Found the purple pillow on clearance at my local Walmart. Wondering if I should buy one or maybe even two.

I’ve been searching for a pillow that doesn’t wake me up in discomfort all night long. I’ve spent so much money, so many “guest pillows” are now in our spare room and I think I’m going to bite the bullet and try the harmony. My question is- what height? I’m short (just over 5 ft), small to medium frame but I normally sleep with two pillows to get the support I’m wanting to achieve. Recently I did buy an extra firm pillow and had my fav latex pillow on top, but that was actually much too high for me without sinking down at all. I’m contemplating getting the medium height and maybe just being able to sleep with only one pillow ? Does anyone have any advice or feedback? I wouldn’t be so nervous to order it and send it back if it was wrong if shipping wasn’t such a crazy thing right now!

got the Purple Harmony a couple months ago and for 150$ it has been severely disappointing.

I got the thinnest possible option because I'm a stomach sleeper and it's still too thick and puts undue pressure on my jaw.

For something that is marketed as the best pillow ever made, Purple is either setting the bar extremely low or there just haven't been that many good pillows.

I tried regression testing by going back to my old, 10$ cotton pillow from Walmart and it's surprisingly competent. Obviously, it's not as good as the harmony, but it's extra thinness makes it way easier to sleep on my stomach at the cost of some softness/springiness.

I think the purple material is really only suitable for a mattress as the pillow is only very slightly improved by it's presence.

At the end of the day you're just buying an overpriced latex pillow.

I know there is too many topics about this question, but I still can’t make my decision.

So I am both back and side sleeper,5 9”, 160lbs, and currently using sleep number in balance curve pillow for about 4 years.

After doing research, I feel like I am the OG purple pillow, but most people are suggesting harmony pillow instead of OG. Any good suggestion? Thank you.

Purple, known for its popular Purple grid mattress, also offers a range of pillows and bedding. I tried their purple pillow harmony pillow. Purple has incorporated their futuristic mattress technology into the Purple Harmony pillow, which they've dubbed the “Greatest Pillow Ever Invented.” I had the opportunity to personally test the Purple Harmony pillow, and I'm here to share my experience with you.

Since everyone has unique needs and personal preferences when it comes to pillows, let's discuss who I believe would benefit most from the Purple Harmony pillow...and who might want to explore other options.

​ I also recommend that you read this before buying this pillow

It's best for you:

If you prefer sleeping on your back: You'll likely appreciate the Purple Harmony pillow. As a back sleeper myself, I found it to have the ideal loft and firmness, keeping my head and neck aligned with my spine. Back sleepers may prefer the low or medium loft option.

For side sleepers: The Purple Harmony pillow is also a great choice. I recommend the medium or high loft version for proper spinal alignment and comfort.

For hot sleepers: The hot sleepers will appreciate the Purple Harmony's ability to regulate temperature. Its latex core naturally stays cool, and the Purple Grid Hex and breathable cover allow for ample airflow, ensuring a consistently cool and comfortable sleeping experience.

It's not best for you:

For stomach sleepers: I recommend avoiding the Purple Harmony. While Purple suggests that the low loft version is suitable for stomach sleepers, I found the loft to be too high when lying on my stomach. Opt for a softer pillow with a lower loft to prevent neck strain.

If you prefer the traditional feel of a down pillow, you might not like the Purple Harmony. It's very bouncy and responsive, lacking the moldability of a traditional down pillow.

Budget-conscious shoppers should also consider other options, as the Purple Harmony is priced higher due to its high-quality materials, placing it in the luxury pillow category.

The feel of a pillow is crucial when making a selection, as it can greatly impact your comfort and sleep quality. However, it's important to note that feel can be subjective, influenced by factors such as body type and personal preferences. What I experienced with the Purple Harmony pillow may differ from your experience.

When choosing a pillow firmness, consider your usual sleeping position. Side sleepers often prefer firm pillows, back sleepers opt for medium firmness, and stomach sleepers typically prefer softer pillows.

In my experience, the Purple Harmony pillow has a medium firmness. Its latex and Purple Grid Hex construction provides a bouncy and buoyant feel, allowing your head to sink in slightly while maintaining elevation.

Purple Harmony Pillow Loft

In considering pillow feel, the loft, or height of the pillow, is an important factor. Side sleepers typically prefer high loft, back sleepers are comfortable with medium loft, and stomach sleepers usually opt for low loft.

The Purple Harmony offers three loft options: low (5.5 inches), medium (6.5 inches), and high (7.5 inches). While I tested the low loft version, I would describe 5.5 inches as more of a true "medium" loft, with 6.5-7.5 inches being quite high. Keep this in mind when choosing the loft that suits you best.

Side: I found the Purple Harmony to be an excellent choice for side sleeping. While I tested the low loft version, I believe the medium or high loft versions would be more suitable. The buoyant and elevating feel of the pillow is ideal for maintaining spinal alignment while on your side, providing essential neck support to help prevent neck pain.

