Jenny has over six years of experience covering smart-home technology and home appliances. Jenny McGrath is the Home Editor for Insider Reviews, overseeing coverage of robot vacuums, mattresses, cleaning products, and more. That flexibility is especially important in a pillow as pricey as this one. If you find you need a different height or just don't like the feel of the foam, you can return or exchange the Pillow Cube within 60 days of purchase. After lying on the pillow for even a minute without the pillowcase, the Pillow Cube felt noticeably warmer.ДЄs for the Pillow Cube's promises to make me fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer, these didn't bear out according to my Apple Watch sleep stats. It's definitely cool to the touch, but it didn't feel especially chilly when I put the pillowcase on it. The Pillow Cube I tested had the $30 Ice Cube Cooling Cover. If you need, say, 4.5 inches, you'll have to add some extra padding to a 4-inch pillow Pillow Cube to make it just right. The pillow isn't adjustable like the Coop Home Goods, the top choice in our pillow guide. For one thing, there are only a few heights for a wide range of body types. Is the Pillow Cube a magic bullet for a better night's sleep?

I put it in the washing machine on cold, and it still fits. It's probably not a huge deal for most people, but it's something to be aware of if you make sure your bed looks picture-perfect every morning.ДЄlso, Pillow Cube's website says the pillowcase and outer cover are machine-washable, but the instructions on the pillowcase's tag said to hand wash. Technically you can, but the excess material just kind of flops around, looking sad. Can you use a normal pillowcase with the Pillow Cube? I do sometimes round my shoulder in, and I found the pillow a bit less comfortable in those instances. One thing you should keep in mind if you're measuring for a pillow is whether you tend to sleep on your arm or turn your body a bit so you're resting a bit on your chest or back too. I would imagine the thicker pillows wouldn't work for back sleepers, and they're very much not for stomach sleepers, who need very flat pillows. For me, the Pillow Cube worked fine either way, but I do have the slimmest version. I am mostly a side sleeper but do occasionally fall asleep on my back if I'm listening to an audiobook before bed. When I lay down, my head sank in but not far enough to make my neck curve. When I press down on it, the Cube's foam resumes its usual shape more slowly than a feather pillow. I often sleep with my regular pillows propped against the headboard, but the Pillow Cube lies flat on your bed. Sleeping on the Pillow Cube was a bit of an adjustment.

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