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Tom's Guide
3 days ago
- Health
- Tom's Guide
How does Tempur-Pedic's mattress material compare with memory foam? We take a look
Tempur-Pedic might have kickstarted the memory foam mattress revolution when it transformed NASA cushioning into a bedding material, but the brand remains firm that its original Tempur-Material is not memory foam. The best memory foam mattresses deliver cushioned pressure relief and a slow response that ensures your body is held in cradled comfort. Tempur-Material foam promises all that and at an even higher level, thanks to its high density build and small cell formation. But is Tempur-Material actually different to memory foam and does it make a difference to your sleep? We've tested memory foam and Tempur-Material to find the best mattresses for all sleep styles and here we're putting that knowledge in action. When it comes to Tempur-Pedic vs memory foam, which is right for you? Memory foam refers to a type of viscoelastic polyurethane foam often used in mattress production (it's also found in pillows and other home goods.) Memory foam is known for its slow response time and reaction to heat and pressure. This means when you press into a layer of memory foam it contours to your shape. When the pressure is released, it returns to its original form. This gives memory foam its 'body-hugging' feel. However, during the memory foam making process, compounds can be added to the polyurethane that impact the feel and performance of the foam. This makes memory foam a more diverse material than many realize. Foam density also impacts the feel and durability of memory foam. High density foams have better durability and deliver deeper contouring than low quality equivalents. But while many types of foam are used to build a mattress, the term 'memory foam' typically refers to the upper cushioned comfort layers. Other forms of foam, although often consisting of a similar chemical construction, will generally be named 'response foams', 'transition foams', etc. instead. Tempur-Material began its life in outer space — sort of. It was originally a cushioned foam developed by NASA for use aboard space shuttles, and was later adapted and enhanced by Tempur-Pedic for use in the home. Like standard memory foam, Tempur-Material is made from viscoelastic polyurethane and is known for its body-hugging feel, slow response, and reaction to heat and pressure. (Tempur-Pedic would argue Tempur-Material does all that better than memory foam. But that's what we'll explore below.) You'll find Tempur-Material used across the Tempur-Pedic line-up; it's not just for mattresses. The Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Pillow, for example, uses a thin slab of Tempur-Material to create pressure relief for stomach sleepers. At a basic level, Tempur-Material can be considered a type of memory foam — although Tempur-Pedic would argue otherwise. As a general rule, when it comes to memory foam vs hybrid mattresses, a foam bed is cheaper than its equivalent hybrid design. For that reason, the best cheap mattresses are often memory foam models. But that doesn't mean all memory foam mattresses are cheap. The Saatva Contour5, for example, is one of the best luxury mattresses we've tested and this all-foam design starts at $1,899 MSRP. At the other end of the scale, the Siena Memory Foam Mattress is excellent value for money at just $359 for a queen, but lacks the durability and pressure relief of its pricier cousin. And there are memory foam mattresses at every price point in between. Memory foam mattresses are also regularly discounted in the mattress sales, with big savings typically occurring over Memorial Day and Black Friday. When it comes to Tempur-Pedic mattresses, there's a lot less price variety. These are premium beds and even the most affordable Tempur-Cloud model has an MSRP of $1,999 for a queen. Tempur-Pedic mattress sales are frequent but the savings are often short-lived. So while you'll never have to wait too long for a deal, you still need to time your purchase. Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud mattress: twin was $1,699 now $1,189.30 at Tempur-Pedic The Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud mattress is the most affordable bed in the standard Tempur-Pedic line-up and with code CLOUD30 you can enjoy 30% off. This reduces a queen from $1,999 to $1,399.30. A 90-night sleep trial and 10-year warranty are included, which is around the industry average. However at this price point, we might have expected better benefits. Nectar Premier Memory Foam Mattress: twin $549 at NectarAt $949 for a queen in the Nectar mattress sale, we consider the Premier Memory Foam to be good value for money. Our Nectar Premier Memory Foam Mattress review team praised its body-hugging feel while the excellent benefits are another cause for celebration — you get a 365-night trial and lifetime warranty included. it's hard to directly compare the design of Tempur-Material to the design of memory foam, as the latter is such a broad category. While memory foam can mean low-quality, low-density, low-cost foams, it also refers to the luxury foams used by premium brands. The primary difference is density. If you have two blocks of foam, both the exact same shape but one made with high density foam and the other low density, the former will contain more foam than the latter. This means the high density foam is more durable and delivers better cushioning. Tempur-Material is a dense foam. The memory foam found in the Saatva Contour5 mattress is another high density foam. Tempur-Pedic also prides itself on the high cell count of its foam. A high cell count allows the foam to contour to your every movement while still delivering cushioning, with each cell moving to meet your body. Of course, neither property is unique to Tempur-Pedic — rival brands can and do use foams with a high density and cell count. But it's worth noting that Tempur-Material is patented and Tempur-Pedic claims only 10 scientists know the formula. Tempur-Material is often referred to as the original memory foam. When you think of sinking into a foam mattress, you're inadvertently picturing Tempur-Material. We know from testing that Tempur-Material does have its own distinctive marshmallow feel. But both materials are defined by their 'hug', responding to heat and pressure to cradle the body. This cushioning helps relieve pressure build up, often most welcome at the shoulders and hips. For this reason, Tempur-Pedic and memory foam beds are among some of the best mattresses for side sleepers. This pressure relief can also be fantastic at relieving aches and pains — the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt mattress is among our favorite mattresses for back pain. But while this 'cradling' feel is cozy, some do find it stifling. It can be hard to change position on a memory foam mattress and slow moving Tempur-Material can leave you feeling 'stuck' in the bed. This is where the variety of memory foam comes in. Some memory foams are marshmallow soft, while others deliver a firmer, more responsive feel. With a relatively small mattress line-up, Tempur Material doesn't have the same variety. One area that Tempur-Material and memory foam both shine in is motion isolation. This is because the foams are able to absorb movement, preventing it from traveling across the bed and bothering your sleeping partner. While all memory foam mattresses won't necessarily excel at motion isolation, in general they perform better in this area than hybrid mattresses or latex mattresses, which generally have more bounce to them. Memory foam is among the most durable mattress materials and a decent quality, well cared for all-foam mattress can often last up to 10 years. Tempur-Pedic claims that Tempur-Material is "even more durable" than a standard memory foam and with an included 10-year warranty, we expect a Tempur-Pedic mattress to remain comfortable for 10 years. However, eventually all memory foam mattresses start to sag and age. This happens as the foams break down due to the constant application and removal of pressure. You might notice you sink into the same dips every night. This will happen faster with a low density memory foam, which is why cheaper all-foam beds tend to lack longevity. Proper care and maintenance can delay this breakdown and you'll want to treat Tempur Material and memory foam in roughly the same way. Keep your foam mattress clean by blotting stains and vacuuming regularly, as well as giving the bed a chance to air. Both materials can also be damaged by excess heat and water, so keep this in mind when cleaning — a steam cleaner isn't suitable for a memory foam mattress. Heat is important to the performance of memory foam and Tempur-Material, as both respond to the application of warmth to create the classic 'hug'. However, the tight cell structure of foam tends to trap this heat, causing the mattress and the sleeper to warm up. Memory foam and Tempur-Material can both be infused with cooling materials, such as cooling gels, to help offset heat retention and improve temperature regulation (the ideal temperature for sleep is around 65 to 70°F.) You won't find many memory foam beds among the best cooling mattresses, as