Made with Talalay latex that is both soft and bouncy, the dependable latex core gives this pillow its overall structure. Surrounding the latex is the proprietary Purple Grid material that is designed to comfortably cradle the head and neck, making sure each area gets the support it needs.

Purple Harmony Pillow Firmness Side sleepers typically want a firmer feel, back sleepers should go for a medium feel, and stomach sleepers do best with a softer feel. Overall, I thought the Purple Harmony had a medium firmness. It has a super bouncy, buoyant feel, thanks to the latex and Purple Grid Hex.

Reviewers on the website, as well as several staff members at Reviewed, swear by Purple pillows. Many extol their comfort and supportiveness, and like that the foam grid material doesn't tend to fall flat, even after years of use.

The Purple Pillow is made with a unique Purple Grid engineered to cradle your head and provide ergonomic neck support, especially for back sleepers. It's flat, heavy, and feels soft and squishy. The Purple Cloud Pillow is a more traditional-feeling, fluffy pillow with no Purple Grid.

Multiple factors go into the price of a pillow. The type and quality of materials, its size, as well as its design and features can all influence its cost. Most pillows fall in a wide price range between $20 and $200. The Purple Harmony Pillow is a luxury model, which is reflected in its price.

Its moldability provides extra flexibility for achieving the right head and neck angle. The Purple Grid also prevents people with heavier or larger heads from feeling like their head is being swallowed by the pillow, while delivering pressure relief for a tailored feel.

The Purple Harmony Pillow checks all of these boxes, making it a quality option for most back sleepers. The latex core creates a stable base while the Purple Grid offers just the right amount of cradling to keep the neck comfortable and well-supported.

The Purple Harmony Pillow is a solid fit for side sleepers because of its durable height and the Purple Grid's ability to cradle and support the head and neck. Most side sleepers do best with the Standard, 6.5-inch model, but people with a bigger frame or wider shoulders should opt for the Tall, 7.5-inch model.

If you're a hot sleeper, the Purple Harmony should do a great job at keeping you cool and maintaining that “cool side of the pillow” feel - on both sides. Its latex core maintains a cool temperature naturally and the Purple Grid Hex and breathable cover allow for lots of airflow.

Top Picks Overview

• Best Overall: Saatva Latex Pillow.
• Best Memory Foam: Sleep Is the Foundation Loft Pillow.
• Most Comfortable: Brooklinen Down Pillow.
• Best Value: Quince Premium Down Alternative Pillow.
• Best Luxury: Cozy Earth Silk Pillow.
• Best for Neck Pain: Brooklyn Bedding Talalay Latex Pillow.

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Top Picks Overview

• Best Overall: Saatva Latex Pillow.
• Best Memory Foam: Sleep Is the Foundation Loft Pillow.
• Most Comfortable: Brooklinen Down Pillow.
• Best Value: Quince Premium Down Alternative Pillow.
• Best Luxury: Cozy Earth Silk Pillow.
• Best for Neck Pain: Brooklyn Bedding Talalay Latex Pillow.

Types of pillows for sleeping

• Down or feathers. Made of goose or duck down, these pillows feel soft and fluffy.
• Synthetic down. Like real down, down alternative pillows feel quite soft, but they tend to lose their shape after a while.
• Foam.
• Latex.
• Shredded foam or latex.
• Polyester.

Top Picks Overview

• Best Overall: Saatva Latex Pillow.
• Best Memory Foam: Sleep Is the Foundation Loft Pillow.
• Most Comfortable: Brooklinen Down Pillow.
• Best Value: Quince Premium Down Alternative Pillow.
• Best Luxury: Cozy Earth Silk Pillow.
• Best for Neck Pain: Brooklyn Bedding Talalay Latex Pillow.

Down is generally seen as the luxurious filling choice for pillows, which is why luxury hotels will tend to supply down hotel pillows. The most common type is goose down pillows, although duck down pillows are also a potentially cheaper alternative.

The Purple pillow can work for all three sleeping positions - back, stomach, and side - which makes it a great choice for combination sleepers, who switch between multiple positions. If you like a firmer feel from your pillow, the Purple is a solid option.