Best pillows: 21 premium picks for sound snoozing in 2023

• If you run hot, are experiencing pregnancy flushes or are in the throes of the menopause, Technogel's cooling gel pillow will be the pick for you. With a medium-firm support at roughly H11 x W40 x D66cm, it's not the biggest pillow; however, with technology that's designed to react to your movement, it won't slip out from underneath you, even if you're a wriggly sleeper.

Pros: It's best for side sleepers and has multiple uses, with a soft snuggly cover for the colder months or, when the temperature amps up, why not use it without for the added benefit of the gel cubes. That said, the cover itself will still keep you cool, and the whole pillow features a patent-pending air-tunnel design to rival even the best wicking/breathable pillows. Plus, being designed to withstand years of use, the cooling gel is non-toxic and, some customers even remarked, can help to ease neck pain.

Cons: We can't fault it!

Customers are saying: Helps with neck tension and keeps you cool and comfortable.

GLAMOUR star rating: 5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Pillow (Organic Eucalyptus & Bamboo)

£39 at Ethical Bedding

• Type: A more eco-friendly alternative to polyester/microfibre, made with 50% recycled PET, BPA-free / 50% Oeko-Tex certified bamboo fill
• Support level: Medium/firm
• Cover material: 100% eucalyptus fibre
• Suitable for the washing machine? Yes
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? Yes

• With over 400 testimonials and designed by sleep scientists, this Ethical Bedding pillow is not only osteopath recommended, but features everything from breathable fibres and fabrics to an eco-friendly recycled plastic bottle blend, too.

Pros: Suitable for 99% of sleepers and sleeping positions, and is naturally resistant to dust, dust-mites and mould.

Cons: We can't flaw it.

Customers are saying: Gives support while also softening

GLAMOUR star rating: 5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

2 Pack Duck Feather & Down Medium Pillows

£39.50 at Marks and Spencer

• Type: Feather and down
• Support level: Your choice of a medium or firm pillow set
• Cover material: 100% cotton
• Suitable for the washing machine? Yes
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? No

• Buying your pillows in two-packs allows you to save money. Luckily, you won't be skimping on quality with M&S' unsurprisingly good-for-their-price duck feather and down pillows.

Pros: Breathable cotton case as well as being washable and suitable for the tumble dryer.

Cons: Cushioning is slightly lighter than traditional medium pillows, though feather pillows do tend to fluff back to a more plump structure relatively easily.

Customers are saying: Comfy, look great and both look and feel expensive.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.75/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

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Dorma Full Forever Medium Support Pillow Pair

£18 at Dunelm

• Type: Synthetic polyester
• Support level: Medium
• Cover material: 100% cotton
• Suitable for the washing machine? Yes
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? Even better - non-allergenic

• After the best budget pillows? You can't go wrong with these Dorma full-forever pillows that don't go flat. We promise.

Pros: They have a luxurious spiral fibre polyester filling, and the non-allergenic outer has a 233 thread count for softness.

Cons: No guarantee, though you can return them if you don't like them.

Customers are saying: Very bouncy and soften nicely with frequent use.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.75/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

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Kally Adjustable Pillow

£49.99 at Marks and Spencer

£49.99 £41.66 at Kally Sleep

• Type: Synthetic polyester
• Support level: Adjustable to your sleeping position - e.g. soft for front sleepers, medium-firm for side sleepers etc.
• Cover material: 100% cotton
• Suitable for the washing machine? Yes
• Sleep trial? Yes, 14-nights via Kally Sleep
• Hypoallergenic? Yes

• When it comes to pregnancy pillows and body pillows, Kally Sleep reigns supreme, but their adjustable pillow has racked up some impressive five-star reviews, too. And for good reason.

Pros: It's a hollowfibre pillow with four easily removable, anti-allergy pads. This pillow comes with a 14-night sleep trial, which is great for testing their comfort, and once you've got the firmness just right, they offer really great support.

Cons: You may find you need a larger pillow case if using all four pads.

Customers are saying: Great for neck pain and improving sleep patterns, as well as being ideal for buyers of all different sizes.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.75/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

Emma Premium Microfibre Pillow

£115 £57.50 at Emma

• Type: Microfibre
• Support level: Adjustable support and shape pillow - taller for side sleepers, shorter for stomach sleepers etc.
• Cover material: 100% cotton
• Machine washable? Yes
• Sleep trial? Yes, 30 nights
• Hypoallergenic? Yes

• With a double inner layer (which you can add to) to make the firmness of this Emma microfiber pillow fully adjustable, this pick is a top choice for couples and families with difference sleeping preferences, so you can buy them all from the same place and personalise them to your liking once you get them home.