spring-and-foam hybrids have better air flow. However, the Cocoon by Sealy Chill mattress is an all-foam bed that delivers good cooling. Tempur-Material does have a reputation for sleeping hot — in our Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud mattress review we awarded it just 2.5 out of 5 for temperature regulation. But Tempur-Pedic's Breeze collection does promise a cooler feel. ✅ You want that Tempur-Material feel: Tempur-Material is the original memory foam and Tempur-Pedic mattresses still have a touch of je ne sais quoi. It's a marshmallow comfort you won't get from other types of foam. ✅ You want a high quality, premium memory foam mattress: While this isn't unique to Tempur-Pedic, if you opt for a Tempur-Material bed you know you're investing in a quality build. When choosing from another brand, it can be hard to determine the density of the foam. ✅ You have aching joints: When reviewing Tempur-Pedic mattresses, the stand-out feature noted by our testing team is pressure relief. The dense foams cradle the joints to alleviate pressure build-up, so you can enjoy ache-free mornings. ✅ You're on a tight budget: If it's body cradling you want but you don't have a Tempur-Pedic budget, there's a memory foam mattress for every price point. The Nectar Classic Memory Foam mattress is a good, affordable option. ✅ You tend to sleep hot: Memory foam as a whole has a reputation for heat retention but temperature regulation can be improved through infusions and cooling covers. You'll find more options if you look beyond Tempur Material. ✅ You want plenty of variety: Body-cradling and slow-response are the best known features of memory foam but this is a versatile material that can deliver a feel for most sleep styles.
Tom's Guide
16-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Neck vs Layla Kapok: Which pillow for side sleepers should you buy?
Type: Tempur foamPrice: from $119 at Tempur-PedicBest for: Side and back sleepersSizes: Small, medium and largeTrial: N/AWarranty: 5 yearsShipping: Free Type: Shredded memory foam and kapok fiber blendPrice: from $109 at LaylaBest for: All sleepersSizes: Queen and kingTrial: 30-night trialWarranty: 5 yearsShipping: Free Your choice of pillow can make or break your sleep, and the having the wrong one can exacerbate or even cause neck pain. On the plus side, there are pillows now available that are designed to suit your specific sleeping position. Two of the best pillows for side sleepers are the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Neck and the Layla Kapok. But how to choose between them? When considering a pillow for side sleepers, it's crucial to pick one at the right loft and firmness for your body type and sleep preferences. Being a bedding tester, I've had the opportunity to test some of the best pillows of 2025 and rate them against core performance indicators like comfort, support and pressure relief. Out of both the Tempur-Neck and Layla Kapok, both are crafted to specifically suit side sleepers and to target neck pain reduction. I've tested both, so here's how to choose the right pillow for side sleepers for you... The Tempur-Neck is Tempur-Pedic's most affordable pillow after the Tempur-Cloud (from $89), starting from $119 for a small size. A medium is priced at $129 while a king pillow will cost you $159. While pillow deals aren't a regular feature of Tempur-Pedic mattress sales, you can often find a bundle saving of up to 30% off when buying a double pack. This means a pair of medium Tempur-Neck pillows will drop in price from $258 to $180.60. It's also worth noting that while the Tempur-Neck comes with a 5-year warranty and free shipping, there's no sleep trial. If that's a deal-breaker for you, you'd be better off considering another brand instead. The Layla Kapok falls in the same price range as the Tempur-Neck, with a queen size pillow priced at $109 while a king is $129. It's rare to not find a reduction on the Layla Kapok, and right now you can snag a 'buy one and get one up to 50% off' deal, which drops the price of a queen bundle from $218 to $163.50. Unlike the Tempur-Neck, the Layla comes with a generous package of sleep benefits which includes a 30-night sleep trial, 5-year warranty and free shipping. The Layla Kapok takes the upper hand here, solely on the basis of a sleep trial since the two pillows are otherwise largely similar in terms of price and deals. The Tempur-Neck is crafted from a single block of firm pressure relieving Tempur-Material (premium memory foam). It has a unique ergonomic shape that follows the natural curvature of the neck when side and back sleeping. It is encased in a