Inflatable Travel Pillow Headrest, Neck & Head Support Pillow, Airplane Neck Air Pillow for Sleeping Traveling to Avoid Neck & Shoulder Pain, Compact & Lightweight, for Office Train Travel (Black)

If you like sleeping forward this is brilliant, really comfortable

Definitely handy when traveling, comfortable and supports you well during sleeping, though it’s still fairly large even when folded up, which is tricky if you’re already traveling with limited space. Other than that it works all as expected, it’s quick to empty but a bit slower to blow up. Not really an issue on a long trip though. Satisfied so far but will update if it breaks

Product is better to have than to have nothing. Slightly uncomfortable on the face so something between your face and the product is recommended. Used it on long haul flight and will use it again.

I have tried lots of diffrent travel comfort arrangements, this is one of my favourites. Its cheap but not cheaply put together.I had an inflatable camping pillow once that was awful and leaked air immidiately. this holds air really well and is easy to inflate and deflate.But its the use of this which I love. It may look awkward but when you are in a vehicle for a long time car/train etc or get stuck in an airport for longer than you expected or have long plane journeys that you do fairly often this comes in super handy, lol.I find the forward resting position works very well for me. I dont think it will fit everyone well but for me it is ideal.

This pillow comes with a travel bag for easy transportation. It is easy and quick to inflate. Soft and comfortable. It can be used in several positions including on a plane.My son absolutely loves it and took it camping with him, he was the envy of his friends.

First of all the good points. Despite the enormous width of the air intake you can actually get your mouth around it and blow the thing up to 90% reasonably quickly. You then insert the second valve and continue to inflate it to 100%. That’s OK and not too difficult. It will certainly do the job and allow you to sit with your head forward (and supported) and your arms through the holes with no weight on them. It’s reasonably comfortable and allows your face to rest in a hole where you can breathe.Now the negatives. We’ve invented a new game called get the pillow in the bag. The box the (compacted) pillow arrived in measured 18cm x 12cm x 12cm. The bag provided for you to get the deflated pillow into measures 18cm x 16cm when flat. I can visualise someone at the end of a flight trying to deflate and compress this into the bag. We’re struggling at home. I’m also thinking what you do when the aircrew come round with meals or the passenger next to you wants to get out. I guess you may be inflating and deflating more than once on a long trip. It’s also a bit bulky (as stated on the measurements comment) so it takes up more room in your travel luggage than you probably like.Overall it’s a clever idea but there are some serious drawbacks. However I’ll give it four stars because it’s not that bad.

The idea is excellent however at the point where you rest your head there is an uncomfortable seem that for me made it impossible to sleep.

Love it or hate it, the chances are you'll have strong views, either way. If Marmite made travel pillows, this would be it. Inconveniently for my analogy I do actually love the spread, but I definitely dislike this "travel" pillow.I'd call this a "bulky inflatable object" rather than a travel pillow, and once you've blown it up you'll have a useful couple of minutes while your head stops spinning, to figure out where to put the thing. If you're in an aeroplane or bus seat you won't be able to move, because you'll now be wedged in place.For me, this is just too short, and resting my head on it means bending my neck and back at a painful angle. When I do place my head in the hole at the top, I find the edges of the pillow scratchy against my skin, and irritating.When deflated, this item is bulky and heavy, and a nuisance to lug around. At a time when many of us are travelling on low cost operators that allow minuscule amounts of luggage, who wants to waste a large percentage of their space on carrying this edifice?If you're smaller than me, and if you employ a sherpa, this item might be a reasonable idea, and you'll probably adore it. For me though, it makes no sense, and it just isn't comfortable. Sorry.