LG FH4A8FDH8N

The LG FH4A8FDH8N isn't LG's most expensive combo washer-dryer, but at around £750, it certainly isn't cheap. However, for the money, you do get a very well-made and high-tech appliance, very well specified and capable. It's a good-looking machine too...

Modern, attractive

Complicated cycles and complicated to customise cycles. Would prefer a 30C option

Easy to use

A bit loud

It's a really good value and so easy to use. Is take less time to finish wash cycle & you don't need a lot of soap powder. All in all excellent machine. Dry is excellent very hot less creases in the clothes.

It's a really good value and so easy to use. Is take less time to finish wash cycle & you don't need a lot of soap powder. All in all excellent machine. Dry is excellent very hot less creases in the clothes.

It is quiet,it has a large capacity for both washing and drying

Some unnecessary complications like the ability to connect to internet.....WHY? On "quick Wash" cycle the spin speed is low and cannot be altered, thus requiring you to use a separate spin program after the wash has finished.

It is quiet,it has a large capacity for both washing and drying

Some unnecessary complications like the ability to connect to internet.....WHY? On "quick Wash" cycle the spin speed is low and cannot be altered, thus requiring you to use a separate spin program after the wash has finished.

Very quiet compared to other machines, quick cycles can't fault it

Very quiet compared to other machines, quick cycles can't fault it

Super quiet & very large drum. Washes clothes well. Love the look of it too & it matches the rest of our appliances & kitchen. Looks as expensive as it was....(could be good or bad point I suppose)

Was a replacement for a previous similar LG model which is discontinued. We had loads of problems with that one & if we hadn't been on a service plan, the parts replaced on it would have cost twice as much as the machine. When it worked though, it was...