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New York Post
5 days ago
- Health
- New York Post
The Apple Watch Series 10 is the lowest it has ever been with $120 off
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. We were ready to hang up our cart and call it a wrap on Prime Day 2025 but apparently, Amazon had one last surprise up its compression sleeve. The Apple Watch Series 10, yes, the one with the hot body, jet black aluminum case, and all the sensors we pretend we fully understand. Thankfully, our fellow commerce writer, Miska Saleman, wrote a review to get every last inch out of this wearable tech. Currently, it's still sitting on the sale shelf at a shocking $279 (down from $399). This isn't some no-name step tracker hiding in the algorithmic abyss; it's Apple, y'all, and last time we checked, it's still dominating the market. Apple's thrown in options like rose gold, titanium finishes, and Milanese loops. Plus, all models feature water resistance, a voice control interface, and enough health metrics to terrify your doctor into early retirement. And if you're not already a member, don't stress, you can still get in on the savings with a free 30-day trial of Prime, unlocking all the best post-Prime Day deals. Over 10,000 were snatched up in the past month, and we wouldn't be shocked if the remaining inventory disappears before this sentence is read. So if your wrist has been feeling a little underdressed lately, shop for it. Amazon The Series 10 is a versatile health tracker, monitoring everything from heart rate and sleep to wrist temperature and menstrual cycles. It includes unique tools like the Tides app for surfers, Headspace for mindfulness, and Strava integration for runners — great for unserious outdoor enthusiasts and serious athletes alike. It's rugged, sleek, and charges up to 80% in under 30 minutes. Seamlessly switch between sending texts, making calls, and tracking progress with the activity ring. The Series 10 truly does it all. Read more in our full review here. For over 200 years, the New York Post has been America's go-to source for bold news, engaging stories, in-depth reporting, and now, insightful shopping guidance. We're not just thorough reporters – we sift through mountains of information, test and compare products, and consult experts on any topics we aren't already schooled specialists in to deliver useful, realistic product recommendations based on our extensive and hands-on analysis. Here at The Post, we're known for being brutally honest – we clearly label partnership content, and whether we receive anything from affiliate links, so you always know where we stand. We routinely update content to reflect current research and expert advice, provide context (and wit) and ensure our links work. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change.
New York Post
25-06-2025
- Health
- New York Post
The 8 best cooling pillows we tested are game-changers for hot sleepers
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. If you're in search of the best cooling pillow, you're likely familiar with the nightly struggle of overheating and flipping all night long. Studies show that temperature regulation is crucial to restful sleep, so it's essential to consider materials that provide temperature control, moisture wicking, and comfort that supports your neck. We have tested many pillows, cooling sheets, and even top sleeping products, so when we say we've seen it all, we really have, and we are testing every day. Best Cooling Pillow Overall: Coop Sleep Goods Eden Pillow COOP Pros: Fully adjustable fill Machine-washable cover Hypoallergenic and CertiPUR-US certified Best cooling pillow for night sweats Cons: May need fluffing Slight off-gassing on first use Great for hot sleepers of all positions. The gel memory foam of the Coop Sleep Goods Eden Pillow regulates heat, while the bamboo cover adds breathability. Its adjustable fill lets you fine-tune the loft and firmness for your sleep position, while the gel-infused foam works to dissipate heat throughout the night. Fill type: Hypoallergenic, non-toxic blend of memory foam and microfiber | Firmness level: Medium-soft to medium | Cover material: 100% polyester Best Down Alternative Cooling Pillow: Cozy Earth Bamboo Down Alternative Pillow Cozy Earth Pros: Down-alternative (more eco-conscious) Bamboo has naturally temperature-regulating properties to help sleepers stay cool Cons: More expensive due to the pricey material and high-quality New York Post Review: 'Most of us who cherish good sleep are well acquainted with the Cozy Earth brand. The Post Wanted team swears by their cooling sheets, fluffy duvets, and sleek pajama sets, but the single item I can't sleep without is easily the Bamboo Down Alternative Pillow. In