Which washing machine to choose LG, Samsung or Bosch?

Hello. I am thinking of buying a new washing machine. With my husband, we found a type, but we cannot decide which one will be the best. Sometimes they don't differ much, so it's hard to make a decision. In a washing machine, we want to save both energy and water. The programs are not important because probably one basic one will be used all the time. We've had a top loading washing machine until now, but it's slowly breaking down and we're thinking of one of these.
Our types:
1. LG Vivace V600 F4WN608S2
2. LG Vivace F4WN408S0
3. Samsung WW80TA026AT
4. Bosch WAN2829EPL Serie 4
5. Bosch WAN2428EPL Serie 4

Any of you have one of these washing machines? How about their efficiency and savings?
Maybe you have any other suggestions?

zabcia963 wrote:

In a washing machine, we want to save both energy and water.

It does not go hand in hand with the utility value. The more economical the washing machine, the longer the cycle times will be and the greater the tendency to fail. Physics can't be beat.

From the typed washing machines, I would definitely take this one:

zabcia963 wrote:

4. Bosch WAN2829EPL Serie 4

From the typed washing machines, I would definitely take this one:

zabcia963 wrote:

4. Bosch WAN2829EPL Serie 4

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Thanks for the help. But if you can, why this Bosch? Has something that those don't have?
Because they are all in a similar price range and differ only in some functions and the brand.

Bosch, because I think it is better than the competitors, and this model because of the 1400 rpm centrifuge.
In my opinion, Bosch still fares better than the competition. Of course, this is my private opinion formed by my professional experience and there will surely be people who disagree with me on this issue. Nevertheless, if I was told to choose from among these five, I would take position 4 without hesitation.

Thank you very much for your help, I think I'm already related to this washing machine. I read the feedback about Bosch early on in the forums and it was really positive so I think it will be a good choice too.

mrice wrote:

Bosch, because I think it is better than the competitors, and this model because of the 1400 rpm centrifuge.
In my opinion, Bosch still fares better than the competition. Of course, this is my private opinion formed by my professional experience and there will surely be people who disagree with me on this issue. Nevertheless, if I was told to choose from among these five, I would take position 4 without hesitation.

What model of Siemens washing machines you recommend to PLN 1400-1700

czarny_alibaba wrote:

What model of Siemens washing machines you recommend to PLN 1400-1700

No, for this money you can buy a corpse, not a Siemens washing machine.
You need to spend at least PLN 2,500 on Siemens. Let's say then it will be ok.
Siemens is doing bulldozing and packing leftovers in these cheap washing machines - is vigorously preparing for the entry of the directive.

Piotr2608 wrote:

You need to spend at least PLN 2,500 on Siemens. Let's say then it will be ok.

Which Bosch - Siemens model can you recommend?

Something in this series:

- Siemens WT47RTE0PL iQ500
- Miele WCA030 WCS ACTIVE
- Miele WSA023 WCS ACTIVE
- Bosch WAT2876SPL

Before you buy a washing machine, think carefully about how much you wash, what you wash, how you wash and how much you wash.
the maximum washing machine load is only for the cotton program, for the others, only half the load.
Miele is more of a curiosity about the price of washing machines up to approx. 2.5 thousand. zloty.
The principle on the market is simple - who buys cheap, buys twice. With a thoughtful purchase of a washing machine,
an extended warranty is not needed.

Piotr, if you would visit Siemens, then ... Bosch?
But how ? Well, yes .. (in PL it even goes down from the same line) the example of Siemens IQ100 is Bosch Classix. Siemens A10 / 12 is Bosch Maxx

Washing machine price as a determinant of durability? Maybe 20 years ago it is, but today?