Back Sleeping: I found the Purple Harmony to be a perfect match for my back sleeping preference. As a back sleeper myself, I'm naturally inclined towards pillows that offer comfort in this position, and the Purple Harmony didn't disappoint. The medium firmness was just right for me, and I particularly enjoyed the bouncy feel that also provided some contouring around my head.

I found the low loft version (5.5 inches) to be ideal for back sleeping, as I consider this to be a true medium loft. However, the medium loft version (6.5 inches) could also be suitable for back sleepers who prefer a slightly higher loft.

Stomach Sleeping: I didn't find the Purple Harmony to be the best option for stomach sleeping. While Purple suggests that the low loft version should work, I felt that the loft was still too high. For stomach sleepers, I recommend choosing a pillow with a loft in the 2-3 inch range, or one that is soft enough to compress down to that height.

Under the Arm: The Purple Harmony is a great pillow for sleeping with under your arm. It has a nice, huggable feel and doesn't cause overheating, making it a comfortable choice.

Between the Legs: The Purple Harmony is also a good option for sleeping with between your legs. Its medium firmness provides pressure relief for your legs while keeping your hips aligned. I recommend the medium to low loft versions if you plan to use the Purple Harmony between your legs.

Purple Harmony Pillow Sizes and Prices

My Final Thoughts About the Purple Harmony Pillow

In summary, I thoroughly enjoyed using the Purple Harmony pillow, making it one of my personal favorites. I found it well-suited for both back and side sleepers, as well as those who switch between these positions. Additionally, it's a great choice for hot sleepers or anyone who appreciates the cool feel of a pillow. I was particularly impressed by how cool the pillow remained throughout the night, even through my pillowcase.

I also enjoyed the feel of the Purple Harmony pillow; it's bouncy and responsive, yet still allows for some contouring. The addition of the Purple Grid Hex layer elevates what could be considered a basic latex pillow to something more unique and comfortable. I also appreciate that the cover of the Purple Harmony is machine washable and that the materials are hypoallergenic, ensuring cleanliness.

However, I would advise against the Purple Harmony for stomach sleepers. I found that even the low loft version wasn't low enough to prevent the neck from craning in this position. While I appreciate that Purple offers this pillow in multiple lofts, I felt that the "low" loft version, at 5.5 inches tall, was more like a medium loft than a true low loft.

I’m a side sleeper with significant pain in my shoulders and neck. I toss and turn all night because of the pain. I also have a cyst in my spine. Because of the cyst I have intracranial pressure which usually results in me waking up with a headache. I purchased this pillow today; took a nap and can ALREADY feel the relief. I felt like my head was just floating in the air but my head and neck also felt fully supported. Cradled. I can’t wait to go to sleep, I’m really looking forward to it. Will come back to provide an update. I enjoyed reading posts like this before I decided to go with this pillow.

I sleep on my side and stomach mostly. I find the only time I can sleep well on my back is with a really good pillow. Like the type when you rest your head on it you feel like your laying on a cloud and drift to sleep fast because you're so comfy lol. But I also don't like anything that's too soft that it has no support or flattens easily, but not overly firm either. Looking for that sweet spot. Price is not a factor because we literally spend like a third of our life in bed/sleeping and sleep is so important, so I don't mind spending money for something really good. I have a great mattress and I had these amazing tempur-pedic pillows for literally the last decade and they don't make them anymore, otherwise Id get new ones, but Im definitely in need of a replacement. I was thinking of going to a Mattress Firm to try some out but the stores don't always have all the good stuff in stock there to check out! I read good things about the Purple pillows, not sure if anyone has tried the original, harmony or dream layer? Preferring not to do a down feather pillow because I have some already and they just don't give enough support and comfort sometimes.

Just had my first night on my tall Purple Harmony pillow, and the shoulder on the side I sleep on has been really sore.

I'm a 6'3" 190lb side sleeper with broad shoulders.

Was this anyone else's experience and did it take time to break in? Or should I try the medium?

Thanks!

Side sleeper 5’9 medium build Hand is always under the pillow

Always grabbing onto a different pillow with my left hand while I sleep

Ive read numerous reviews of people recommending the purple harmony pillow.

I don’t want buckwheat because the last thing I want is insects.

Any recommendations!? Please help :) thanks guys!

I got the size-low pillow, since I’m a stomach sleeper. The pillow feels like a bouncing ball, as if I’m resting my head on a bouncing ball when trying to sleep. Will that change?

Hello I'm new to this subreddit

I'm interested in the purple pillow which is about $100

But is it worth it? I have seen so many ads that it has brain washed me into getting it. But at the same time that's quite a price for a pillow. I don't know what do you think

AMAZING. Total game changer. Here’s my review after spending a couple nights with it. For context, I’m a side sleeper that frequently struggles with neck pain. I haven’t woke up with any since trying this pillow for the first time.

