Cabeau The Neck's Evolution, TNE S3 Travel Neck Pillow Memory Foam Airplane Pillow. Neck Pillow with Attachment Straps - 360 Degree Support for Travel, Home, Office, & Gaming - Amsterdam

Bought these for a trip abroad and they definitely ticked all the boxes! They are extremely comfortable, keep your head from tilting forward or moving and allows you to sleep sitting upright. Washable cover and very easy to use. Great quality, and worth every penny.

This pillow works a treat. I was a little dubious at first. The design seems a bit over thought and the chin strap isn’t perfect in its execution. However, when you attach the pillow around the seat’s headrest and rest your chin on the chin strap, your neck is held upright and snug, allowing you to get some sleep. (I’m one of those people who ends up with neck pain because my neck falls forward which causes pain) I will say the pillow is bulky but rolls up really nicely. But there’s nowhere really to hang it when it’s not in use. But who cares, it helped me sleep well on the flight from London to Sydney and so for me is well worth the money. Pair with a decent eye mask and you’re away.

I've tried so many onflight cusions and this has to be the best i've tried so far. So comfy and actually means i can get some rest especially if you can find a way to strap it to the back of the headrest in whatever vehicle you're travelling with. Only issue I have with it is that the velcro strap over time doesnt attach aswell which gets really annoying but so far so good!

I bought this travel pillow for a ten‑hour UK–Mexico flight, and although it was around £35, it genuinely outperformed every cheaper pillow I’ve tried. The firmness is the best feature. It supports the side of your face really well, and the back support is solid too: you can lean sideways or backwards without your head wobbling around. You will slump forward if you really lean that way, but that’s the only direction without full support, and that’s the case with most travel pillows. The Velcro tab is a useful addition. It hides away neatly when you don’t need it, but when you fasten it, it keeps the pillow closed so your head doesn’t slip through the gap. The photos show how it sits across the front and adds that extra bit of stability. It also packs down nicely into its little carry bag, which is ideal when travelling with kids and trying to keep things organised. Overall, it’s not the cheapest option, but the comfort and structure made a long‑haul flight much easier. If you’re tired of soft pillows that collapse or offer no real support, this one is worth the upgrade. I’ve added some pictures which show it packed in the bag (easy to do) and then around my ten year old son for an idea of high it sits (it worked for him too), as well as close ups of the Velcro.

Just back from a long haul trip and this neck pillow was amazing! Well worth getting this version as it ties up behind the head rest of your chair which enables you to drift off without your head nodding. Really comfortable and compact for travelling. Bought one for my husband and would highly recommend!

I shouldn’t have bought this. Believed the hype/reviews elsewhere and I should have known better. It’s a bit heavy and bulky to carry or attach to your handcarry or bag. It’s hot when I used it and felt suffocating. You have to remove it when eating on the plane. For the price it’s not worth it. Have not had the chance to test whether it holds you head up when sleeping because the aeroplanes I have ridden so far do not have the seat flaps where it can be attached.

This works! I have flown all over the world and this is the third time I have flown to NZ, literally the other side of the world! I have bought every size and shape travel pillow conceivable and I have NEVER slept! This is amazing, it is so secure, it feels like your head is wrapped in a soft secure holding position and I slept for four hours straight! It is definitely worth buying. Your head literally does not move or drop forward. I 100% recommend!

This is one of the comfiest neck supports I’ve tried but it’s difficult to repack and too bulky to leave unpacked