hypoallergenic knit polyester cover which is both removable and washable. The Tempur-Neck comes as a ready-to-sleep pillow requiring no adjustments or shifting. You also need not worry about regularly fluffing up your pillow since the foam material is not prone to flatten easily. The Layla Kapok, on the other hand, is made from a combination of shredded memory foam and kapok fiber fill. The Layla comes overstuffed with the fill which you can remove (and store away in the complimentary cloth bag that comes in the package) to suit your sleeping style and preferences. Kapok fibers are naturally breathable, hypoallergenic, moisture-wicking and silkier than cotton — making this pillow a possible option for hot sleepers and allergy sufferers. The Layla also comes in a striking honeycomb OEKO-TEX certified grey and white cover made from 68% polyester, 33% rayon and 1% spandex. This outer cover is machine washable while the inner core is spot-clean only. There is no clear winner in terms of design and materials, as both pillows are drastically different from each other. However, the Tempur-Neck falls behind because its curved structure means that it can't be used by stomach sleepers with neck pain. If you're expecting the Tempur-Neck to feel like a block of wood, you're in for a surprise. Yes, the overall build, firmness and construction makes it stand out from regular bed pillows out there but it effectively provides comfy support, crucial for side and back sleepers struggling with neck pain or discomfort. During the Tempur-Neck pillow review period, I was initially skeptical about the comfort such a firm pillow can offer. However, sleeping on it on the first night felt like a 'spa-massage' for my neck and shoulders. The memory foam block contours to the shape of your neck to soothe your muscles while providing consistent support all night long. This ensures that there is little chance of twisting or straining your neck and shoulders when changing positions during the night. However, this extra firmness could be a serious disadvantage if you're not someone who requires a pillow for neck pain every day. The Tempur-Neck is also not big on breathability, so if you're a hot sleeper I'd recommend adding Tempur-Pedic's cooling technology (at an additional cost of $20). The Layla Kapok, on the other hand, offers customizable comfort and support. For a combination sleeper who predominantly sleep on their side, there is little to no adjustment needed, while it should be flattened out more for stomach sleepers. In my experience, the Layla Kapok is the ideal pick for you if a medium-firm pillow that strikes a good balance of comfort and sturdy support is your priority. Unlike other adjustable models in the market, the Layla Kapok will not flatten easily or shift in the middle of the night causing an uneven distribution of the fill. The pressure-relieving properties may not match those of the Tempur foam used in Tempur-Neck, but this is a more of an everyday pillow to have if you're not someone who has serious neck or shoulder pain issues. During the Layla Kapok pillow review period, I found it to sleep at a neutral temperature due to lack of any specialist cooling tech apart from the naturally breathable kapok fibers. This might be insufficient for very hot sleepers prone to overheating and night sweats throughout the year. In conclusion, choosing between the Tempur-Neck and Layla Kapok depends on the severity of your neck and shoulder pain and your sleeping position. ✅ You're a side or back sleeper: The Tempur-Neck is designed to follow the natural curve of your neck while side or back sleeping. ✅ You prefer a firm headrest: If you prefer your pillow to have a firm yet contouring feel, the Tempur-Neck is the perfect choice. It provides consistent support all night long without any adjustments or shifting during the night. ✅ You crave instant pressure-relief: The curved design offers instant soothing comfort which destresses your neck and shoulder muscles resulting in a spa-like pressure relief. ✅ You're a stomach or combi sleeper: The Layla has a fully adjustable foam and fiber fill which you can simply add or remove to achieve the right feel for your sleeping style. This is the Layla's biggest advantage over the Tempur-Neck, which cannot be used by stomach sleepers. ✅ You prefer a medium-firm pillow: Not a fan of a firm block of foam? The Layla provides a medium-firm feel, which you can always build up or down by adding or removing the fill. ✅ You prefer a pillow with a sleep trial: Unlike the Tempur-Neck, the Layla Kapok comes with a 30-night sleep trial in addition to a 5-year warranty and free shipping.