Super comfortable and lightweight, the DreamLayer pillow has just the right amount of firmness and height, which I felt was lacking from the two previous Purple styles that I tried beforehand: Original Purple and Harmony (Standard-Tall). DreamLayer takes the best parts from those two styles, and has the same construct/appearance of the Original Purple pillow, only substantially less heavier. It also has the same jelly-like honeycomb texture of the Harmony pillow along its top outer layer, and soft-like memory foam material with just the right amount of firmness. So basically, it’s like a super comfy rectangular marshmallow.

Using it for the first time, I noticed the pillow cradled and conformed to my head perfectly, and didn’t drop or sink too deep into the pillow either - I’d say about halfway only. While laying on my side, my neck was supported perfectly, and I could easily relax my arm underneath the pillow. That was a HUGE plus.

On a final note, the pillow also includes a stretchy pillow case with built-in slots for boosters (two boosters are included). The slots keep the boosters secured and prevent them from shifting around - WIN!

All in all, I am so happy with this pillow. If you’re curious about trying it, DO NOT hesitate. You just might love it too!

I saw a study that showed Latex to be the best for folks that get headaches and have neck issues, so I tried the Medium Purple Harmony in store. I had been considering ordering it but had no idea what Latex felt like. I'm mostly a side sleeper but do tend to rotisserie throughout the night.

It was... not what I expected. When I tried it on my side, my head sank so far into it that it felt like I was hovering merely an inch from the mattress surface. And I had heard latex was bouncy, but it felt like every shift of movement resulted in my head boinging up and down.

Is that normal? Do I somehow just have a heavy noggin? They didn't have a Tall to try, and I wasn't a fan of the normal Purple pillow. Are there Latex pillows with slightly less sink and bounce?

I do like that it cradles your head a bit and retains it's shape no matter where you land on the pillow. One of my least favorite things of my current pillow (shredded gel memory foam) is that while I love the initial softness, the stuffing inevitably ends up shifting into the wrong places and my head ends up basically resting on the mattress by morning with a crick in my neck and that certainly isnt helping my migraines. So I have to keep adjusting its shape and moving the stuffing around.

I've also got some random brand solid memory foam pillows but they also just don't quite do it for me. I'm not sure if they're too tall or too firm or what but my head also ends up off of them by morning.

I need cradling, but supportive of my neck.

I'm naturally a side sleeper, with a bit of combination. Also a hot sleeper.

Im always on the lookout for "cooling" and more supportive pillows. I got this one from Walmart. Was it worth the $200?

Not sure. Cooling effect seems temporary. Pillow still gets pretty warm, maybe not as much as before. And support wise, I feel as if it's lost some height. And I noticed a few weird little dimple spots on both sides of mine. I did find it suspicious that the box was also taped along the entire seam, rather than a regular round sticker seal or something. Maybe I got a lemon?

And the latex smell, even after few days of use, is still noticeably present. I think I'll give it a month and decide whether to return.

Any side sleepers here recommend the purple harmony pillow? I know a pillow isn’t exactly BIFL but it is pricey so I would plan to use it for a while.

I also always fall asleep on my side so was wondering if it’s suitable for a side sleeper.

Thank you!

Anyone have that purple harmony pillow and enjoy it? Seems very comfortable and enjoyable, however I have yet to hear honest reviews from people who have used them first hand

Ordered the harmony in tall a couple weeks ago but couldn't get used to the bouncy feeling. Felt like my head was constantly fighting the springiness of the pillow.

So I returned it and ordered the Freeform pillow but cant find many reviews of it since it's quite new. Wondering if anyone has experience with their new freeform pillow!

Looking for pillow recommendations :)

Specifically from side sleepers who have bought their pillow at least twice - as in, you were so obsessed you used it for 2+ years, then bought the same thing and it's still comfy after at least 2 years. Bonus if you're tall (bigger shoulder width than average).

I have tried:

• the infamous Dunlopillo

• the memory foam Complete Sleeprrr both soft and medium

• the Quokka Latex

• the Ecosa, and

• even an Aldi brand memory foam pillow.

They all last between 6 months-1 year before my neck started hurting again and I had to buy a new, different one. I just want it to last 3 years.

To rule out bot & sham answers:

• What's your height?

• How many years have you had your pillow?

Longer version/backstory: Best "pillow" I ever had was 2 stacked - child's memory foam on the bottom, plus a regular (poly-cotton stuffed?) one on top. I never had a bad night's sleep. Someone threw the memory foam one away, and my neck has been sore ever since.

Thanks! P.s. I'm new here.

I recently upgraded to a king-size Helix Midnight mattress and am now looking to get new king-size pillows for it but can't decide between some final options.

I'm a side-sleeper almost exclusively and often get hot during the night. Looking to hear any advice from people who have used these pillows to help guide my choice! Thanks in advance!

I was going to buy one of the Harmony pillows but I am not sure on which size to get. I tried the 7.5" out at the store and was wondering how the 6.5" compared to it. Is there really that much of a difference when laying on it?