[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This combo delivers strong drying, low moisture left behind, almost no vibration, and noticeably fewer wrinkles - exactly the kind of practical, real-world performance you care about. The WD53DBA900HBA1 dries impressively well for a ventless heat-pump combo. Everyday loads come out fully dry without needing extra cycles, and users consistently report "perfect really dry" results. The lower-temperature heat-pump system is gentler on fabrics but may take longer on heavy loads.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The cycles are simple and actually accurate. The vibration is a bit much, but still far better than pur last unit. When clothes are drying I am worried about moisture retention and therefore wrinkles, but so far so great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are very happy with the combo. Have had it for over 2 years and the ability to throw in a load before bed and wakeup to fresh clothes is great, especially in a shift work 12 hour lifestyle. Only issue we have had is lint can clog up on the back even with every load filter cleaning. Grabbing a vent cleaning rod and grabbing the lint every so often corrects the issue and helps with the drying as well. Have recommended the washer to many people. Be aware the average large load is about 4.5 hours from start to finish but that is perfectly fine for my lifestyle as I start loads as I go to bed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This washer/dryer combo delivers strong cleaning performance, excellent moisture control, and impressively low vibration, though drying times and wrinkle management depend heavily on the cycle you choose.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are on our 2 machine warranty replacement in 14 months in addition to the 7 service calls in between the machine showing the error code and Samsung, then allstate the extended warranty servicer, deciding to finally replace the first (6 months after purchase) and then the second machine (13 months after original purchase and 1 month out of manufacturer warranty).ive since learned that the vented machines have a much more sensible drying system and if i were to share any insight, id say at least give yourself a fighting chance at clean, dry clothes with the vented machine versus the convenience of 110v and no vent. Worst appliance choice I've ever made - which is so disappointing as I loved the idea of throwing clothes in before work and finishing the day with a load cleaned, dried and ready to fold.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect for small apartments. I got the DC 110v ventless version I thought I had ordered the 220v version. This is important in cutting down the drying time. Still seems to work well. Issue is that you do need to change your washing habits. Since there is only one drum, it washes then dries in the same drum. I have a family of six and they love throwing clothes in and walking away until they need something. Which means the next person is forced to pull out the previous washer's clothes. Which honestly was always a problem with seperate washer dryer. The plus is you do not open the washer and get smacked with clothes stinking of damp stench. The one major design flaw is that lint (?) comes come out the water tube behind the detergent supply. If enough gets caught in the filter tube it stops spinning. When it goes from washing to dryer and it can't freely turn that filter it shuts down with an error code. You have to open the detergent/softerer door. pull out the detergent container. pull out the drain tube, Then turn the stopper which is not as easy as it should be. Also the length of the tube is not long enough to extend pass the door panel which swings down. You have to hold it while it drains then pull the filter remove the obstruction the put everything back. I just skip that by putting towel down ( I have the stand underneath and just let the water drain into the shelf. Faster but more cleanup. The issue is once you do this, you have to power reset the w/d and manually start the dryer option.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The washer is really good and dries really nicely, The moisture never gets mold on the seal, The noise is very low and there's very little vibration , The no wrinkle feature on the drying is really nice and has no wrinkles when used , And The cycles are relatively short and helpful.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am obsessed with my washer/dryer combo. I have ADHD, and I could not count how many times I had to rewash clothes because I forgot to set laundry timers with traditional side by side machines. There will be nay-sayers that suggest it takes longer to have an all-in-one machine. To the nay-sayers, you only lose the time it takes for one drying cycle. (So, if it takes 1 hour to wash and 1 hour to dry. And in an all-in-one machine it takes 2 hours total, to do two loads would take 4 hours and with a side, by side situation it would only take 3 hours…. But if it’s about the mountains of laundry you have to do, and you run your machine all day every day (which is what they make it seem like), then I would say that time difference is negligible at best, because you are also lifting wet heavy clothes from one machine to another, which takes time and effort. It goes from wash to dry easily, you can pre-program so many different types of cycles. As a bonus, you pre fill the detergent (and fabric softener if you use it), and it auto dispenses the correct amount of washing detergent. I absolutely love it. Oh, there’s also wrinkle prevention, where it will continue to tumble if you turn it on, so everything stays fluffy until you get to it. You can also easily decide how dry you want your clothes. I love that. As a knitter and crocheter, I will put my superwash wools into the dryer and have them go until they are damp dry. It’s wonderful. A front loading washer is also gentler on your clothes. (If you want to auto felt woolens, you use a top loader with the center agitator). I also love that I can connect the washer dryer to my smart home. Now, you may wonder why you would ever need to do that. Well, again, neuro spicy over here. I have my Alexa devices announce all over my house that the laundry is done. And a pop up message comes on my phone as well, so my husband, or I can go retrieve the clean laundry and start the next load. I’ve had other Samsung washer/dryers and I love them… but that love pales in comparison to my love for this combo. It saves me so much time. I’m not going up and down the stairs to check on the laundry. I set it and forget it. well, until my smart device reminds me that it’s time to get the fresh clothes. My only critique of the machine, is that I wish I could turn of the notification that the fabric softener dispenser is empty. I am not fond of fabric softener and don’t use it. Love that there is the option for people who do use it. but I wish we could just toggle it off. Maybe that could come out in a software update.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I worked great initially but after some time, its like its not draining properly and it retains water which later causes a smell like how wet clothes smell when you dont dry them properly mildew-y. The lint stays stuck in the machine, which makes it hard to clean out.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Was unsure about these 2 in 1 washer/dryer combos but love it. Works great, quiet, pretty fast although the all in one does take longer than a traditional washer dryer setup. Clothes come out clean and dry. Love that I don’t have to wait for a cycle to end before leaving or going to bed. Would buy again!