Miele? This is a myth and not a permanent washing machine ... Yet when there was a cast iron cross, the fact was impossible to kill ... Today? Aluminum ... And the 10-year-old with a broken cross has already seen (find out what the prices are, you will turn a little pale)

Today you have to look at:
Ease of service: a disassembled tank (how many 3-year-old washing machines are there to be sealed and the bearings get, and the glued tank is scrap because the repair costs are high)
Availability of parts including 2 hands / washing machine.
Part unification (e.g. WAE cross fits Siemens A series)

And the less fancy wifi / nfc / couple / the better.

The washing machine has to work, not to dance and sing.

Mrice: 1400 rpm and 800 is only a few% of residual moisture less and:
The laundry is not swept out of the dog's throat.
The service life of the washing unit increases.

Of course, there are more errors that cause washing machines even for 3,000 people.

If it wasn't for the fact that there was a washing machine user for PLN 800 .. she put a ton of powder and rinse liquid, I would wash in it until today and today the washing machine would be 16 years old, and the cross was turned off after 12 years and despite the fact that Removable washing machine, you would have to buy an inner drum with a combined cross for PLN 400 (the repair is not very profitable) but the cross itself did not exist, and if it was for PLN 120, I would not just think about it.

And spending more than 1300 for a washing machine is ok, I don't defend it ..
But you can buy 1 for 2500, which will last for about 10 years, and I will buy this one for 2 500 and I have 20 years of use ..

Or even 3 piles. And even when it falls, I have 3 new art for the same price as you spent on one ...

Wr841nd wrote:

Piotr, if you would visit Siemens, then ... Bosch?

You are wrong, and you are very wrong. I'm not going to get you out of that belief.
There are foreign technologies at Siemens from Bosch.
It's like comparing a Skoda or VW to a Porsche or Audi - it's also a VW concern.

Piotr2608 wrote:

You are wrong, and you are very wrong. I'm not going to get you out of that belief.
There are foreign technologies at Siemens from Bosch.
It's like comparing a Skoda or VW to a Porsche or Audi - it's also a VW concern.

Motors, drain pumps, heaters, washing drums, shock absorbers are the same. The controller is different and the washing logic. I have Elektrolux time Manager 6kg and when some idiot did not stick to the tank instead of twist and for God's sake he used some better quality sealant, I do not want another washing machine. 10 years and perfect washing.

Piotr2608 wrote:

There are foreign technologies from Bosch at Siemens.
.

In your opinion, which is better to invest in?

People want to buy cheap and it is killing the industry ...
Someone will buy a corpse for PLN 1,500 out of fear, will buy a 5-year guarantee and pay PLN 2,300.
Whatever corpse he buys, he will wash it.
Now I had a client with an 18-year-old Siemens, the display was dead. A washing machine 18 years ago cost 4 thousand. zloty
that is over 4 minimum wages. Today you buy Siemens for one and you still need a vacuum cleaner.
Looking at the quality of this Siemens for 1.5 thousand. PLN that it would be technologically equal to the old one - the new one would have to be
cost about 9 thousand. zloty. At this price, we have:
- quality
- profitability of repair
- less rubbish in landfills

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czarny_alibaba wrote:

In your opinion, which is better to invest in?

Currently, if I had to choose, I would buy Siemens. Different washing culture, the drive motor works differently.
He does not work for BSH or for BSH. Currently, the simplest equipment under repair - as someone understands the operation of the BSH group equipment.
In cheap Boschach drive motors melt. In the higher models of Bosch or Siemens this fault is missing,
after despite (as a colleague Mierzejewski46 stated), they are the same engines.

Piotr2608 wrote:

Something in this series:

- Siemens WT47RTE0PL iQ500

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This model is a Washer Dryer?

I was wrong - I gave you a dryer model instead of a washing machine.
e.g. WM14UR00PL

This model Washing machine SIEMENS WM14UR00PL 9kg 1400 rpm A +++
can already be purchased for about PLN 2199
https://www.siemens-home.bsh-group.com/pl/lis...e/pralki/pralki-ladowane-od-frontu/WM14UR00PL