Tom's Guide
14-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
Prime Day might be over but these epic mattress deals are still live — save up to $1,020
Snoozed through Prime Day sales but still need a new bed? We've got you covered with this round up of top mattress sales still live today. From 27% off Helix mattresses with code TOMS27 to savings of up to $1,020 in the Tempur-Pedic closeout sale, plus affordable options at Amazon, many of the best mattresses you can buy online are at great prices now. We track and test mattresses all year round and while Prime Day isn't usually the absolute best time to shop for a new bed (that's Black Friday, if you're wondering), we've seen some pretty impressive deals this July on both luxury and affordable beds, with some prices matching the big Black Friday deals. Without further ado, here's our pick of the best offers lingering post Prime Day sleep deals. 1. Saatva Classic Mattress: twin was from $1,399 now from $1,190 at SaatvaThe 5 out of 5 star Saatva Classic mattress revolutionized our sleep editor Claire's sleep, helping her ward off hip pain and wake up feeling well-rested. And with three firmness levels to choose from, it's a mattress that appeals to nearly all sleep styles. There's 15% off all sizes of the game-changing Classic right now, which isn't the biggest Saatva mattress sale we've seen in recent weeks — that was $400 off — but possibly the best deal you'll see until at least Labor Day in September. So, if you're looking for a luxury bed to see you through warm summer nights (we awarded it full marks for temperature regulation) we suggest you snap up 15% off what is simply the best mattress online right now. A queen is $1,785 (was $2,099) and you get a 365-night trial, lifetime warranty and free white glove delivery. 2. Helix Midnight Luxe Mattress: twin was from $1,436 now from $1,048.28 at HelixThe Helix Midnight Luxe is simply the best mattress for side sleepers and one of the best hybrid mattresses overall. While Prime Day has been running at Amazon, Helix have been running their own 'Dream Day' Helix mattress sale knocking 25% off their mattress range. Our readers can make that discount even sweeter with the code TOMS27, which cuts an extra 2% off. This cuts a queen size to $1,751 (was $2,398.66). That includes free shipping, a 100-night trial and lifetime warranty. 3. Casper The One Mattress: twin was $749 now $599 at CasperThe Capser One Mattress is the brand's flagship foam bed and a strong contender for our best memory foam mattress guide. The supportive feel is great back sleepers and our side sleeping lead tester was surprised by how much she enjoyed the firm feel, although the One does have a tendency to sleep hot. When they're running, Casper mattress sales tend to knock 20% to 30% off across the mattress suite. While the current 20% off sale isn't the biggest discount, $799 for a queen (was $999), is a competitive price on a reliable memory foam bed (and a student-friendly price on one of our favorite mattresses for college students.) 4. Serta 12" Five Star Mattress: twin was $499 now $349.30 at AmazonThe new Serta Five Star Mattress is a budget hybrid designed to prevent lower back pain thanks to the use of zoned lumbar support. Even at full MSRP it is an affordable bed and the current Amazon deal makes it even better value for money. One of the few Prime Day deals still running, there's 30% off the 12" model, which is available in two firmness levels (plush pillow top and firm), knocking a queen size to $419.30 (was $599). We think that's a great price on a mattress made with CertiPUR-US materials and complete with a 10-year warranty. But this 'Limited Prime deal' might not stick around for long, so take advantage of the saving while you can. 5. Tuft & Needle Mint Hybrid Mattress: twin was $1,116 now $1,046.25 at AmazonThis hybrid mattress is built with specialist cooling technology akin to some of the best cooling beds of the year. Its open-cell adaptive foam is breathable and infused with cooling gel and graphite for improved temperature regulation and contouring support. Whether you shop at Amazon or Tuft & Needle you can bag a queen for the discounted price of $1,496.25 now (full price $1,774,94) — one of the best prices we've seen on this bed. And it comes with a 100-night trial, 10-year warranty and free shipping. 6. Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt mattress: twin long was from $1,699 now from $1,189.30 at Tempur-Pedic OutletAlthough it may not be the newest model, this previous generation of the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt mattress is still an incredibly supportive and comfortable bed from one of our favorite mattress brands. Our Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt mattress review team agreed its standout feature is pressure relief thanks to the responsiveness of Tempur-Material foams and, combined with a supportive base, it excels at soothing aching joints. Shop while stocks last at Tempur-Pedic outlet to score up to $1,019.40 on this luxury bed. You can snap up a queen size for $1,539.30 (was $2,199). While a 10-year warranty applies, there is no return period in this closeout sale. 7. EGOHOME 12" Mattress (queen): was $429 now $329 at AmazonThe EGOHOME mattress is a memory foam bed in a box built with copper gel foam, CoolFlex foam, support foam and a breathable graphene cover to bring you cool sleep along with the cradling, hugging feel of memory foam. Our reviewer says: "The all-foam bed delivers sink-in comfort on a budget without skimping on support for back, front, and side sleepers." Only the queen size is discounted at Amazon right now at $329.99 (was $429.99.) It was slightly cheaper during Prime Day but the current offer is $40 less than the usual sale price (and you don't need to be a Prime member to save.) 8. Serta 10" Cooling Gel Memory Foam Mattress: twin was from $399 now from $303.99 at AmazonThe 10" medium-firm Serta Cooling Gel Memory Foam mattress is an affordable pick for side and back sleepers looking for pressure relief on a budget. There's up to 34% off at Amazon now, dropping a queen to $363 (was $549) and a king to $524.25 (was $699), which is outstanding value. Shopping at Amazon means you're getting the best price on this mattress right now (it sits at $378 for a queen size at Walmart).
Tom's Guide
11-07-2025
- Health
- Tom's Guide
I test pillows for a living — the 3 Tempur-Pedic Prime Day deals I'd snap up before the sale ends tonight
Luxury sleep brand Tempur-Pedic is loved among sleepers with aches and pains because of its pressure relieving mattresses and pillows crafted from NASA-developed Tempur foam. It's not often you see Tempur-Pedic pillows on sale, but this Prime Day there are three brilliant offers to pick from with up to 57% off select Tempur-Pedic pillows at Amazon. Prices start from just over $50. Each Tempur-Pedic pillow is specifically designed for a certain sleeping style or to target particular concerns. The Tempur-Cloud, for instance, is the best pillow we've tested this year stomach sleepers thanks to its thinner build and ultra soft feel. This is key to preventing your neck from moving forwards while you sleep on your front. All Tempur-Pedic pillows sold at Amazon also come with a 5-year warranty and free shipping. For more pillows, bed sheets and weighted blanket offers see our Amazon Prime day bedding deals round-up. For now, let's take a closer look at these Tempur-Pedic Prime Day pillow deals... 1. Tempur-Neck Pillow: small from $99 from $72.14 at Amazon Looking for a pillow to sooth aches and pains in your neck? The extra-firm Tempur-Neck Pillow is ideal. The biggest advantage is the ergonomic design which follows the natural curve of your neck while sleeping on your side or your back, which in turn prevents muscle strain even when you toss and turn in your sleep (read my full Tempur-Neck Pillow review for more details). The knit polyester cover is hypoallergenic and machine washable. The pillow is available in three sizes: small, medium and large. The small Tempur-Neck is now 27% off, but the large size pillow is cheaper at $58.99 (was $99) in the Prime Day sale. Our review: ★★★★½User score: ★★★★ ( based on over 5K+ reviews) 2. Tempur-Cloud Pillow: queen from $89 from $50.35 at AmazonThis is Tempur-Pedic's best-selling pillow for stomach and back sleepers. It includes a single ultra-soft Tempur foam material which provides adaptive comfort for your neck, head and shoulders. Just like how the best mattresses