CabeauInflatable Travel Pillow – Air TNE – Adjustable, Lightweight, and Supportive for Sleeping on Airplanes, Trains, and Cars– Customized Fit and Compact Carrying Case (Royal Blue)

I do not sleep on planes.At least, I didn't before this neck pillow! But I recently needed to do a transcontinental redeye flight from US east coast to west coast, and back again, and this was a life saver. I'm sure I looked funny on the plane with my blanket, neck pillow, eye mask, N95 face mask, and ear buds, but I left the plane *without* a migraine so I'm happy.Normal neck pillows are never tall enough for my neck, but this one is the perfect height. The valve also makes it easy to inflate in the air, and easy to adjust the pressure while you're seated. I would fill it full of air, put it on, and let air out until it was comfortable & gave me the exact support I needed.It's a great design and great value, and is a high quality product! The little bag is also a great boost, as it lets you pack it very neatly.

I purchased this Travel Neck Pillow for use during my flights, whether overseas or across the country. I have tried several others, but this is the first one I can truly recommend. It is inflatable, making it compact, and itavel tote bag for easy storage. Inflating and deflating the pillow is simple, and the best part is that you can inflate it to your own personal comfort level. I also appreciategoes under your chin to prevent your head from bobbing while you’re asleep.

Well, I still don't really sleep great on planes with this since I nod forward and wake myself up but it's definitely better than the other pillows I've used. It only takes a couple of breaths to fill up and it's very easy to adjust and deflate. The Velcro isn't the kind that snags on stuff and it's very soft. I like that you can deflate it to your desired squish levels. So I'd say, yes it improved my sleep on a plane but it's not life changing or anything. For $25 or so, sure it's definitely a nice to have, and it's great that it folds up small. I can't fold it up quite as small as it came in but it's good enough to get it back in its carry bag. Another review said it folded up the size of a soda can - that's about right. It's about that diameter and maybe a little bit shorter than a can and it has straps on it for you to strap it to the outside of a bag.

This is the third Cabeau travel pillow I've owned. The others were an Evolution Classic, which I still own and absolutely love, and an Evolution Cool, which I didn't love and regifted to someone who appreciated it more.I got the Air TNE for times when I can't bring my trusty Classic -- like whirlwind bus trips for concerts at NYC venues with bag restrictions. It does sacrifice some comfort for that portability, but is still comfortable and supportive enough I'd choose it over a competitor's memory foam travel pillow.There's only one problem, and it's kind of a big one -- the strap.I am not a large person, but no matter how inflated the pillow is or which position I use (buckle or no buckle), there is just no way to make that strap work for me. It is too thick and too tight. Worse still, it seems to be a thing on newer versions of the foam pillows as well.

This is the the neck pillow I've been looking for for years. Inflatable so it packs up small, extended height so it actually keeps your head fully upright, a strap across the front to keep it snug and supportive around your neck, AND the strap can be routed through a buckle to turn it into a chin support (no more mouth hanging open like an idiot while sleeping on the plane) while still keeping it in place, AAAND the liner is super soft and removable so it can be washed!!! What more could you ask for from a neck pillow? I can't think of anything that's legal on an airplane. I'm going to recommend this one to all my co-workers that fly regularly.

Love how it deflates for easy, lightweight carrying.

Helps with neck problems -- stabilizes head and provides cushion for neck. I only inflate it halfway for a very comfortable fit. I use it when I'm in my recliner, sleep chair, and driver's seat. It gets warm, but that's actually soothing.

The media could not be loaded. Heaven help you get this to keep your head from flopping forwars! The “landing strip” for the velcro to wrap onto is too small- I could not pull the strap tight enough to enclose the front. So the strap was all that controlled my chin. I spent sleepless hours trying to make it work. Finally, I found safwty pins in my purse and used them (carefully so did not pierce tge inflatable filler) to pull the pillow into a useable shape. This is all in spite of the fact you can inflate as much or little as you wish. The valve worked well.The only good things about this pillow is the cover is soft and the filler is inflatable so it doesn’t take up a lot of room. 12.5 hr flight required a better fitting pillow!Oh yeah- it’s also too thick in back to rest comfortably against the seat and it does make earmuff style headphobes hard to use.