LG Electronics via LG Partner Store has
LG 5.0 cu. ft. Mega Capacity Smart WashCombo All-in-One Washer/Dryer with Inverter HeatPump Technology and Direct Drive Motor (WM6998HBA) +
Extra 1-Year Warranty when you link w/ ThinQ on sale for
$1699.01 when you sign-up/login as a qualifying
LG Member (eligibility based on your employer's benefits / perks program. Enter your work email address on the
sign-up page to check if your company participates / qualifies).
Shipping & Installation are free.
Thanks to Community Member
ellayguy for sharing this deal.
Note: You may be eligible for additional savings via rebate from your utility company (rebates will vary by state/utility company). Must download LG ThinQ app, connect your new appliance to Wi-Fi, and register your product to claim extra 1-Year Warranty (valid through July 10; more info
here).
Features:
- 5.0 cu. ft. Mega capacity
- LCD digital dial control
- Inverter HeatPump technology, you'll enjoy quiet operation and greater energy efficiency with every load
- Space-saving 2-in-1 configuration, ventless design and standard 120v plug means it can be installed virtually anywhere
- Conveniently located right on top of the WashCombo All-in-One, the ezLintFilter design allows you to easily remove lint after every load without having to use your hands
- Forget about endless sorting or toggling through cycles-built-in sensors use AI technology to detect fabric texture, soil level, and load size, then automatically select the right wash/dry motions, temperatures and more for advanced fabric care
- Advanced Washing (TurboWash 360 / Allergiene Wash Cycle)
- With ezDispense Automatic Dispenser, just fill the reservoirs once and you're set for up to 18 to 31 wash cycles
- The peace of mind of a 10-year limited warranty on both the Direct Drive Motor and the Inverter Compressor
- LG SideKick Compatible
- The LG ThinQ app helps you manage your LG Smartappliance and more, all to make your everyday a littleeasier
- ENERGY STAR Certified
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Overall, all-in-one units are amazing in their convenience and efficiency, but they introduce some new quirks that you do need to get used to. I personally don't think i can ever go back to any other type of unit.
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But realistically, the "benefit" of having two separate machines is speed (you can do some things in parallel), and if one does break, you're out $600-$1000, instead of the all-in-one unit at $2000.
I might snag a unit like this when they hit ~$1500, but I've been burned my Samsung's AirDresser where it kinda works similarly (cleans, steams, dries), but the condenser failed a month out of warranty and can no longer dry. Even paid Samsung to look at the unit and they're like "computer says nothing is broken, good luck". I'm waiting for these units to...mature a bit, lol.
This is a single drum all-in-one heat pump. This is a brand new type and second of it's kind after the GE
If this ever gets down to the $1400 I paid for the washtower, I'll buy and put it upstairs. Then we would have 2 "sets". And could lean on the efficiency of this LG combo when time permits. Guessing that will happen in October. I would rather do this than have 2X the single drum combos like others mention here and on the old GE threads.
So I did more research on these because I thought these was new, and I found out that Europe have been using these for a while. They have used condenser dryers for generations from what I understand. Heat pump dryers is just something newer to the ventless dryers compared to condenser dryers.
I even read that some countries have made vented dryers illegal to use. I can at least find Switzerland being one of them that did this back in 2012.
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In the US this has created a stigma that all-in-one units are terrible performance (because they were..) and the first "good" one has been GE with the large heat pump.
This model looks like it has a smaller heat pump (or at least it doesn't have the bulk at the top that GE has?) but still somehow has 2 hour runtime?
So I did more research on these because I thought these was new, and I found out that Europe have been using these for a while. They have used condenser dryers for generations from what I understand. Heat pump dryers is just something newer to the ventless dryers compared to condenser dryers.
I even read that some countries have made vented dryers illegal to use. I can at least find Switzerland being one of them that did this back in 2012.
If this ever gets down to the $1400 I paid for the washtower, I'll buy and put it upstairs. Then we would have 2 "sets". And could lean on the efficiency of this LG combo when time permits. Guessing that will happen in October. I would rather do this than have 2X the single drum combos like others mention here and on the old GE threads.
looks like u got more issues than most of us...
https://www.lg.com/us/washers-dry...-washtower
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Rich people prob buy 2 of these though.
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