14 Best Pillows I Found After Months of Night Test (2025)

Other pillows we liked

There are too many pillows in the market. But generally. There are many. We’ve posted some of our favorites above, but still don’t cover a wide range of serviceable pillows. For some reason, if all of the above picks don’t suit your taste, we both like them and here are some things we like.

Bed Gear Storm Pillow $200: This pillow from the bed gear is similar to the flow of the bed gear above, but the side sleepers do not have curves. If you sleep on your back at 100% of the time, this may be more suitable, but I prefer the versatility of having one curved side and one straight side.

Eli & Elm Side Sleeper Pillow ($116): This pillow is mostly Shockingly Remove from the box and solidify. You can customize the amount of filling inside to provide the right amount of support, but if you’re the type of side sleeper who really likes a solid pillow, this might be for you. It also comes with another removable cover for easy washing. Don’t expect to have a lot of snuggle about this as it’s smaller than a great one. But for one person it’s a great choice.

$95 Ghost Bed Memory Foam Pillow: Former wired reviewer Medea Giordano has been using Memory Foam Ghost Bed Pillows since 2020. It is a break and helps rotate her sides, back and stomach sleep. The claim that the ghost bed is “the coolest pillow in the world” is exaggerated, but Medea sleeps hot and says that it’s injected into the gel I’ll do it Keep it cool all night.

Momcozy Huggable Body Pillow $45: This 57 inch Momcozy pillow Our Favorite Body Pillow for Pregnancyso if you’re pregnant and buy something very supportive on your back and stomach, this is a good choice. It’s like having three pillows in one to adapt to both sides (back and belly) while supporting the head. The bottom is long enough to support your legs, knees and hips. This body pillow balances softness and support perfectly without too much filling movement (i.e. its shape holds well all night). –Molly Higgins

There’s no more $40 neck pillows anymore: There’s no shortage of new pillows, but as someone who experiences lots of neck pain, I’m intrigued by this strange little pillow. In addition to the concave center for back, sides and stomach sleep, there is an indented edge that fits perfectly into the arms. Its nasty shape makes it not ideal for anything but to place your head, but it’s a solid choice for neck pain.

$179 Purple Dream Layer Pillow: Switching between being a side sleeper and a back sleeper, the purple dream layer pillow offers an excellent central lot. Rather than customizing the height using an adjustable fill, this pillow comes with two foam inserts, so you can get exactly the level of support you need.

$58 Snuggle-Pedic Adjustable Cooling Pillow: This was our favorite pillow, but now we don’t have it anywhere. If you find it is available, it is a great pillow filled with fine memory foam that can be adjusted to get your perfect height.

$125 Combat Pedic Combat ADPT Pillow: This adjustable filling pillow from Tempur-Pedic has a compartment where you can add or remove foam filling to get the perfect amount of support. This is an increasingly common feature, but what sets it apart is the trademark cooling material of Tempur-Pedic. The company has produced some of the best cooling materials on the market, which has kept them cooler than most of the ones I have tried.