my experience, this is about as close as true Down you can get, without sacrificing any real feathers. The hypothermic combination of temperature-regulating bamboo and recycled polyester offers that cooling, sinkable feeling that cradles your head and neck, no matter what position you find yourself in (ideal for tossers and turners). The viscose also wicks away moisture, keeping you cool year-round. I'm not overly sensitive to heat, but I've noticed such a difference in the amount of airflow I get with this pillow. It's the air around you, not just the material beneath you, that feels much more breathable. I'm betting it's the only reason I can survive this year's heat wave, without waking up in a pile of sweat.' – Miska Salemann, commerce reporter Miska Saleman Fill type: Recycled polyester down-alternative blend | Firmness level: Medium-soft | Cover material: Viscose from bamboo Best Cooling Neck Pillow for Side Sleeper: Eli & Elm Best Pillow for Neck Pain Pros: Shredded latex fills help with airflow and keep temperatures cooler around you Breathable cotton cover is suitable for most skin textures/types (and easy to wash) Best cooling pregnancy pillow Cons: The design is not ideal if you're not a side-sleeper New York Post Review: 'I was forced to learn how to side-sleep during pregnancy, and one of the best ways to get myself properly situated was investing in a side-sleeping pillow. What I wish I had found was one that also offered a cooling effect, because, like many pregnant women, I was hot, bothered, and hardly sleeping most of the third trimester. I've since come to discover the Eli & Elm Cotton Side-sleeper Pillow, and my only regret is that I hadn't invested in one earlier. The design is carefully shaped to support the head and neck and keep you in the proper form while you sleep, and it's also encased with a breathable cotton cover, with cooling gels, and a proprietary shredded latex fill that offers ideal airflow and keeps temperatures lower through the night. Here's the deal: If you're not a side-sleeper, you may have trouble with the way this pillow positions you. But if you are one, you're probably missing out. It's soft, supportive, yet cooling at the same time. Kind of dream if you're pregnant, suffer from back pain, or need to be the little spoon.' — Salemann Fill type: 75% latex & 25% polyester fiber | Firmness level: Medium | Cover material: smooth cotton, blended with ultra fine polyester and spandex Best Adaptive Foam Cooling Pillow: Sleep Number True Temp Pillow Sleep Number Pros: Active-particle technology attracts and removes moisture vapor to reduce humidity Molds to your head and neck shape overnight Cons: The pillow cover is on the thicker side, and the bubbly texture may not be ideal for people who prefer a flatter surface New York Post Review: 'On first look, I wondered if the True Temp Adapt's unique design would help keep me cool at night, or if it was just a piece of bubbly modern decor (that cover definitely has a different look than some others I've slept on). But, since I've started sleeping on it, the first point has proven true. Sleep Number's cooling pillow features adaptive foam contours that mold to the head and neck and enhance airflow. Unique active-particle technology traps heat and humidity, and a cool-to-the-touch cover slips off easily, as pictured. My sleep hasn't been affected by NYC's heatwave (thus far), so I'd say it's doing its job. If you're not a fan of the thicker, textured cover, you can easily replace it with another pillow case.' — Salemann Fill type: 46% polyethylene, 31% 37.5 polyester, 23% polyester, filled with 80% polyester, 20% 37.5 polyester| Firmness level: Medium | Cover material: Cool-touch hypoallergenic fabric Miska Saleman Best Bamboo Cooling Pillow: Cariloha Retreat Bamboo Pillow Cariloha Pros: Naturally moisture-wicking Hypoallergenic and eco-friendly Excellent airflow Cons: Slightly firm for stomach sleepers This eco-friendly option uses bamboo charcoal-infused memory foam to combat heat and odors while providing steady support. The bamboo-derived cover is naturally breathable and moisture-wicking, which helps regulate body temperature. It's ideal for sleepers who want a sustainable and hypoallergenic alternative. Fill type: Bamboo viscose blend | Firmness level: Medium | Cover material: Bamboo viscose blend Best Budget Cooling Pillow: Beckham Hotel Collection Gel Pillow Beckham Hotel Collection Pros: Budget-friendly (set of 2) Soft and plush Cooling cotton cover Cons: Less contouring support This bestselling set of two pillows offers plush comfort and effective cooling without the premium price tag. Filled with a soft gel down alternative and encased in a breathable cotton shell, the Beckham Hotel Collection pillows are a go-to