Cabeau The Neck's Evolution, TNE S3 Travel Neck Pillow Memory Foam Airplane Pillow with Attachment Straps - 360 Degree Support for Travel, Home, Office, & Gaming - Berlin (Grey)

Good quality, never had a so good one before

The number one thing to know here is that on an airplane, this is a COMPLETE game-changer. Because the straps on the back are reconfigurable in several ways, they allow you to securely attach it to the headrest on the plane seat. After that, once you've got the chin strap/closure thing secured in the front, your head is not going anywhere. I currently have a pinched nerve in my neck and I cannot risk falling asleep with my head lolling off to the side. NO PROBLEM. I slept on an SFO-ORD flight for almost the full 4 hours without my head (or shoulders) moving. My body slumped a little downwards, sure, but my head was secured, which also meant I didn't lean forward at the waist. It was amazing. I think it's important to note that the airplane is not the only place this is helpful. As I said I have a neck injury right now so I will wear this sometimes just sitting on the couch watching a movie and it's incredibly effective at general immobilization as well. In the interest of full disclosure you should know that the foam can make it get kind of warm. It's only slightly uncomfortable in this way, but it's important to note nevertheless. The thoughtful design of this device is apparent at every turn — there's a small pocket where you can tuck the chin strap, the velcro tab at the top of that strap can be folded over and attached back to itself so it's not scratching up the surface, and the headrest attachment straps double over through little plastic loops, which helps with storage, as well as adding to the ability of the piece to attach to pretty much any type of headrest, probably even in various cars as well as airplanes. Even the storage pouch is well-designed, with a little buckle to allow you to quickly attach it to the handle of your suitcase or whatever. Keep in mind that you do have to roll and squish it pretty tight to get it to fit inside the pouch, but you'll figure it out, it's pretty easy — just roll it tight like a cinnamon roll and be forceful when you're putting it into the case. I love that it came with little earplugs too, though I have not used them so I can't speak to that. If you're wondering whether it's worth the cost, I give you an emphatic YES. It's not easy to make air travel more comfortable, but this product absolutely goes a long way towards doing that. I hope this review is helpful in your decision-making, and if so I hope you get the same comfort and benefits from this as I did and continue to do. Good luck, and enjoy!

This is the best neck pillow I've tried. It's soft, comes with ear plugs and a chin strap secured into a side flap that holds it for storage and is sewed inside so you won't risk losing it. Outside is washable. Inside foam feels like my 200 dollar gel memory foam pillow. Rolls and stores in the provided case to 1/3 it's size. The pillow comes up to your neck and supports your neck. Pushes your cheek fat and looks a little bit funny, but that's how you know it's working. My head falls only about 20-25 degrees which is totally fine. I'm about 5'10. The chin strap is comfortable enough and if falling forward, holds your head up. Velcro is strong. Won't hold your body up, but that's what the back straps are for in a car or airplane. Material touching your skin feels like velvet. I appreciate how the back is flat so it doesn't push your neck forward. Comes very well packaged too.

Very comfortable, use it twice and for me it is the first time I could sleep on a plane. Having said this, it is a bit bulky.

A solid travel pillow that does its job well, with room for more improvement, especially airflow.