Travel Pillow Sale Roundup: Deals to Snag Before Your Next Trip 2025

The Gosider Neck Pillow delivers solid, firm support thanks to quality memory foam that won’t flatten under repeated use, and during our review we appreciated how consistent it felt for long-haul nodding. We found the washable cover adds convenience for maintenance, but our experience shows the fabric may struggle with extended contact from facial hair or rough handling. While not a premium-priced option, its build and materials punch above its $9.99 tag, earning it a 7.5/10 as a great affordable choice for travelers who prioritize firm neck stability.

This Travel Memory Foam Pillow molds nicely to your neck for personalized pressure relief — in our testing the firm memory foam provided excellent contouring and support for different sleeping angles. We found it can feel bulky compared with inflatable alternatives, which makes it less convenient to pack for lighter travelers despite being labeled travel size. During our review the washable cover was a practical plus for hygiene, but if carry-on space is tight you might prefer a compressible or inflatable option. Overall it’s a dependable, supportive choice for comfort-minded passengers.

The Evolution S3 stands out in our testing for its patented seat strap system and firm memory foam that truly keeps head and neck aligned, which is why it earned an 8.5/10. We found the removable, washable cover a hygiene win after long flights, and the strap that attaches to the headrest prevents forward flop better than most U-pillows. That said, our experience shows it’s bulkier than many travelers expect, and its taller loft can feel too imposing for shorter necks — plus some users reported missing the advertised carrying case.

We found the Evolution Classic strikes a comfortable balance between firm memory foam support and a cushioned feel, with an adjustable string closure that helps you dial in fit around the neck. During our review the machine-washable cover was a welcome convenience, though some users reported pilling after laundering and a softness that may not suit everyone. Our experience shows it’s a solid 8/10 pick for travelers who want reliable support and easy maintenance, but if you prefer firmer structure you might want something denser.

The SAIREIDER Travel Pillow impressed us during testing with firm, dependable memory foam support and an adjustable design that tailors fit to different neck sizes, which helped it earn a strong 9/10. We found the removable, washable cover keeps the pillow fresh after long trips, and the customizable tension makes it comfortable for a wide range of sleepers. Our experience shows it can feel a bit too firm for some and occupies more luggage space, but if you want long-lasting support and easy maintenance this is our top-rated value pick.

The Napfun Travel Neck Pillow earned an 8/10 in our testing for delivering dependable medium memory-foam support that contours well to your neck and helps prevent soreness on long trips. We found the removable, washable cover and included travel bag useful for keeping the pillow clean and compressing it for packing, though the pillow can feel bulky and takes a little effort to compress. During our review we also noticed some users report less side support and that the pillow needs a moment to regain shape after removing it from the pouch, so plan a few minutes before settling in.

The Ivellow Travel Pillow is a budget-friendly memory-foam option that scored a 7/10 in our roundup, offering firm support that’s great for keeping your neck aligned. During our review we appreciated the machine-washable cover and the lightweight feel for packing, but we found an initial chemical odor on some units and noted the travel bag doesn’t compress the pillow well, making it harder to reduce bulk. Allow time for full expansion after unpacking and you’ll get solid, firmer support for the price.

The Dot&Dot Twist Travel Pillow (7.5/10) stood out in our testing for a twistable design that lets you contour support to different positions, and the memory foam offers good pressure relief. We found the removable, machine-washable cover helpful for upkeep, but our experience shows the pillow is larger than typical travel-size options and may be less convenient to pack — it’s even possible an airline could count it against carry-on limits. If you want versatile shaping and firm support over ultra-compact storage, this is a smart choice.

The Aeris Memory Foam Travel Pillow scored 6.5/10 but punches above its weight with extras — in our testing it compresses for travel and ships with a sleep mask and earplugs for a fuller rest kit. We found the removable, dryer-friendly cover convenient, though the thick foam at the back can push the head forward in high-backed seats and feel too stiff after long use. The toggle connector also didn’t tighten enough for some users, so expect minor fit tuning to get it right.

The MLVOC Travel Pillow scored an 8/10 in our roundup for balancing ergonomic, firm memory-foam support with a compact design that’s handy for frequent trips. During our review we appreciated the removable, machine-washable cover and how the pillow conforms to the neck, but our experience shows a few users reported foam durability concerns over time and limited chin support for larger necks. If you want reliable contouring and don’t need featherlight packing, this is a strong, practical travel companion.

If you want extreme portability, the SmartDer Inflatable Travel Pillow inflates quickly and packs down tiny, which we found handy for tight carry-on space. During our review the removable, washable cover scored points for cleanliness and convenience, but our experience shows the inflatable bladder has had durability issues for some users, so treat it gently and consider carrying a patch kit for longer trips. At about $15 and a 6.5/10 score, it’s a practical compact backup pillow rather than a lifetime solution for daily flyers.