Pros: With a two-year guarantee and 30 night trial period, you can rest easy knowing you're covered should anything go awry and, compared to the Emma Original pillow, this one is 100% washable, as opposed to just the cover on the previous model.

Cons: While it may cocoon your head for sleep apnoea sufferers, it can be a tad much for non-snorers.

Customers are saying: “Amazing” results, comfortable and even helps to improve their neck pain.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✨

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A Whole Night's Sleep Adjustable Memory Foam Pillow

£99 £51.48 at Nectar Sleep

• Type: Memory foam
• Support level: Adjustable to your liking
• Cover material: Tencel^®
• Machine washable? No, spot clean only - we'd recommend buying a pillow protector
• Sleep trial? No, despite website branding of their 365-night trial, this doesn't apply to pillows
• Hypoallergenic? Yes

• Not only is this a really good pillow - adjustable, infused with a gel memory foam core and topped in a breathable Tencel® cover for a soft, supportive and restful night’s sleep – but it has been developed in partnership with mental health movement #IAMWHOLE. This means that the campaign – aiming to target stigma around mental health – will receive a donation for every pillow sold.

Pros: Includes a ‘forever’ warranty.

Cons: Pillows may take time to adjust to the shape of your head and neck as they continue to be used, so bear with them.

Customers are saying: A top pick for medium-firm pillow lovers and great for heatwave sleeping.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.25/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⚡️

THE SIMBA Hybrid® Pillow

£109 £81.75 at Simba

• Type: Memory foam + microfibre hybrid
• Support level: Adjustable to your liking
• Cover material: Cotton with body temperature regulating Stratos technology
• Machine washable? Yes
• Sleep trial? No, Simba's sleep trial doesn't apply to the brand's pillows
• Hypoallergenic? Yes

• The best hybrid pillow is Simba's Hybrid Pillow. Sure, it's £81.75 – but you get the quality you'd expect when spending that much money (and right now it actually costs less than usual).

Pros: Sleek in design, with a grey mesh panel that releases heat as you sleep and stylish branding, it's breathable and a GOD SEND in the summer. It's adjustable in its firmness. How? It's packed with dozens of nanofibre cubes, so you can simply unzip the pillow and remove a handful if you want something less “plump.”

Cons: If you're an extra-firm fanatic, then you may find that the pillow with the full nanocube foam filling in place is still too bouncy.

Customers are saying: Ideal for back sleepers, helps with neck pain and great for side sleepers with more petite shoulders, too.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✨

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Kally Anti-Snore Pillow

£39.99 at Kally Sleep

£39.99 at John Lewis & Partners

• Type: Hybrid polyester/hollowfibre + foam
• Support level: Medium
• Cover material: Polycotton
• Machine washable? No, hand wash only
• Sleep trial? Yes, 14-nights via Kally Sleep
• Hypoallergenic? Yes

• With an internal S-shaped core to help elevate your head and neck and open up airways for those who snore, the Anti-Snore pillow from Kally has been proven to reduce the symptoms of sleep apnoea by 60%, according to the Sleep Apnoea Assocation.

Pros: With anti-allergy fibres and a soft breathable cover, the Kally pillow really does put your respiration first, not to mention being suitable for back and side sleepers.

Cons: It does require hand washing, but for such an affordable price, we can't really complain.

Customers are saying: It may not stop snoring altogether, but most reviews claim it certainly made a difference.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.25/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⚡️

Slumberdown Feels Like Down Medium Support Back Sleeper Pillow (Set of 2)

£14.99 at Wayfair

£15.50 at Amazon

• Type: Microfibre + polyester/hollowfibre
• Support level: Medium
• Cover material: Polyester microfibre
• Machine washable? Yes
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? Non-allergenic (that's even better!)

• Designed for those who prefer a back sleep style and with a medium firmness level, this Slumberdown pillow pair features a polyester and microfibre pillow filling and, looking at its glowing pillow reviews (40+ four and five star ones, at that), it's somewhat of a bestseller.

Pros: It also provides enough neck support to serve as a side sleeper pillow, making it ideal for two types of sleeper among couples.

Cons: They're not quilted, so you won't find they have quite the same distribution of filling as, say, the Kally Adjustable Pillow.

