The pillow is available in a 4-inch, 5-inch, and 6-inch size. The Pillow Cube Pro Pillow is a solid memory foam pillow in the shape of a rectangular box. When I use the Pillow Cube, the sharp angle digs into my neck. Instead, it's because our necks and shoulders don't connect in sharp angles, so regular memory foam pillows have a curve instead of an edge. The Pillow Cube advertises its unique shape (a cube or a rectangular box in the case of the Pro Pillow), but in my opinion, there is a reason why other pillows aren't shaped like a box, and it's not because no one else realized it was possible. I do not like sleeping on the Pillow Cube Pro Pillow, and I would not consider it worth purchasing again. For stomach-sleepers who want a thin, soft pillow, the Beckham pillow can be a great option, but for back-sleepers and side-sleepers, I'd recommend investing in more support. While the Beckham pillow has a great price point, I feel like I get what I pay for because the amount of fill material per pillow also appears to be proportionally lower.

However, the amount of fill material seams lacking to me in the pillows I purchased. I do like the sateen stripes on the fabric, and the seams of the pillow are double-stitched, which give me more confidence in the construction of the pillow. Of course, I haven't stayed at every hotel out there, so I can't rule anything out definitively. There is no strong connection in my mind between the pillows I've experienced at luxury hotels and the Beckham pillows that I purchased. Regis, and Intercontinental, I've found that higher end hotels tend to use puffier pillows that are soft but still substantial. In my experience staying at hotels like the Ritz Carlton, St. The Beckham pillow has the moniker 'Hotel Collection Pillow,' suggesting that it is similar to pillows found in hotels. When I shift my weight, the top layer of fabric will shift with me while I feel the bottom layer glide away, almost as if I were indeed sleeping on a folded duvet with the two layers sliding away from each other. The thickness and softness of the pillow bring to my mind a duvet folded in half, but the tendency for the polyester fibers to glide magnifies the comparison for me. I don't feel the support I want for back-sleeping or side-sleeping. The Beckham pillow is very soft, and I can feel the polyester fiber fill move away from me when I lie down.

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