Tempur-pedic symphony pillow is amazing. It got rid of my neck and shoulder pain and I stay sleeping longer. And I feel like I got a good nights rest. Also I want to mention Tempur-pedic has an amazing customer service 5 Star also want to thank Rachel for assisting me with my order she is truly a keeper and phenomenal guest service.

We ordered these pillows because they said great for all sleepers, back, stomach and side sleepers included. If you enjoy sleeping without a pillow, order these. The "tempur material" does not hold up and it flattens...maybe we have heavy heads?! After a few nights with a sore neck, these pillows have been added to the pillow graveyard. Very sad that we couldn't return pillows based on the policy. I will not be shopping with Tempurpedic again.

If I had written a review several months ago I would have given 5 stars and said it's fantastic, hands down. Now I struggle to use it. I started using it to ease pain in my hands and arms. Now it causes my neck to ache so I don't use it much anymore.

I purchased a Tempur-Pedic Cloud Elite mattress about three months and I have been waking up with neck and shoulder pain. I went back to the store and talked to the salesman because I thought it might be the bed. He suggested I try the Symphony pillow after explaining the one side for back and the other for side sleeping. The first night I tried it I woke up with hardly any pain. Within a couple of days no pain at all! I would highly recommend this pillow.

I've had this same pillow for around 8 years and thought it was time for a new one. This doesn't even come close to the older one. It is flatter and not nearly as well made. Ended up with neck aches which I never had before. Ive gone back to using my old pillow and this just sits in the closet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a natural stomach sleeper who also sleeps on my side. As a shorter, average weighted woman, I lean more towards softer, thin pillows that I can shape and bunch under my head and neck for support when needed. Because of this, although I can appreciate a memory foam surface, I generally find them to be too firm and unyielding in comparison to what I am used to. My first impression of the pillow was that is wasn't as heavy as other memory foam pillows I have reviewed in the past. As mentioned earlier, I didn't even really notice the arched side as it is very subtle. I also appreciated right away the softness of the foam as it gave very easy under my grasp when I picked it up to move it. I did expect to fall asleep with it and wake sometime in the night to push it out of the way, but surprisingly, I slept through each night with it quite well. It reminded me more of a shredded memory foam, soft contouring feel- a filling I do really like to sleep on. Back Sleepers. I nap regularly on my back and tried the Symphony out first on the arched side before flipping to the flatter side. It is thin enough both ways to provide a nice cradle for the head in this position, and it gave well under the top of my shoulders and neck that I had resting against it. I didn't notice much of a difference between the sides, probably because it is a pretty yielding foam. I don't know if I would enjoy this for an entire night's sleep, simply because I did notice that I was a bit inclined overall. This could cause some neck strain in the long run for a woman of my size and stature. It was comfortable for a short nap, however! Stomach Sleepers. This was a complete no go for me. Although soft, it is much too high to get comfortable for any amount of time, and I could feel the strain between my shoulders and lower back within minutes of trying to lay my head over it. I could move upwards to rest my shoulders upon it which helped alleviate the back stress, but that is not a position that is comfortable to me personally. I could see this being an option for broad-shouldered and heavier bodies than myself. Side Sleepers. This is a great pillow for side sleepers, and I was very pleasantly surprised to wake morning after morning having rested well on my side. As mentioned, it was extremely responsive to my weight, and I could press my shoulder into the pillow and have it shape itself around me without causing pressure. For a more solidly formed pillow, it provided excellent pressure reduction, and I never felt at any time the pillow was pressing against my ear (and I sleep with earrings on), jaw, throat, or skull. It held my head at a level that did not cause stress to my neck, shoulders, or back, and if I wanted to place my arms under my pillow, it conformed nicely around it and could not be felt through the pillow nor did it elevate my head at all. I also did not experience any heat retention. Conclusion The Tempur-Symphony Pillow is by far my favorite solid memory foam side sleeping choice up to this point. If you are not a fan of a more solid pillow but do like the contouring memory foam can provide for you, this is an excellent pillow choice to consider. It is a lighter weight pillow, and it truly provides an instant sink to the weight you place upon it, which memory foams are typically known for. As a back or stomach choice, it may be reasonable to many people, but for an average weight, shorter men, I feel I did not have the shoulder width or the weight to make it a true comfort choice for a full night's sleep. As expected of a TempurPedic product, it is of very high quality and is expected to last at least as long as the generous 5-year warranty.

Over the past year + I have struggled with headaches that I associate with pillows. I have tried, and returned, more than a dozen different styles, brands, materials, price points, including one other Tempur Pedic. TP products are great quality, as good as the best of the others, far better than all the rest. But different styles and firmness make a big difference so quality alone does not guarantee success. For me this was trial and error. My TP Symphony Soft pillow seems to have finally solved my problem. I mostly sleep on my side, and with the flatter side up, there is just a bit of space for my shoulder to tuck in that is very comfortable. Flipping it over works well when I sleep on my back, giving just a bit of comfortable neck support. I cannot comment on stomach sleeping. It is labeled soft and I find this just about right, but it is not squishy, and is supportive.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After buying the Tempur Pedic Symphony Pillows, I immediately felt a difference in the morning after a good night's rest. I used to get neck cramps from pillows that were too slim or too high, but this was the perfect size. there is a side for the back/side sleeper and the other for the stomach sleeper. I usually use the side for my back and side and have no complaints so far.

I was actually quite disappointed with my purchase. My husband got the symphony pillow quite a few years ago and is still using his pillow and loving it. This symphony pillow however is not at all the same quality. It does not support near like the old ones. It flattens out and doesn't have the quality that the old ones had. When I pick up the old one and the new one at the same time it is obvious which one is made with better quality. The old one is just heavier and firmer. So all in all, I am disappointed I paid so much for a pillow that is not the quality it used to be.

I was going through about a pillow a month until I found this one! Has the perfect amount of support and with the dual design, it's comfortable whether I'm on my back or side. I've had this for 6 months and it is just as comfortable as the day I purchased it. There is no doubt that I will get another when/if I ever need one.