Purple Harmony Pillow
$159.00
The Purple Harmony Pillow features Purple's innovative Grid Hex technology combined with a supportive Talalay latex core, offering responsive support and airflow for a cooler sleep.
Our take
Revolutionary design for the ultimate sleep experience.
Alright, so let’s talk about the Purple Harmony Pillow. First off, this thing has a unique feel to it. It's got this mix of a squishy gel-like material and a regular pillow feel. If you've tried other Purple products, you know their Hyper-Elastic Polymer is kind of their thing. It’s not your typical pillow fluffiness; it’s more like a supportive, bouncy feel that some folks swear by. But if you're coming from a traditional down pillow, it might take a minute to get used to.
Now, comfort is subjective, but this pillow seems to cater well to people who sleep hot or toss and turn at night. The grid design is supposed to allow for better airflow, and I’d say it does a decent job at keeping things cool. If you're a sweaty sleeper, this could be a game changer. However, for those who like a firmer pillow, this might not provide the kind of support you're looking for. It's more about cradling your head and neck rather than propping them up.
Durability-wise, the Purple Harmony Pillow feels like it’s built to last. The materials seem top-notch, and it doesn’t flatten out over time like some cheaper pillows do. But, as with anything that promises durability, you're paying a bit of a premium for it. If you're budget-conscious, you might hesitate at the price tag, especially if you're not 100% sure it'll solve your sleep woes.
One thing to consider is the weight. This pillow isn’t exactly feather-light. If you’re the type who likes to move your pillow around or take it with you when you travel, just know it’s got a bit of heft to it. It’s not a deal-breaker, but definitely something to think about if you’re used to flinging your pillows around during a midnight repositioning.
Overall, the Purple Harmony Pillow is a solid option if you’re looking for something different in terms of support and cooling. It’s one of those things you kind of have to try to know if it’s for you. If you’re feeling adventurous and your budget allows, it might just be the ticket to a better night’s sleep. But if you’re hesitant about the price or unsure about the feel, maybe try it out during a sale or see if there's a return policy you can fall back on. Just keep in mind that it’s a distinctive experience that might not suit everyone’s taste.