Customers are saying: Not too warm for hot sleepers, with testers saying they still bounce back after a month or so.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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The Fine Bedding Company Breathe Pillow

£26 at Fenwick

£34 at Amazon

• Type: Microfibre
• Support level: Soft/medium
• Cover material: 100% sustainably sourced cotton
• Machine washable? Yes
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? Yes

• Soft, squishy and with free delivery via. Amazon (+ Fenwick if you buy a pair of pillows and spend £50+), the Breathe pillows from The Fine Bedding Co. are not only hotel worthy - I've seen them in actual hotels - but they're reasonably priced and made from sustainably-sourced cotton, too.

Pros: With global recycling standard certified packaging, the aforementioned sustainable cotton and a recycled PET bottle filling, the Breathe pillows are a top pick for the environment.

Cons: We can't flaw it!

Customers are saying: One buyer remarked that they loved them so much in their holiday rental that they came home and ordered them new in for their bedroom, too.

GLAMOUR tested review: I've been using these pillows for around a month now and, as someone who keeps their electric blanket on full whack through the night, having a pillow that keeps your body temperature balanced has been a Godsend. Plump and bouncy, they feel like being cradled by a snuggly panda bear through the night - what more could a girl want?

GLAMOUR star rating: 5/5 ⭐️

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Casper Pillow

£65 at Mattress Online

• Type: Polyester/hollowfibre
• Support level: Medium/firm
• Cover material: 100% cotton percale
• Machine washable? Yes
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? Not disclosed

• One of the best pillows for keeping its shape over time, the hugely popular Casper pillow is crafted from multiple layers. Hence the incredible quality.

Pros: The inner pillow gives you all the support you need for your upper body; it's slightly chunkier and made from countless fibres to adapt to your movements. Outside of that, there's an outer pillow which is soft and fluffy, to make you believe (kinda) you're sleeping on a cloud. Everything is wrapped in a super soft outer, made from a breathable percale weave which does a good job at keeping you cool.

Cons: Perhaps too chunky for side sleepers with a smaller frame.

Customers are saying: Great distribution of filling and equal parts soft and firm for the ultimate support.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.25/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⚡️

Luxury Hungarian Goose Down Pillow

£95 at The White Company

• Type: Feather and down
• Support level: Your choice of soft or medium
• Cover material: 329-thread-count cotton jacquard
• Machine washable? Yes, but professional laundering recommended
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? No

• Synonymous with luxury, The White Company was one of the first stores we made a beeline for in a quest to find the best pillow. This down feather pillow is the favoured choice of The White Company's founder, Chrissie Rucker, thanks to its offering of the perfect soft-yet-supportive balance.

Pros: It offers that bit more support than a pure-down pillow would, and boasts a three-chamber construction where each layer has a firmer down inner core surrounded by a soft 90% luxury goose down and 10% very fine feather outer. Divine.

Cons: No trial period or returns accepted once opened.

Customers are saying: You get what you pay for, they stay plump and are the perfect ratio of supportive to comfy like a softer pillow.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✨

The Cavendish Duck Down Pillow

£149 at Brook & Wilde

• Type: Feather and down
• Support level: Not disclosed
• Cover material: 100% cotton twill
• Machine washable? No
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? No

• This luxury bed pillow features three chambers of duck down and feather filling, and it's the brand's most popular pillow, offering plush support for a restful night's sleep.

Pros: Feathers used were obtained in compliance with animal welfare restrictions.

Cons: Will take up to two weeks to be delivered.

Customers are saying: Great quality from first glance and make for a wonderful night's sleep.

GLAMOUR star rating: 3.75/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

The Marlowe Goose Down Pillow

£299 at Brook & Wilde

• Type: Feather and down
• Support level: Your choice of medium or firm
• Cover material: 100% down-proof Egyptian cotton
• Machine washable? No
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? No

• This premium pillow has a premium price tag to match, but it's wonderfully comfortable and suits people who love to sleep on their sides.

Pros: It's available in both medium and firm and boasts three goose feather-filled sections which offer up that soft, luxurious feeling. It doesn't require much plumping and is covered in an exceptionally soft Egyptian cotton cover which keeps things tidy and clean. You get what you pay for.

Cons: Delivery can be a bit of a nightmare, according to some reviews.

Customers are saying: Oh-so-comfortable, helps neck problems and, for some buyers, even insomnia.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Memory Foam Comfort Pillow

£45 at The White Company

• Type: Memory foam
• Support level: Firm support
• Cover material: 55% polyester, 45% viscose from bamboo
• Machine washable? Yes, cover only
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? Yes

• If you're set on buying a memory foam pillow because you like something soft and supportive, this is one of the best pillows there is. Boasting the supportive benefits of memory foam while looking sleek in appearance – just like a traditional pillow – this offering is made from shredded memory foam, which means it gives fantastic firm support with added comfort.

