Coop Home Goods Cool+ Adjustable Pillow, Queen Size Plus Shaped Memory Foam Pillows with Cooling Gel, Back, Stomach or Side Sleeper, Neck Support for Sleeping, CertiPUR-US/GREENGUARD Gold

After getting tired of My old “highly advertised” Pillow that turned out to be lumpy and needed constant dryer fluffing, I asked AI for something better. It gave me a list, but the Coop Home Goods pillow immediately stood out — adjustable, supportive, and perfect for side sleepers like me. I asked if Coop had a flagship model, and it recommended the Eden. I decided to invest in my sleep and give it a try. I’m glad I did. The Eden is fantastic. The regular Coop pillow is probably great too, but I wanted something that would last, and this one feels built for the long haul. Out of habit, I still nudge it at night like I used to with My old Pillow, but it doesn’t actually need any fluffing. It stays comfortable all night. I wrote this review because I genuinely believe this pillow can help others the way it helped me.

This review is for the King size, adjustable Eden pillow. I bought the original years ago and somehow lost it when I moved recently, so I bought the Eden to replace it. Years ago, these pillows were not adjustable but I loved it anyway and was truly upset when I discovered it was missing. I actually lost sleep over it. When I found out they're adjustable now, I about lost my mind over the possibilities. In fact, I love the adjustable, Eden version so much that I bought another one. So yeah, I have purchased this pillow 3 times and have not been happier with any other pillow. Bad news first. The odor. You should know that they claim the foam is packed "fresh." This means there WILL be an odor when you receive it because it hasn't had the opportunity to air out. You'll have to do that yourself. Maybe they'll find a way in the future to "pre-air" the foam they use. For now, just accept that it's WORTH THE WAIT and really not a big deal. Don't return your pillow just because of the odor. It WILL go away and you don't want to miss out on this fantastic pillow. They suggest letting it sit for 24 hours or throw it in the dryer. Neither of these methods are long enough, in my opinion, but please be patient. I have experience with 3 of these pillows now and tried different techniques. This is what works best for me: Upon arrival, I immediately remove the outer pillowcase and set aside. Over the course of 48 hours, I let it sit on the bed in my guest room with the ceiling fan on and I "fluff" it 3 or 4 times each day. (I will describe proper fluffing technique for shredded foam later) Then I throw it in the dryer on low for a full cycle. Then put the case back on and it's done! You'll never have to worry about that again and soon you won't even remember having to do it. Now that THAT'S out of the way... I love that these pillows are adjustable now. They really packed in the foam on the king size! I'm not kidding. There was so much foam in my pillows that they, frankly, were too heavy and way too firm for me. I've seen some negative reviews to the contrary. Maybe since then, they've increased the amount of foam they include (they should keep that up, if that's what happened). That's not how I like my pillows but some folks might be into that so I'm glad they put enough in there for those who need a lot of support. They do include 1/2 pound of extra foam in case you want a true, solid-as-a-rock feel. I do not. I'm a stomach and side sleeper, who likes more "squish" to my pillows, so I ended up removing so much foam from my 2 king size pillows that I have enough to make 2 standard sizes with the same squish factor. Not kidding. I went to the Coop website and purchased 2 standard liners and cases that I'm going to stuff with the excess foam and use on my guest bed. I anticipate some of my guests asking where I got the awesome pillows. :) As we all know, memory foam holds heat too well and some foams will kick you right out of bed because you just can't stand to be that hot anymore. I did experience heat retention in the "original" that I had for years. I flipped the pillow over to get the cool side. I assumed all memory foam was like that so I put up with it. I don't get that at all with the Eden version. I'm a hot sleeper but I haven't had any issue with the Eden at all. The Eden has the blue foam in it that's gel-infused. I don't use anything extra or fancy to keep them cool. The foam is in the provided liners and pillowcases and I cover those with normal, cotton pillowcases. I did see a couple reviews that claim their pillows went flat after a while. I'm confused by this. I had my first pillow for years and never experienced any change in texture. As with ANY shredded memory foam pillow, they need to be "fluffed" every now and then. In fact I fluff all of my pillows occasionally, regardless of the stuffing used (I have a variety of textures on my bed). But regardless, shredded memory foam pillows don't go flat. It's just not a thing. If you feel like it's flat, fluff it. Get rough with it. The shapes of the shreds can, over time, start to fit together like puzzle pieces and can become compact in some areas in the pillow. Maybe this is what creates the illusion that it's flat? "Fluffing" a shredded foam pillow involves breaking all the pieces up so they can move independently again. To achieve this, you have to grab several areas of the pillow with both hands so you have clumps of foam in your hands and then sort of jostle everything around in there, breaking up all the chunks. I usually grab and use the same motion I would use to bang cymbals together and then repeat all over the pillow until it feels like everything is separated again. I find this technique to be most effective when I grab around the edges. This takes only 5-8 seconds to accomplish and is completely normal maintenance for a shredded foam pillow. Final thought: Shredded memory foam pillows are not for everyone because comfort is subjective. We all sleep differently and have different needs. After reading through some of the negative reviews, I've determined that some of them HAD to have been left by people who have never used a shredded foam pillow before and have determined it's not for them. COOP has a generous 100 night, no questions asked refund policy, so it doesn't hurt to try it. I don't view those reviews as a poor reflection of this company's products, but rather that the consumer tried something once and decided shredded foam pillows are not for them. I do have some experience with shredded foam pillows and can tell you that the Eden is, hands down, the best and highest quality that I've found on the market.