The AIR TNE is a compact, inflatable option that impressed us in testing for its easy storage and adjustable air pressure, letting you tune firmness on the fly. We found the soft, removable cover comfortable and practical to wash, but our experience shows the design can push the head forward and its bulkier sides may irritate those with TMJ or sensitive jawlines. With a 5.5/10 score it’s a decent travel-space saver if you prioritize compactness, but not the best choice for every sleeper’s alignment needs.

The JefDiee Inflatable Travel Pillow (7/10) is a compact inflatable that delivers solid medium-level neck and head support — in our testing it helped reduce cervical pressure better than many budget inflatables. We found the soft, washable PVC-flocking cover comfortable and easy to clean, and the quick inflate/deflate cycle makes it friendly for tight carry-ons. During our review the pillow's small footprint was a downside — our experience shows taller travelers may find it too small — and some units arrived with a noticeable plastic odor that took time to dissipate. If you want easy packing and decent support for about $23, it’s a practical budget pick as long as you can tolerate the initial smell and size limits.

If you’re traveling with little ones, the Cloudz Kids Neck Pillow feels plush and flexible thanks to ultra-premium Comforlite microbeads and a dual-comfort design that flips between super-soft plush and a cool spandex side. In our testing the medium support was comfortable for short rides, but we found a noticeable chemical odor on some new units and durability issues where seams split and beads leaked. During our review we also noted the cover isn’t washable, so spills and grime are harder to handle. Considering its $16-ish price and a 6/10 score, it’s an okay budget pick for light use but not ideal for heavy-duty family travel.

The TRTL Pillow Junior Camo is super compact and easy to carry, which we found ideal for kids or minimalist travelers who want minimal bulk in their bag. During our review the internal neck support system provided firm stability, but our experience shows it’s non-adjustable and the fleece cover can run warm on extended use — not great in hotter climates. Priced at about $50 with a 6/10 score, it’s a niche pick: excellent for portability, less so if you need adjustable cooling or fit.

The TRTL COOL Pillow earned an 8.5/10 in our testing for delivering standout ergonomic support that seriously cuts down head bobbing on long journeys, and we found the lightweight, compact build easy to pack. Its machine-washable design is convenient for frequent flyers, but our experience shows the fleece can run warm in hot climates and the shape restricts head movement to one side, limiting sleeping positions. Also expect some noisy Velcro when adjusting, but if superior neck alignment matters, this one’s worth the premium.

The Toma Home Neck Pillow is compact and machine-washable, which we appreciated during our review, but it scored a 5.5/10 because the firm memory-foam feel and high price make it less compelling compared with competitors. We found it packs down neatly for travel, yet our experience shows the firmness can be uncomfortable for extended naps, especially if you prefer cushioning over rigid support. If you want a sturdy pillow and don’t mind a very firm profile — and the steep price — it will do the job.

The Go Neck Pillow is our top-rated choice at 9.5/10 for its outstanding memory-foam support and impressive compressibility — in our testing it compresses to about 60% of its size, making packing much easier. We found the removable, machine-washable cover a hygiene win for frequent flyers, though the pillow’s bulk can snag in tight luggage and the memory foam may retain heat on long-haul flights. The Velcro closure worked for most necks, but our experience shows fit can be picky for some users.

If you want a cozy, privacy-boosting option, the Garfield Hooded Neck Pillow (7.5/10) is a fun pick — the built-in hood with adjustable drawstrings adds warmth and a sleep-friendly cocoon. In our testing the polyester pillow felt soft and lightweight for easy wear, but our experience shows the non-removable cover makes cleaning a chore and the hood can feel snug for larger heads. It’s a comfortable, portable choice for short flights or nap breaks when you prioritize cocooned comfort over machine-washable convenience.

Samsonite’s Magic 2-in-1 Pillow is clever — it converts from a U-shaped neck pillow to a square cushion, and in our testing the microbead filling offered adaptable, conforming comfort for different positions. We found the versatility useful for flights and layovers, but during our review the pillow felt bulkier than expected and a handful of users reported seam issues and bead leakage. With a 6.5/10 score it’s a handy multi-use option for casual travelers, though durability concerns mean you should handle it gently.

The Getaway Travel Pillow (6.5/10) leans into portability with a removable microfiber cover and drawstring ties that attach to luggage — a practical touch we liked in our testing. Our experience shows the microbead fill and 35-inch circumference produce a softer feel that some travelers will enjoy, but it may not provide the snug support smaller necks need and the beads aren’t as firm for extended naps. If you value lightweight convenience and machine-washability over firm contouring, this is a decent on-the-go option.