Abstract: A remotely operated snore-stopping pillow includes a pillow, a wired controller, and a wireless controller. The pillow includes a body receiving a bladder. The wired controller includes a wireless receiver, a high/low controller for the pillow, and a control valve. The wireless receiver is connected to the high/low controller. The control valve is connected to an air pump and a sound sensor. The sound sensor is connected to a snore-stopping function controller. The high/low controller is connected to the control valve. The control valve is connected to the bladder of the pillow via an air tube. The wireless controller includes a wireless transmitter, a high/low adjustment signal generator connected to the wireless transmitter, and a snore-stopping function signal generator.