I’m a combination sleeper, but primarily a side sleeper. I don’t have large ears or anything, but I do get bad ear pain when I lay on my side. After what felt like an endless search for the right pillow, I found myself thoroughly enjoying this one. I’ve tried the Satvaa latex pillow which everyone online swoons over (it’s not very good, very firm and the fill moves around a ton. Also extremely expensive). I’ve tried the memory foam version of that one as well, same problems. I had the naturpedic solid latex pillow, too firm but at the point the solid pillows solved the shifting around issues that woke me up. Still tons of ear pain that would wake me up. I tried the coop adjustable latex pillow, shifted around too much and still too firm. I tried one from my local Verlo store. Also a bouncy solid talalay latex pillow which just made my head feel like it was on a trampoline! I tried the avocado latex pillow, super firm and fill moves all over the place. Basically all of the really expensive hyped up ones online that supposedly give you the “best sleep of your life.” This one here though… man it’s so comfy! Best way I can describe it is it feels like a cloud. It’s super soft, but supportive somehow. It molds to you, but is still responsive. The fill somehow doesn’t shift around a ton. It’s fully adjustable too. I don’t know if y’all have those same ear issues that I do, but this pillow completely solves that problem. But, if you don’t like to sink into your pillows, then this won’t be for you. You do sink into, but it’s a controlled sink in if that makes sense. You can also adjust it by putting more fill in to make it more firm so I assume you wouldn’t sink into as much. Either way this pillow is basically the perfect pillow in my opinion. It’s just COMFY! That I think is what people should really look for. Comfort. Not all this other technology crap companies use to compete with each other. Also this pillow doesn’t sleep super hot either. Idk how else to say it. This pillow is magic. I have a king size by the way if that matters to you.

This Coop Pillow is my first investment for a good snooze. It has been my primary head pillow for almost half a year now! For context, I am a rowdy sleeper; I toss and turn, and I rotate from sleeping on my back, side, and head throughout the night. Therefore, I needed a capable pillow to keep up and prevent me from having neckpains in the morning. Long story short, the Coop Eden Pillow didn’t disappoint. 1. Smell: It was stinky! I tried everything from airing it outside for a few hours to washing the pillowcase, yet the horrid stench persists! So, I had no choice but to live with it till my nose got used to it, and eventually it would go away in a few days! 2. Firmness: This pillow is firm, alright. After a few minutes, it is a hard rock slab, which personally I don’t like. 3. Fluffiness: One thing I absolutely love about this pillow is that it doesn’t lose its fluffiness! 5 months in, and it’s still fluffy to hug and hold! 4. Comfort: Suffice to say, I never had any neck pain with this as my primary pillow. 5. Cooling: Thanks to its natural materials, I never had a hot night with this pillow. It stays cool to the touch. Though not to sour on your expectations, that coolness does eventually fade away, as no pillow, regardless of its materials, can hold the icy cool temperature that we all desperately want. 6. Pillowcase: Another downside of this pillow is the amount of pilling and lint it generates! It reached the point I had to buy a lint razor to cull the population of these lint bunnies! 7 Filling: Lastly, the stuffing, the main reason why I brought this pillow in the first place. Aside from the fact it was the culprit behind the smell, it makes up for it by keeping my pillow fluffy. Kudos to the Coop team for providing extra stuffing, though I won’t recommend it as it becomes too firm to my liking. 8. Size: I brought the Queen, thinking it was enough, as it was my first ever Queen-size pillow. Even though it’s true to size, I do sometimes find it a bit lacking. Now I am thinking of buying a King! A nice little upgrade. Buy Again? Yep, saving up for the Crescent shape one for my neck. Recommend? Nah, I bet it will put off some people coz of its smell.

