Some pillows are inflatable, while others are made from foam or memory foam. The size and shape of the pillow can vary from small and compact to large and bulky. The level of support provided by ...

The popularity of memory foam pillows has significantly increased owing to their comforting support. These pillows, unlike the conventional ones, reshape themselves to align with the shape of your ...

Whether you seek fluffy, cloud-like comfort to cooling, cradling support, we tested over 30 pillows filled with down, down-alternative materials, latex, foam, and even ones with untraditional ...

Cards on the table: I love latex pillows. I like how latex is springy, rather than dense and slow-sinking like memory foam (though I can still appreciate a good memory-foam pillow). And I like how ...

During my years at CNET, I've tested over 30 pillows. From down and down alternatives to memory foam, shredded foam ... types as it comes with three inserts that allows you to customize support ...

One potential downside of feather pillows: They’re not typically customizable, though some brands include an inner core or insert, made with a material like microfiber or foam, that you can add ...

If you’re looking for maximum support from your pillow, memory foam is one of your best bets. Originally designed by NASA for aircraft cushions, memory foam is made mostly from a type of plastic ...

(Stomach sleepers should use one or two inserts, back or side sleepers can try two or three.) The pillow, made from memory foam and down alternative fibers, features a Lyocell blend cover that's ...

Its plush memory foam construction offers firm support around the entire neck, making it ideal for long-haul flights. Equipped with rubber grip dots to stay in place, the pillow also includes an ...

I’m a bit of a Goldilocks in this respect: Light, fluffy pillows don’t offer the support I need for my neck, whereas I’ve found memory-foam pillows to be way too firm under my head.