New York Magazine | The Strategist | I Snore So Much Less When I Sleep on This Fugly Pillow
New York Magazine's Strategist sleep writer Amelia Jerden delivered a refreshingly honest review of The Snorinator, acknowledging upfront what many users think but don't say: it's not the most attractive pillow.
Despite her initial skepticism about sleeping comfortably on "such a contraption," Jerden found The Snorinator surprisingly effective at reducing her snoring. The article details her testing process, noting that the reclined angle made it "noticeably easier to breathe" with her throat feeling more "open" than usual.
After multiple nights of use, Jerden confirms the pillow is "definitely effective in reducing my snoring and, given how unnatural it feels at first, it's surprisingly comfortable once you get used to the angle."
She praises its soft memory foam construction and notes it would work well for reading or watching TV in bed. While Jerden ultimately decided not to commit to it long-term since her snoring isn't severe enough to require daily intervention, she recommends The Snorinator as "a good midrange solution" for anyone whose snoring is serious enough to require attention but who hasn't had success with cheaper interventions like nasal strips. She positions it as a comparable investment to many top-rated pillows and more affordable than adjustable bed bases.