My favorite pillow ever. As a side sleeper, I have been using down feather pillows for years because I need moldability. Moldability provides neck support and allows pillow to cradle/conform to my head. Solid memory foam pillows are too firm and tall. Other shredded memory foam pillows have big chunks that feel uncomfortable. This pillow is the best combination of all pillows. No big chunks, very moldable, soft yet supportive, adjustable height. At first, I switched back to my down feather pillow, thinking that I liked my head sinking into the pillow. However, I would wake up with my head too low without enough support- the feather pillow would feel flattened and too firm. I tried the Coop pillow again and have not used a different pillow since. Been using for many months now. Moldable, soft yet supportive, maintains support overnight. While it did take me a short time to get used to, this pillow is better than feather pillows (even with high down percentage). Comparisons: The Avocado pillow from Costco seemed great for one month, but it also has large chunks/pieces inside and is not height adjustable. After about a month of use, I did not like it anymore. The Costco version has a different composition (not as much latex) than the original and reviews online say the original pillow is much superior. FluffCo down alternative pillow is not a good alternative to down. Too much filling, not adjustable, does not feel similar to down. After years of using down feather pillows (including one used by a high-end hotel), I now prefer the Coop Eden.

A review incorporates information about the product and also the customer's reaction to the product. This is mostly the latter. I won't say this pillow is a bad product but I will say that it doesn't meet my needs as well as I'd hoped it would. My previous pillows contained a solid slab of memory foam contained in a gussetted enclosure. They were the right thickness for my side-sleeping position and had just the right amount of firmness. But, alas, they were quite old and it was time to replace them. These new pillows contain a mixture of shredded memory foam and batting of some sort, also in a gussetted enclosure. The shredded foam, unlike the solid block, shifts around. Consequently, the loft of the pillow varies throughout the night, so that the neck support it offers isn't consistent. That's a problem. If you're coming from a feather pillow, then you're accustomed to that sort of shifting, I guess. But for me, it's a change for the worse. I added the additional filler material that came with the pillow and that didn't help. I gather that some people like being able to configure the shape of their pillow for different sleep positions. That's not me. I sleep on both sides over the course of the night, but never on my back or stomach. So, the ideal loft dimension is a constant. But the weight of my head tends to push the pillow filling to the back edge, leaving my neck with too little support. So this design doesn't work all that well for me. I'll probably keep it because it seems well made (other than the shifting issue, which is more about design than construction) and it's comfortable when the right amount of material is supporting my neck. But it's not an optimal solution for me. It may or may not work better for you.

If I could give this pillow a rating higher than a five, I would by all means. When it says it cools it really cools. I am a hot sleeper and I usually keep the house very cold at night. I have been able to move the temperature gauge up by 2°. The cooling is just a perk, the pillow itself is so freaking amazing. I usually have TMJ pain, neck, pain, and upper back pain, throughout the day and with this pillow it’s only three days in. I can say that the pain is nearly gone. I love the fact that I can adjust how many little pieces are in this pillow by removing some. I personally have all the pieces in there, but would have no problem removing some if I’m having a hard time sleeping and putting them back when I want them back. This pillow is absolutely amazing. It is worth the money and remember you are worth the money. you work hard every day to wake up with aches and pains? Go to sleep and comfort get one of these pillows you’re worth it.

As a perimenopausal woman, one of my biggest struggles has been waking up drenched during the night. I’ve tried cooling pillows before, and while some were comfortable, they didn’t solve the problem. Yesterday, I decided to do some research and look specifically at pillows that other women dealing with night sweats recommended. The Coop Cool+ Adjustable Pillow kept showing up, so I decided to give it a try. To my surprise, it arrived the same day, and I was able to sleep on it last night. Now, I realize one night doesn’t make a scientific study, but I slept through the night, woke up completely dry, and was genuinely impressed. For someone who regularly wakes up overheated, that felt like a big deal. Beyond the cooling aspect, I found the pillow extremely comfortable and supportive. I woke up feeling rested, and that’s not something I take for granted. I have multiple cervical disc issues, frozen shoulder and a torn shoulder, so I can’t comfortably sleep on just any pillow. Support matters as much to me as temperature, and this pillow performed well on both fronts. If you’re someone who tends to sleep hot, especially if you’re dealing with perimenopause or menopause, I think this pillow is worth considering. I’ll continue using it, but my first impression has been extremely positive.

An awesome product. Didn't have neck pain at all

باردة ومريحة للرقبة وكبيرة وتشبه مخدات الفنادق الفخمة ولكن بشكل مختلف

Buenísima. Tengo hombros anchos y al dormir de lado mi cabeza solía aplastar demasiado la almohada más gruesa. Resultado: dormía con el cuello doblado y roncaba mucho. Me da vergüenza porque esto que voy a decir parece un anuncio, pero con esta almohada, regulando bien la espuma ya mi cuello reposa horizontal y mi mujer dice que no ronco. Aún no la he probado en verano, pero a priori no parece calurosa incluso con otra funda de algodón (más bonita) encima de la "cool+" que viene. Buena compra👍

Nice cooling, can't wait to see how it works in the summer

It come with a bag full of additionnal matter to fill the pillow, but actually I had to take out some of it from the pillow to be really comfortable.