Just received mine a short while ago and I already love it. Ordered it in Red/Blue. Color is true to what you see in the pictures.

I was in the market for a good travel pillow for long haul flights. dozing off in economy often leads to resting my neck the wrong way which gives me throbbing/pulsating head/neck aches which are nasty. As a result, I was looking for something that provides adequate support while I sleep in my seat.

Over the course of the past week, I ordered the Turtl and the Cabeau Evolution, both of which are very highly rated pillows. However, ended up returning them. I have a shorter neck so the Turtl just did not work though the idea is novel. The Cabeau is premium quality but again, shorter neck so the raised sides push well up on the cheeks and make my ears uncomfortable in the process as well.

The Bcozzy on the other hand is the little bear porridge of the lot - just right. Excellent 360 degree neck/head support while being non bulky. I am a firm believer that you know the right travel pillow for you, the moment you try it on and that is definitely the case here. Have yet to test this on a long haul flight but expecting not to be disappointed.

On a side note - received this in open/used condition (strands of hair stuck to the pillow) and is a $ 6-7 cost to return which seemed unfair given the situation so called Amazon and they took care of the issue for me.

For those who travel on economy or basic flights like myself you'll know that the comfortablity factor could be compromise
This pillow is a great off set for that
I slept like a baby on a flight

Not good for long necks. I'm 6'5 and probably would need three of these to start feeling any support.

Shlomi,
The reason I chose the BCOZZY, after researching many others is because your pillow is more versatile and had great reviews.. I am having a cervical fusion in a few days and I was hoping that I could wear this when watching TV instead of a neck brace.. I am disappointed in the BCOZZY because it does not stay tucked under my neck so I had to be creative and add a large rubber band to bond the two ends together and it works great. You need Velcro or a snap to keep the pillow together under your chin.

It's... ok. Let's get one thing straight: you will never sleep comfortably on an airplane unless you're in business class or above. This thing will help you feel less crappy than normal in cattle class but it ain't no silver bullet. Sometimes if you don't wrap it properly it feels like you're being choked- maybe you like that. I don't judge. And since it's stuffed it either takes up a lot of room in your bag, you wear it everywhere, or you hang it off your bag. Still not a bad buy but maybe overpriced for what it is.