Sleepgram Pillow Review

Sleepgram Pillow Review Breakdown

The Sleepgram Pillow stands out with a customizable design that allows owners to adjust its firmness level and loft. Since it offers flexibility, most sleepers are likely to rest comfortably on at least one of the three firmness levels. This may make it an excellent fit for sleepers who are unsure of their ideal firmness and those whose preferences may change over time.

While it’s rare to find a pillow that excels in all performance categories, the Sleepgram Pillow earns solid marks across the board. These factors impact the comfort, durability, and value of a pillow, and the Sleepgram’s ratings indicate that it should perform well in the areas that often matter most to sleepers.

Additionally, Sleepgram has customer-friendly policies, including a 100-day sleep trial and a lifetime warranty. If you’re unsure if the pillow is right for you or you’re concerned about durability, these policies may give you extra peace of mind.

Overall, this pillow is a strong option for virtually any sleeper, regardless of their sleep position, weight, and personal preferences.

Materials and Options

The Sleepgram Pillow features a cotton cover with polyester microfiber fill. The three-in-one design results in an adjustable loft and firmness that makes it customizable to the sleeper’s needs. Both standard/queen and king sizes are available.

Pricing Information

Down alternative pillows typically average between $20 and $30, with high-quality options frequently costing close to $80 or more. The Sleepgram falls toward the higher end of this price range. It acts as three pillows in one with separate components to allow owners to adjust the feel. As a result, it may offer a better value than many lower-priced models.

Price differences between pillows are typically a result of their materials and construction. The added materials and complexity of the Sleepgram Pillow’s three-in-one design may justify the higher price-point for some shoppers. Sleepgram also offers frequent promotions, along with discounts if you purchase multiple pillows at a time.

While customers may purchase a lower-priced pillow to save money initially, higher-priced options may be a better investment in the long run if they are more durable.

Sleepgram Pillow

Pillow Performance Ratings

Each pillow performs differently based on its materials, construction, and quality. Customers often look for certain traits in a pillow, and judging a model based on these factors can help you find the best option for you.

Our testers awarded the Sleepgram Pillow high scores across most of our performance categories, reflecting its broad appeal, well-rounded features, and flexible design.

The Sleepgram’s greatest strengths may be its moldability and lack of odor. Its plush fill is easy to manipulate into the position of your choice, and the polyester and cotton construction should be virtually free of odors.

Temperature control is the Sleepgram’s biggest drawback, as polyester may retain some heat. However, the cotton cover is designed to help keep the surface a more comfortable temperature, and this layer should be breathable enough to allow some heat to dissipate.

Sleepgram Pillow

Sleeping Style and Body Weight

The Sleepgram Pillow can be adjusted to have a soft, medium, or firm feel. Users can use one or both inserts with the outer cover to adjust the overall loft and firmness. As a result, the Sleepgram Pillow can accommodate most sleep positions and body types.

Side Sleepers:
Side sleepers usually need a thicker, firmer pillow than those who favor other sleep positions. For proper spinal alignment, the pillow loft should be approximately equivalent to the width of the shoulder so that it fills the area between the bed and the neck without forcing the head too far upward.

The Sleepgram Pillow’s adjustability makes it especially appropriate for side sleepers from all weight groups. Those who weigh under 230 pounds may get the support they need from the medium insert, but some individuals may benefit from using both inserts for more firmness and loft. With both inserts in use, the firm Sleepgram should offer support for side sleepers who weigh over 230 pounds.

Back Sleepers:
Back sleepers usually need a low to medium loft pillow to help keep their spines aligned. A pillow that is too thin could put pressure on the neck and exacerbate snoring, while one that is too thick may force the chin up towards the chest and lead to neck discomfort.

Since the Sleepgram Pillow is adjustable, most back sleepers should be able to find a configuration that is comfortable for them. Individuals who weigh under 230 pounds may prefer to use the soft insert, while back sleepers who weigh more than 230 pounds could comfortably use any of three options.

Stomach Sleepers:
Using a pillow that is too thick could tilt a stomach sleeper’s head at an uncomfortable angle and strain their neck. Many stomach sleepers use a thin pillow or no pillow at all.

With all three pieces combined, the Sleepgram Pillow will be too thick and firm for the vast majority of stomach sleepers. However, using the soft insert alone should provide a bit of plushness without so much loft as to put significant pressure on the neck.

The Sleepgram Pillow — Soft

The Sleepgram Pillow — Medium

The Sleepgram Pillow — Firm