[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Exceeds my expectations. I had a dryer stacked on a washer and could not get behind it as I have a laundry room in a condo. Now all I do is throws laundry in and hit start. Detergent and softener dispenses automatically.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Looks cool and washes well, but drying is aweful. Between the cost (i.e. not cheap), a decent amount of 5 star reviews and TV marketing claim that it can do a load start to finish in under 2 hours, I was sold on it. I was a little surprised when the first small test load started with 4 hours to go, rather than the advertised 2 hours. I was more surprised after the 4 hours that the clothes were still damp. But I was astonished when a dry only cycle that was started before going to bed still told me I had 4 minutes to go in the morning...and the clothes were still damp. If you are OK with hanging every load for an hour or two to finish the drying, this unit might be fine. But for anyone who is used to a 'real' dryer, it is not. BTW...the all-in-one unit was returned for separate units (WM6700HBA and DLEX6700B), and they work great!

Worst machine we’ve ever purchased. So many issues from day one wish I never bought it. Takes a minimum 6 hours for 1 load so you can basically do 1 load of laundry a day (not even all of your clothes, literally ONE LOAD). Clothes come out hard (even with softener), wrinkly, and still dirty. Cannot try to save time by washing loads together because it rips your delicates if not washed on delicate, and destroys jeans if not washed on denim load. Clogs on average every 2 months so you have to sit there with a bucket to drain it or call a technician to do it if you can’t do it yourself. I’ve started handwashing my clothes to avoid using this machine. Run away.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was very skeptical before buying this combo machine. But after knowing it was new technology, I am happy to have it. It's a ventless design, which i love. Fit in my tight laundry space. It didn't need 240v, so i didn't spend money on an electrician. It's been working really well. You don't need to move wet stuff to a dryer. You can just wait until it dries. Perm and press function not so good. I personally take them out before drying completely and hang dry like shirts and pants.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The first unit I purchased back in January 2024 was defective and did not work correctly. It did a very poor job at drying clothes. After a visit from LG, the product was determined to be defective and LG replaced the unit at no cost to me. I can confirm that the new unit works perfectly. If judging from the new unit alone, I will say that the new unit is one of the most amazing washer / dryers I've had. It is very efficient, requiring only a 110 v plug and does not require a separate dryer vent. I recommend using 'AI Wash + Dry', this is able to effectively wash and dry clothes, and pretty much any type of clothes. The cycles are customized based on what you're washing (towels vs clothes vs. linens). Large / bulky items do not seem to be a problem for this unit either. I have not yet even needed to use a second dry cycle. So, I'm giving this unit a 4 star rating. When it works, it's 5 stars. When it doesn't it's probably 2 stars at best. I'm hopeful this new unit will continue to work correctkly.

We have owned our LG washer/dryer for just over 2 years. I was attracted to the design and size since I have a small laundry area and I only do laundry for 3 people. We have owned several LG products and have always thought they were good quality. This, however, is not worth the price. A few months after buying it, a load would take all night long (8 hour) to complete and still would not be dry. After doing some research, I cleaned the machine inside and out and it started working better. But it seems to require this maintenance every 6 months. Highly do not recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I returned this product within a day and a half of having it . It can take up to 3 hours to wash a load and at the end you still have to select the DRY setting at least twice to finish drying one load of laundry. That dry setting goes on for two hours snd forty five minutes two times ! don’t forget . What a nightmare. Great idea , but this all in one needs more work .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this maybe a month ago I am very happy with it. There are a couple of things I wish was on it. Sometimes I just like to air dry for freshness, and I haven’t figured out how to do that yet And I have a problem with it going off balance because my load isn’t big enough, but it’s just me. I love how I can put my quilts in there and they wash and dry in like an hour and 52 minutes. Sometimes it just takes longer to dry things. All in all, I am happy What?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Put it anywhere!!! The idea and the concept are great. The size is also very nice. The automatic detergent and fabric softener are also a key feature. We are still learning what setting to use for the optimal load. The only negative thing I have to say is the drying cycle sometimes the clothes dry fine sometimes the clothes don’t seem like they dry at all when running on wash and dry, or AI and dry, it seems to not always matter the size of load either so we are still figuring the settings out but overall the machine seems to be performing pretty well the fact that it does not have an exhaust and it’s 110. It is also a key feature if the drying cycle continues not to dry, I will have to Figure out another solution for drying the clothes

I think most people would find this is pretty heavy, so moving it yourself is probably gonna be a struggle, Installation was easy with most of the necessary tools included. You just need a level. I used a bubble level. I've only tried a few cycles. Drying takes longer than I was used to when I had a resistive electric dryer on a 30 amp circuit. But it's not a big deal since I don't generate laundry fast enough to require faster laundry. And of course since the washer and dryer are combined, I don't need to go back to the laundry soon after starting a wash. Still, it would be nice to have a faster heat pump that uses 30 amps that many people probably have already in their laundry rooms. I had a GFCI NEMA 5-15R receptacle that I plugged it in, and it seems the inverter trips the GFCI when a drying cycle starts, so I replaced it with a non-GFCI receptacle. Now there's probably an electrical code violation in my laundry room and I'm not sure what to do about that yet. I'm surprised there is no combined delicates wash and dry cycle. There are only separate delicates wash and delicates dry cycles. This should be easy to add with a firmware update.