MyPillow Review: The Most Comfortable Pillow Ever?

I finally decided to review MyPillow, advertised as "The Most Comfortable Pillow You'll Ever Own."

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0:00 Intro & Unboxing
0:49 First Impressions
2:10 Consumer Reports
2:47 Washing and Drying
4:10 Thickness
5:58 Final Thoughts
6:53 Conclusion

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[tntrex]

It’s 3:30am and I’m watching pillow reviews what has my life come down too

[BonitoBuddha]

"It's way too thick compared to my pillow" - Proceeds to show his pancake thin overworn pillow.

[shavinmccrotch]

Your pillow isn’t a pillow. It’s a pancake.
If I found pillows that flat in a hotel room, I’d actually complain about them. 😏

[powermetal]

They sell it in different firmness levels. You have to use the chart on the site to determine what's best for you to try out.

[TheSharron]

I got this for my husband, for Christmas, '18.He loves this thing...I tried it for one night, and I wasn't impressed.In the past 27 years together, i have bought him lots of pillows...some more expensive than the My Pillow.
Long story short...he's happy, i'm happy!!

[tjcuillier]

I have been using the MyPillow medium fill for about a year and a half now and love it. The Firm fill is indeed too firm. The medium fill does have the lumps, but it's much more forgiving/easy to adjust to your needs, thus the lumps have been a non-issue for me. I'm a person that hates 'pancake' pillows, so I found I was buying a new 'cheap' pillow about every 4 months at $10 a pop. The MyPillow medium fill has yet to go flat, therefore it's already been worth the price...paid for itself. Pillows are definitely a personal preference, IF you like a fluffy soft pillow that doesn't go flat, the medium fill MyPillow is worth a try.

[mclaine]

I originally tried the firm version of MyPillow and I hated it. Tried it for 2 nights and gave up. It really was too firm!

So I returned that and then I saw there was a medium firm version. I bought that and fell in love with it. Been using it for 9 months now and have no complaints. I would recommend trying the medium version first and see if you like that.

[supergrendel]

I remember touching one of these in a BBB store and my initial thought was how could anyone sleep with that many lumps in their pillow? Good review though and I'm glad my assumption was correct. Also, I'm not sure if your personal pillow can be considered a pillow since it's thinner than my bed sheet.

[Zimm]

We bought two about 3 months ago. I immediately loved it! My wife took a while to adjust, but she likes it now. We bought the softest ones they had - it cost extra compared to the regular ones, but we like soft pillows and they are comfortable. I can see those lumps, but when my head is on the pillow I don't feel them. It conforms to my head and easily fluffs back up when needed. Everyone has different needs and likes for their pillows, so I imagine there will be lots of people who hate it, but also lots of people that love it. People are different.

[TrollFaceTheMan]

Looking at some of these comments on here I feel as if My Pillow might be paying people to come on here and try and claim how good it is.

[sharisartoris]

Just a note that My Pillow comes in different 'classes'.. You have the 'firm fill' - which does not compress as much as maybe one of the others. I only comment because my husband loves his - but looked specifically for the one that fit his preference.

[abbyb]

I’ve had my pillow for two months now and I love it. I love the thickness and it gives my neck great support. I’ve tried lots of other pillows and end up with a crink in my neck after they get worn down. My pillow will regain its original shape after a quick fluffing. My husband loves his too and he is a lot pickier than I am!

[patrickbateman]

Honestly I've enjoyed MyPillow. I've spent around a grand on pillows two yrs ago and couldn't find anything that was comfortable. I finally decided to try MyPillow and was skeptical. But after a yr I'm still happy. Just my two cents. Glad I stumbled across your channel, I look forward to watching more of your videos.

[SnuffySmith]

I bought mine at Fry's for $35. I like MyPillow; the thickness is great for neck support and sleeping on my side. I can understand that some people won't care for it as James pointed out but I'm part of the other group where it actually works for me. As far as the lumpiness goes, I think the fill is shredded memory foam and it doesn't bother me a bit when I'm lying on it.

[vanessagaglione]

From gymnastics & dance, I had terrible neck pain. A doctor once asked me if I was ever in an accident because I showed whiplash injury. Yikes. Every pillow I ever had hurt like hell, until this one. This is THE BEST PILLOW I have ever used. My neck pain is actually gone. I’ve given this pillow as gifts and every one of them has fallen in love with it. This is the only pillow for me for life!

[jz]

I still use a feather (real ones) my grandma made about 60 years ago. It's probably just as big and lumpy, but I can't sleep on the thin ones, just feels like I'm sleeping on the mattress and putting extra pressure on my head/neck. But everybody is different like you said, heh.

[truthhurts]

It is really all up to personal preferrence.
I know people who love it.
I know people who dont.

Its really all up to you and your preferrence.

[dorenechase]

My neck issues are over...I love the lumps I love everything about this pillow...will buy some more. Besides 73, 000, 000 of us are buying them for all our gifts.

[Mcspazatron]

These pillows are actually great. I've seen the owner peddling them at the MN State Fair year after year and finally bought a few last year. Best pillow I've ever owned. Just have to keep throwing them in the dryer to fix that lumpyness and to keep them "full/thick." It obviously isn't for everyone, but the points you brought up I actually do prefer.

[LatitudeSky]

Used a My Pillow for about 2.5 years. Washing it does make it thicker -in fact washing it makes it like new every time. The thickness could rub people the wrong way but it does smooth out and "get smaller" after being used a few days. In other words, it does eventually adapt to what you want. But washing it starts it over again. Compare this to store pillows that degrade after washing and get worse and worse. As far as the lumpy feeling, I don't notice it very much. I'm a stomach sleeper and my face is jammed into the pillow every night and I fall asleep easily and never even notice the lumps. In short, I'm pretty happy with it. The only downsides are the cost and that it tends to run firmer than you might expect. It is often on sale on QVC and that will reduce the cost.