Rear Seat Air Matresss vs Cybertent vs CyberCamper

[CYBERTRUCKco]

Happy Thursday, guys and gals!

Been awhile since we've posted any news on our first to Market CyberCamper first released in June of 24', where did the time go?

Wanted to share a video Dan Markham just made. He called us a few weeks back wanted to give it a test ride, not the normal Youtuber who asks for a free CyberCamper or $5000 for a review, came out and compared the inflatable Backseat air mattress we sell, the "Temu" Cybertent and then Our CyberCamper.

A few things to consider when comparing our CyberCamper to other products:

Our CyberCamper is wider inside and has the most useable space side to side, by 20", 10" each side! This makes the camper to feel much wider and livable. Using the side sails as armwrests feels comfortable and then giving you the ability to utilize our molle panel shelving system we offer.

The CyberCamper is easy to see out all of the windows, even with the molle panels as they are only 1" from the window, while keeping the inside secure and hard to see through. We really like the white molle panel interior walls because it brightens the entire camper also making it feel larger.

We use American Stainless steel, fabricated in San Diego, the same thickness as the Cybertruck, that allows us to make the lightest truck bed topper or camper on the market and keep the original Cybertruck feel and finish. You also wrap this or polish it for a Terminator look!

Because we make to order in the USA, you won't have to wait months for your order to show up from China, we'll make and ship, or install it for you in San Diego, within just a couple weeks lead time. You won't pay tariffs or foreign workers, you'll be supporting American craftsman's that are our neighbors!

Water proof & dust proof when you apply the seals we give you will keep you clean and dry while at camp!

Hope this helps see our product from a far and consider Made in the USA quality and engineering at it's finest! Email or messengerme for a discount coupon if interested!



Here is a video of the Original version, but same basic specs:



Truck Bed Cap / Bed Topper:

• Stainless steel “Hovering Roof” design with an aerodynamic rear spoiler sets us apart from the competition.
• 6″ taller than the peak of the roof for optimal aerodynamic performance, expect 450-500 Wh/m.
• Fits in a standard U.S.-sized garage door with 6″ to spare in low mode.
• Additional storage under the hood of the wind deflector in front of the tent.
• L-track top rails for easy mounting locations, crossbars available here.
• Top crossbars allow up to 100lbs on the top rails.
• Rear door locks to double-secure the bed storage area.
• Does not interfere with the closing tonneau cover; buttons are easily accessible in the camper.
• The best solution for overlanding, allowing maximum storage.
• Roof panel is white to reduce daytime heat by 15-20°F in the tent.

Camper Top:

• Double pass-through floor with a 10′ peak when opened, allowing you to stand up in the entire bed.
• 48″ × 88″ XL Sized bed when both trap doors are closed – great for a couple and a dog or child.
• 3″ thick, dual-density mattress with washable flannel cover for a great night’s sleep
• Waterproof Mika Grey 400-denier ripstop fabric is extra sturdy, with an iridescent copper shade.
• Rainfly can be rolled up and secured at the top, laid flat over the rear window, or extended for shade or inclement weather protection.
• Camper top is locked closed with a remote push-button latch from inside the bed cap.
• Two large pockets inside the tent for small-item storage (drinks, phones, keys, etc.).
• Internal structure can be used to mount bungee nets, phone accessories, etc.
• Tent body can easily be swapped out for cleaning, future upgrades, and color changes.
• Three large doors with full-open windows allow maximum airflow, ventilation, or camper entry.

Benefits:

• Lightweight, 300 lbs installed on the Cybertruck.
• Engineered and Made in the USA!
• Made in the USA Stainless Steel Structural Panels
• Matte black 306 stainless steel sheet metal option

Mounts to OEM mounting points without vehicle modification.
Optional internal MOLLE panels, shelves, and storage options.
Intuitive design with included hardware and detailed instructions.
Sleek and rugged design complements the Cybertruck’s futuristic look.