Pros: The soft casing can be unzipped and machine washed at 40°C, making it super easy to care for.

Cons: Quite a heavy pick, not as ideal for petite women.

Customers are saying: Only need one for ample firmness and is high-quality and comfortable.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✨

Hungarian Goose Down Pillows

£85 at Soak&Sleep

• Type: Feather and down
• Support level: Your choice of soft-medium or medium-firm
• Cover material: 280 thread count cotton
• Machine washable? Yes
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? ‘Allergy friendly’ - a rare find for down pillows

• The best down pillow is the Hungarian Goose Down Pillow from Soak & Sleep. It's super soft and springy, doesn't need constant plumping and offers ample support for your neck.

Pros: It's made of duck feathers – 90pc feather and 10pc down – which keeps it springy and stops it from clumping as it would with a higher down percentage. This pillow is five-star quality. Oh, and it's suitable for allergy sufferers.

Cons: Brand recommends you air the pillows each day without the cover on top of them to prevent any unpleasant odours.

Customers are saying: Comfortable, luxurious and physiotherapist recommended.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.75/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

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Floks Luxury British Wool Pillow

£65 at John Lewis & Partners

• Type: Wool
• Support level: Medium
• Cover material: Organic cotton
• Machine washable? No, dry clean only
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? Anti-allergy + antibacterial protection

• In terms of sustainability after your pillow reaches the end of its life cycle, wool is a more eco-conscious choice (compared to synthetic materials) and biodegrades with the same ease as, say, human hair. Plus, with regard to its comfort as a head support, it's super cushy.

Pros: This pillow is sweat wicking, temperature regulating and suitable for all types of sleepers.

Cons: You'll need to plump it regularly to maintain its shape.

Customers are saying: No complaints from buyers, five-star reviews all round.

GLAMOUR tested review: I've tried latex pillows, I've tried down pillows - reader, quite frankly I've tried them all and I'm now a wool pillow convert. Previously, my plump, fresh-out-the-box pillows would deflate in a matter of weeks. Not these. I've been using them for several months now and, as someone who rustles around a lot, I can confidently say they've been put through the ringer. Fast forward through countless night's sleep and my Floks pillows look fresh as the day they arrived.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.75/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

John Lewis & Partners Synthetic Soft Like Down Standard Pillow, Medium/Firm

£20 at John Lewis & Partners

• Type: Synthetic/polyester
• Support level: Medium/firm
• Cover material: 100% Cotton
• Machine washable? Yes
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? Not mentioned, but the brand does recommend washing at 40°C to kill dust mites

• This synthetic pillow has the luxurious feel of down but without the price tag – and without the animal product. So, if you're a vegan after a pillow that feels super soft and squishy but doesn't contain real feathers, you're in luck.

Pros: Inside, each fibre has a '10 hole' hollowfibre construction which helps air to circulate and gives a lovely, lofty feel. It's lightweight and covered in a cotton cashing which feels soft against the skin.

Cons: Could be better in terms of filling distribution.

Customers are saying: Fluffs like new each morning, feels like sleeping on a cloud but is perhaps a tad softer than medium-firm.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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WOOLROOM Chatsworth Natural Supportive British Wool Pillow

£59.99 at Amazon

• Type: Wool
• Support level: Adjustable - just rearrange the wool fibres to your liking
• Cover material: Organic cotton
• Machine washable? Yes, on a wool cycle
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? Yes

• These pillows of medium-hard firmness are made of wool: a surprisingly good middle ground between soft down pillows and slightly firmer microfibre pillows.

Pros: They're customisable (you can adjust how firm and dense they are by reaching inside and tearing apart the wool fibres with your hands), but they're also soft and supportive. You can wash the entire thing at the same time – lining and outer including – and rumour has it this is the only pillow to hold the Allergy UK Seal of Approval.

Cons: Does have a faint odour to begin with.

Customers are saying: As comfortable as feather pillows and helps with overheating.

GLAMOUR star rating: 4.75/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

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TEMPUR® Original Pillow Medium

£109 at TEMPUR®

• Type: Memory foam
• Support level: Medium
• Cover material: Organic cotton
• Machine washable? Yes, cover only
• Sleep trial? No
• Hypoallergenic? Yes, hypoallergenic cover

• If you wake up with a cricked neck more often than not, your pillow is probably to blame. This pillow is great, but we've got a full guide to the best pillows for neck pain if you'd like more choice.

