HARBORESTCooling Cube Pillow - Side Sleeper Pillow for Neck and Shoulder Pain, Memory Foam Pillow Cube Pro with Adjustable Firmness,24"x12"x6"

Excellent pillow - nice and firm. This has helped my neck pain enormously!

I had just received this pillow and it looks nothing like how it is presented in the ad, plus it has such a strong unpleasant chemical small it seeps through the cover, I am immediately returning this product

This pillow is amazing!! I’m female 5’6” I prefer the 6 inch height because I have severe neck pain and this pillow has helped with this. If I didn’t have the neck issue I would probably selected the 5” inch height. Anyone with serious neck issues understands the need for height, support and softness. I feel this pillow offers all of this. I bought the 5 inch height, different brand but they seem exactly the same. Both dual foam soft on one side and form on the other. The 5 inch height was nice but I feel I need to be a little higher due to my neck issues. My husband seems to like the 5 inch height a lot. Most people will be 5 inch height. Small, petite people may desire a 4 inch height and those taller, larger people or those with serious neck issues may like the 6 inch height best. I was using a queen size symphony pillow from Tempupedic but now they only have the standard size available and that is a lower loft, less dense pillow. I tried the Cloud King but the single density seems nice but sinks too flat for me even though that particular pillow is a high loft, my neck was hurting after trying it for the night. The double style, with different density foams is genius and makes these pillows work and feels very comfortable. Also I paid $120 for the second Symphony pillow a few years ago, and this is a lot cheaper. Tempurpedic should have come out with the same idea of dual density to keep their market. So I am hooked on this pillow very comfortable and sleeping better than I have been. Perfect solution for neck pain or side sleepers. I do feel it can still work for back sleepers too. I was using it while on my back while reading and it still seemed pretty comfortable. Nice pillow!!

II have mild sleep apnea so I thought this would keep my head level on my side . I think I have use it a few more times to be sure. I had neck pain but I don't know if that was this pillow or the work I was doing during the day putting a cabinet together.

The 6” pillow was the perfect thickness for me since a primarily sleep on my side. I was having shoulder pain from having to sleep with an arm under my pillow to get comfortable but this is no longer an issue. Most surprisingly was how cool this pillow stays, it doesn’t get as hot as a lot of foam pillows do. I also like that it has a firm and soft side to choose from making it very flexible for the user. So far it’s the best pillow I have ever bought.

I got this pillow as an alternative to the expensive Pillow Cube, and while is offers good results at a fraction of the price, I was a little disappointed.The Pros: My whole life I've been a side sleeper and used affordable pillows. I would sleep with 3-4 pillows to achieve the height I wanted, but even then I would struggle to get comfortable, toss and turn, and wake up with neck/shoulder/upper back pain. I finally decided to look into foam pillows, as they were recommended for side sleepers and the technology just made sense. I originally wanted a Pillow Cube, but the nearly $160 price tag turned me away. This was a compromise to see if I would even like it, and while it's not perfect, I no longer struggle to "get comfortable" and it seems like I wake up a lot less in the middle of the night from tossing and turning. It's not a miracle cure, but it's a definite improvement and one I wished I got sooner.This pillow also offers a soft and firm side, which I suppose might be a nice feature to help you really fine tune your sleeping experience. I haven't noticed much of a difference on either side, but you might!The Cons:As they say, you get what you pay for, and my experience with this pillow, which seems to be a $30 dupe of the $140 Ice Cube Deluxe from pillowcube, seems to support that. I got this to see if a foam pillow would work for me, but it sure isn't perfect. Based on my experiences with this pillow, I have a feeling that the real deal would've been a better choice, but I couldn't bring myself to blow that money on a pillow...As a start, I used a stack of books to measure the space between my neck and shoulder to determine the ideal pillow depth for me. For me, the ideal height was a little under 4", so that is what I ordered. Unfortunately the foam that fills this pillow is not dense enough and deflates once your head is on it, so my 4" pillow becomes more like a 3" pillow, which is frustrating. I've improved the situation by adding a thin pillow beneath this one to boost the height, but that shouldn't be needed. The 4" pillow should provide 4" of support.I got this specific foam pillow because of the cooling properties, since I'm a hot sleeper. Unfortunately, this pillow does not seem to have any cooling properties and maintains a similar temperature to the other pillows/sheets in the bed throughout the night. Maybe that's how all "cooling" pillows feel, but I expected it to feel a little cool when I first got into bed, and to actively stay cool/draw body heat in and away from me, but I really don't think it does any of that.As a final gripe, because of its square shape and rigidity, this pillow is constantly slipping out of standard pillowcases even though I no longer toss and turn like I used to. It's not a dealbreaker, but it drives me nuts so I'll need to buy a zippered case to make it stay put.

I liked that this pillow offers a soft side and a firmer side. It feels supportive in a pleasantly cushy way, and quite well made. So, it should be comfortable, but I tried it out for several nights...until my arthritic neck became unhappy. (To be fair, it may be my neck that's the real issue here; I have cervical stenosis + facet issues.)For the record: I'm female, 68 y.o., 5 1/2 ft.,135 lbs., with wide shoulders, so I ordered the standard profile, based on its description. But, in the end, it just felt too high, even on its softer side.Then I offered it to my husband (who sleeps on a Tempur-Pedic) to try it out. He's 6 ft., 145 lbs., with an athletic, slender build. But even he rejected it for being too high profile!I am sure it would be great for some folks, just not for us.Pillows, mattresses, shoes, etc. can be such individual choices and fits, no?