choice for budget-conscious shoppers who want that luxury hotel feel without breaking the bank. Fill type: 100% polyester fiber | Firmness level: Medium | Cover material: 100% cotton Best Memory Foam Cooling Pillow: TEMPUR-Cloud Breeze Dual Cooling Pillow Amazon Pros: Dual gel layers on both sides Excellent contouring Trusted Tempur-Pedic quality Great firm cooling pillow for support Cons: Higher price point The TEMPUR-Cloud Breeze is a splurge-worthy option that combines Tempur-Pedic's signature contouring foam with dual gel layers to keep both sides of the pillow cool. It offers excellent support for side and back sleepers and holds its shape exceptionally well. If you want luxurious comfort and long-lasting cooling, this one is hard to beat. Fill type: TEMPUR memory foam with cooling gel layers | Firmness level: Medium-firm | Cover material: N/A Best Cooling Pillow for Back/Stomach Sleepers: Casper Hybrid Pillow with Snow Technology Casper Pros: Breathable mesh gusset Doesn't trap heat Plush but supportive Cons: May feel too soft for side sleepers Casper's Snow Technology adds an instant cooling feel the moment your head hits the pillow, while the perforated foam core enhances breathability. The soft yet supportive design is best suited for back and stomach sleepers who want plush comfort without overheating. Bonus: it bounces back quickly and keeps its shape well. Fill type: AirScape perforated foam + fiber | Firmness level: Soft to medium | Cover material: Cool-to-the-touch knit How We Tested We read hundreds of customer reviews, consulted third-party ratings, and personally tested two top-rated cooling pillows over several nights of sleep. Our goal was to assess how well they delivered on comfort, cooling, and support for different sleep styles. We evaluated the following: Cooling ability : Was it actually cool? If so, how long did it stay that way? : Was it actually cool? If so, how long did it stay that way? Support & comfort : We reviewed whether the pillow provided a stabilized cushion throughout multiple sleeps. : We reviewed whether the pillow provided a stabilized cushion throughout multiple sleeps. Material quality : We looked at each pillow's materials and gave extra points to those that had cooling technologies and materials known to fight heat. : We looked at each pillow's materials and gave extra points to those that had cooling technologies and materials known to fight heat. Sleep position adaptability : For each pillow, we questioned who it was best for and whether it could work for various types of sleepers. : For each pillow, we questioned who it was best for and whether it could work for various types of sleepers. Price point: We looked at all of the above criteria and measured them against the asking price of each pillow. Pricier pillows that had minimal cooling design features but a higher price were quickly removed from our final edit in favor of options that provided more bells and whistles for the same price. What is the best material for a pillow to stay cool? Gel-infused shredded memory foam is a popular choice due to its combination of breathability and support, especially for those who suffer from night sweats. Latex and microfiber clusters also do well. Look for fillings labeled with phase-change materials. Memory foam infused with gel or graphite tends to perform best for both cooling and support. Latex is another excellent choice — it's naturally breathable and resistant to heat retention. If softness is key, down-alternative fills with moisture-wicking covers (like bamboo or Tencel) offer airy comfort. What is the coolest pillow filling? Gel-infused shredded memory foam is a popular choice due to its combination of breathability and support. Latex and microfiber clusters also do well. Look for fillings labeled with phase-change materials or proprietary blends from brands like Tempur-Pedic, Columbia, and Sealy. For over 200 years, the New York Post has been America's go-to source for bold news, engaging stories, in-depth reporting, and now, insightful shopping guidance. We're not just thorough reporters – we sift through mountains of information, test and compare products, and consult experts on any topics we aren't already schooled specialists in to deliver useful, realistic product recommendations based on our extensive and hands-on analysis. Here at The Post, we're known for being brutally honest – we clearly label partnership content, and whether we receive anything from affiliate links, so you always know where we stand. We routinely update content to reflect current research and expert advice, provide context (and wit) and ensure our links work. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change. Looking for a headline-worthy haul? Keep shopping Post Wanted.