Pros: This contoured pillow moulds to your exact shape, relieving pressure to the neck and shoulder muscles.

Cons: The memory foam isn't as breathable as other fillings in high heat.

Customers are saying: Helps with spinal alignment and, despite its appearance, is comfortable.

GLAMOUR star rating: 3.75/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

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According to sleep experts, you should change your pillows once every two years – in sharp contrast to the 3.2 years most Brits hang onto their pillows for. Sleeping on a pillow which has gone flat from too many Zzz's could also be putting unnecessary strain on your neck.

Generally speaking, there are four different types of pillow to consider.

• Cotton pillows – like the John Lewis Natural Cotton Standard Pillows – are your most basic pillow: affordable and popular. While they're not the most durable, absorbing heat and flattening out quite quickly in comparison to other pillow types, they work well in a spare room or for use on your sofa bed.
• Feather pillows or down feather pillows – despite not being vegan – are more luxurious than cotton pillows: squashy, expensive-feeling and comfortable. If you're wondering what pillows hotels use, this is probably your answer. Usually made my duck or goose feathers, they contain a mix of high-quality down feathers – the fluffier feather from the underneath layer of a bird's coat. Their downside? You have to plump your pillows everyday to help them keep their shape – but if you can afford to invest, do.

The Marlowe Goose Down Pillow

£299 at Brook & Wilde

Luxury Hungarian Goose Down Pillow

£95 at The White Company

• Memory foam pillows are the best pillows for neck pain, because they're supportive and firm. (They're also hypoallergenic and don't require washing).

TEMPUR® Original Pillow Medium

£109 at TEMPUR®

A Whole Night's Sleep Adjustable Memory Foam Pillow

£99 £51.48 at Nectar Sleep

• Microfibre pillows aim to serve up all the supreme features of other pillows types, rolled into one. They're the most expensive kind of pillow: soft and fluffy and able to keep cool throughout the night.

Emma Premium Microfibre Pillow

£115 £57.50 at Emma

General consensus, according to the likes of experts - including the Sleep Foundation and WebMD - is that the more natural the material, the more suitable the pillow's makeup will be for year-round use. For instance, wool and cotton fill pillows are naturally hypoallergenic and more mould resistant, whereas synthetic pillows will often require an anti-bacterial treatment during the manufacturing process in order to mimic the same qualities.

“Over 70% of people in the UK sleep on their side, and if you are one of these sleepers you will need a firm, supportive pillow for side sleepers. Your neck is always going to be happier when it is kept fairly straight, so as a side sleeper, the distance from your head to the mattress is going to be far greater than if you sleep on your back or your front.

“Our experts will almost always recommend a soft and fairly slim pillow for stomach sleepers, whereas those who sleep on their back can have a preference for several different levels of support and thickness.”

By using product reviews from customers combined with data on what you've been searching for, as well as checking thoroughly to see which products feature high-quality versus less durable materials (e.g. higher vs lower loft pillows), we curated what we feel is a selection of the best pillows for sleeping on the market for year-round use. We've rifled through the good and bad comments, so you don't have to, not to mention we - as a team of fashion, interiors and beauty experts - happen to know a thing or two about which brands have earned their respective places as the best in the business. Plus, with a team of 30+ here at GLAMOUR HQ, of course some of us have trialled a sateen, goose down or anti-allergy pillow here and there, so we have some dos and don't knowhow, too. Our aim is to find you pieces which will last and, should anything about a product signal that that's not the case, you'll be the first to know - happy shopping!

1/5 - Not a rating you're likely to see in our buying guides, as we aim to pull together a round up of only the upper cut of pillow. That said, a 1/5 score would mean the pillows fails on value for money, quality, performance and how consumers reviewed it. All fronts, essentially. 
2/5 - Again, not likely to be included in our round ups, a 2/5 would mean the product is disappointing in most areas, perhaps being passable in one field e.g. value for money.
3/5 - A 3/5 would mean the product is ok, maybe a fine choice if you have less disposable income to play with, but leaves room for improvement. For instance, this could be a pillow that is comfy for back sleepers, but wouldn't work for side and front sleepers and, also, won't last longer than a couple of years.
4/5 - A 4/5 would mean the pillow is near perfect, with problems only minimal. For instance, a pillow that ticks all the boxes, but isn't machine washable.
5/5 - A 5/5 rating means the product, website and company are all perfect. We will never give a pillow - or other product for that matter - a five-star rating if it has a single fault that we know of, so keep your eyes peeled for these, they're rare (read: we're picky).

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