents must be known before ordering.
The nearest in-site alternatives are:
- Havnby SnugNest Truck Foam — is the generic full-size-truck page with a separate Cybertruck selector and different SKU
- Havnby CloudCore Diagonal Cybertruck — moves the sleeping surface to the truck bed and publishes a 79.1-inch length
- Tesla Cybertruck Air Mattress — is Tesla’s official truck-bed air mattress rather than a rear-seat pad
FAQ
Is this a Cybertruck bed mattress?
No. Havnby describes it for the rear-seat area.
How long is it?
The page only says “155 cm SnugNest format” and does not provide complete dimensions.
Does it include the pump?
The page uses pump timings but the package list names only the pad, manual and bag, so inclusion is unclear.
How thick is the foam top?
Havnby does not publish the foam thickness or density.
Bottom line
The dedicated Cybertruck page is useful for a rear-seat use case, but the evidence is not complete enough to call it a full adult mattress or quantify its foam advantage.
Source facts were checked against the official Havnby product listing, the current warranty policy and the current return policy on 19 August 2026. Unpublished specifications remain unpublished here; seller claims are not converted into test results, scores or owner-sentiment percentages.