for stomach sleepers delivers the right support to minimize risks in this sleeping position, the Tempur-Cloud too is conforming enough to have a restful night's sleep on your stomach without aches or pains. This has been tried and approved by our stomach-sleeping tester in our Tempur-Cloud review. A standard Tempur-Cloud pillow is now at the lowest price we've ever spotted with a 43% off, reducing the price from $50.35 (was $89). Our review: ★★★★User score: ★★★★ (based on over 7K+ reviews) 3. Tempur-Cloud Dual Cooling Pillow: queen from $94 from $79.99 at AmazonStruggle with overheating or nightsweats? The Tempur-Cloud Dual Cooling pillow is the brand's offering for hot sleepers or those who reside in warmer locales. This features specialist cooling tech like in the best cooling mattresses. The medium-firm pillow includes a single block of the highly-adaptive Tempur-material with the addition of two cooling gel layers on either side which wick away excess heat, keeping you cool, fresh and dry all night. It's also encased in a 100% premium cotton knit cover that's soft, breathable and hypoallergenic. A queen Tempur-Cloud Dual Cooling Pillow is now $79.99 (was $94) while a king is on sale for $98.99 (was $229). User score: ★★★★ (based on over 4K+ reviews)
Tom's Guide
09-07-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
I'm a sleep writer — the pillow I use to keep me from waking up with neck pain is 43% off in Prime Day bedding deal
I used to wake up with neck pain at least four nights a week... until I switched my pillow. And you can save 43% on the pillow that changed my sleep, the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud, in the Amazon Prime Day sale. The Tempur-Cloud doesn't look as fluffy as the name would suggest but the dense foams deliver marshmallow-comfort and the adaptable support earned it a place in our guide to the best pillows you can buy online. The Prime Day bedding deals are live now with money off bedding, pillows and other sleep accessories — but the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud pillow is my top pick of this year's Prime Day sleep deals. Looking to refresh your entire sleep set up? Check out our guide to the best Prime Day mattress deals. Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Pillow: was $89 now $50.35 at Tempur-PedicFinding the right pillow loft can make all the difference to your comfort and as a stomach sleeper, that means using a thinner pillow to keep my neck and spine aligned (back sleepers should look for something similar.) But thin doesn't have to mean low quality, as the dense, snuggly, sink-in foams of the Tempur-Cloud pillow proved. In my Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud pillow review I praised the pressure relief — no ear pain — while the slow moving foams immediately adapt to the shape of my neck. Amazon Prime members can enjoy 43% off, reducing the Tempur-Cloud pillow to the lowest price I've seen at $50.36. Keep in mind that it does have a tendency to sleep hot, so you might want to invest in a cooling pillow protector while you're at it — this Serta set is now only $12.99 at Amazon. It's not unusual to see a Tempur-Pedic sale on the Tempur-Cloud pillow but you're more likely to see a bundle deal than a straight discount. That's great news if you need more than one pillow; maybe for a partner who has the exact same sleep habits or as a back up for laundry days. But most of us will only need the one pillow (especially as the Tempur-Cloud isn't one for stacking) which means a bundle deal is rarely the right choice. That's why I'm so excited by this saving. Not only is it a major discount, reducing the Tempur-Cloud to close to half price, but it's a rare chance to get a single Tempur-Pedic pillow for less. Coop Home Goods Original Cut-Out Adjustable Pillow: was $99 now $79.20While the Tempur-Cloud is ideal for stomach and back sleepers, if you lie on your side, you'll need something different to rest your head on. The Coop Home Goods Cut-Out pillow uses a shaped design to cradle the head and neck while leaving room for the shoulders and the adjustable fill means you can change the loft to suit your needs exactly. There's 20% off a queen size for Prime members, reducing it to just $79.20.