Add on Options:

• Optional internal molle panels and shelves to customize your camper
• Flat Aluminum Molle Panels – 1 above moonroof under the wind deflector hood, or 3x inside ceiling
• Optional rubber edge trim to close channels
• Tie Down Tabs & Heavy-Duty Angle Brackets
• Slide in T-nuts and Hardware and Drop-in T-niuts and hardware

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[L3it3R]

Help - I’m 6’5”. I can’t sleep in the truck unless I remove the passenger seat. Which is my best bet?

 

[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

Help - I’m 6’5”. I can’t sleep in the truck unless I remove the passenger seat. Which is my best bet?

$8000 for our Cyber camper if you’re gonna be getting out camping all the time and want an easy livable space otherwise I’d recommend a ground tent for under 200 bucks

 

[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

I should’ve mentioned that because we’re made in the United States and we make things to order for customer specs so we can do lots of customization for you including any custom color. So for example, if your car was wrapped Blue, you could send us a piece of the wrap sample and we can take it to our powder coat and have that matched for you so that when you get your rack, it comes in the same color as your wrap.

We also do lots of furniture and shelving options for different customers so if you have some vision you want belt, we can do it for you.

 

[hemiarch]

Not your fault of course Roger, but it’s still incredible to me how disingenuous literally everyone is being about this tent. I watched the entire video and this guy presents that black thing he can’t even erect the awning on as “the cybertent” for the duration of it.
There is not even a cursory mention of this NOT being Tesla’s product. At least your post is honest and says Temu tent. Your boy in the video though, not a sausage. He even goes as far as calling it the “basecamp” which is nothing short of intentional misleading in my opinion.
it’s a shame because it damages credibility when he talks about your camper which is clearly a top shelf product. As is the legit “cybertent”.
Your Camper which is by far and away the most desirable product in this class in my opinion is not even in the same category as a Chinese inflatable mattress and plagiarized Tesla product with inferior materials.

 

[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

Not your fault of course Roger, but it’s still incredible to me how disingenuous literally everyone is being about this tent. I watched the entire video and this guy presents that black thing he can’t even erect the awning on as “the cybertent” for the duration of it.
There is not even a cursory mention of this NOT being Tesla’s product. At least your post is honest and says Temu tent. Your boy in the video though, not a sausage. He even goes as far as calling it the “basecamp” which is nothing short of intentional misleading in my opinion.
it’s a shame because it damages credibility when he talks about your camper which is clearly a top shelf product. As is the legit “cybertent”.
Your Camper which is by far and away the most desirable product in this class in my opinion is not even in the same category as a Chinese inflatable mattress and plagiarized Tesla product with inferior materials.

Thanks for your kind words! Different class, and price point. We use the seat mattress for our 11yr old son, daughter sleeps on the camper couch. The couch is even comfortable for 3 people wide because we left the area above the sails open to customization.

we prioritized liability and the consumer having a modular customization availability versus boxed storage up high which some consumers might need.

 

[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

Some ideas we’ve brought to life, there is at least one customer how is living in it full time.

 

[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

The original prototype from July 24’, where did the time go?

 

[hemiarch]

Some ideas we’ve brought to life, there is at least one customer how is living in it full time.

That is extremely cool. You are no doubt the OG’s of this design.
How does that table work? Does the leg fold somehow?

 

[CYBERTRUCKco]

That is extremely cool. You are no doubt the OG’s of this design.
How does that table work? Does the leg fold somehow?

The table hooked on the top and could be removed, leg folded, and then placed in between the chairs to make a couch. This was an OK set up, but 2 people facing each other got little tight as you couldn't lean back as far. IMHP the bench/couch is the better set up to lean back.

 

[hemiarch]

The table hooked on the top and could be removed, leg folded, and then placed in between the chairs to make a couch. This was an OK set up, but 2 people facing each other got little tight as you couldn't lean back as far. IMHP the bench/couch is the better set up to lean back.

That makes sense. I really like the version were
you made the tiny bed out of l-track crossbars

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