Guess i just realised im at peak Dad mode, Im enjoying reviews of washing machines and vacuums. lol. cheers mate

Yes. Please do a side by side comparison with the GE Ultra Fast.

Your channel is uniquely valuable for consumers. Thank you.

We ended up buying this unit. Nice to have the extra room. Costco has a 1000 off at 1800 and that includes delivery, install and haul away. 5 year warranty was 174 bucks. Thanks for the video, you really convinced me. I did not know they even had combo units.

We went with the GE Ultrafast Combo about 6 months ago, knowing that LG and Samsung would jump on the heat pump band wagon. We have been absolutely delighted with our GE Ultrafast for our family of 5, and know these heat pump all-in-one machines are only going to get better, and become the market standard instead of separates. If there's one thing I don't like about the GE, it is the lint filter housing. I resort to sticking a light and a small vacuum hose into the narrow slot when I do the lint filter to get bits of lint out to keep lint out of the condenser. I can imagine GE Ultrafast V2 and the competition will fix this deficiency, but I'm still happy with the GE. I love the huge detergent and softener dispensers which make laundry in most cases a power + play 2 button press and I get clean & dry laundry a couple hours later. I welcome LG's entry, and look forward to others joining.

I have literally been waiting for over a decade to get a 2-in-1 wash/dry appliance that works decently here in the states; it will use literally HALF the space in the laundry room, freeing up the remaining space as additional storage. I cannot wait to get one of these. Thank you so much for the video!

I've had the previous, previous version of this for over a decade, I'm never going back to separate units. Not having to move the laundry around is worth the extra time. You definitely hit the challenging points, never ever fully load the drum, and heavy things should be washed and dried solo. Thank you for covering the filter removal, that's the biggest challenge on mine. I have to drain the unit to clear the filter, and I've replaced the drain pump twice due to lint migrating past the filter and stopping the pump from operating.

I have an older model LG combo and LOVE it! Yes drying takes longer with a combo, but not having to go to a laundromat or even your building's basement is a life changer. You can go to work or do shopping while doing laundry at home. Not having to transfer wet clothes to the dryer is nice too

Wow Ben! After scrolling by the man in the Maytag suit in the past, I finally watched your super in depth testing and disassembly of this LG Combo unit. As a tech that has worked on all kinds of machines, vehicles and computers, I found your video made for someone like me that wanted to see the insides to truly understand the engineering and possible flaws in this unit's design. Your use of flow meters, data loggers, GoPro really shows you go to great lengths to reveal the true statistical performance of this LG product. I agree with you that in the future, features like the smartphone App will become a major deciding factor in the future as younger people who grew up on expectations of technology to be included in products to be considered for their purchase. That software becomes the absolute must have feature that can be so easily added and updated. I would think that having your appliance on your home network would be super helpful in troubleshooting any issues with a product as the ability for these devices to send error data back to the manufacturer's online diagnostic systems to automate the diagnosis of any service issue of these ever more complex appliances. Thank you for your super in depth review. From nuts and bolts to the ultimate Mom test, your review was great! I look forward to watch more of your KZfaq videos.

Gotta say I’m looking for a new washer and happened upon your channel! You do an outstanding job educating folks!

I heard about the LG combo washer/dryer on the radio this morning so I looked the unit up on the internet. While perusing the images I came across your video and decided to watch. I can’t believe how detailed you were yet still understandable for the average buyer. The fact that you actually washed so many loads of clothes was something I didn’t expect. That’s how to give a decent review. And you took the machine apart!!! WOW. Very impressive. I’ve never seen anything like what you did before. Mind you, I’m not in the market for a new washer/dryer right now, have purchased one just 2 years ago, but when I’m ready to buy I will certainly look for your review first.

Side by side comparison would be awesome. I think these machines are the future. Ya they're new and expensive, but they bring a different style of lifestyle washing which most don't think about (like doing a load overnight or during the day while at work). It might change the demographic. I hope one day they can add bigger electric resistive elements to it, to give people the option of slow long (efficient) drying with the heat pump, or fast high heat ( non vented condensing) drying. To really give people options. I can also see when these get more popular and cheaper, that people could have multiples of these based on their needs. Imagine doing whites and colours in two machines at the same time overnight, and it be ready to fold in the morning when you get up. That's time/lifestyle efficiency in my eyes.

I got the GE for about 2K delivered from costco and have been quite happy with it. In fact, the only complaint I have so far is that it is louder than expected while drying (I agree the app is nearly useless btw). What I love the most (and from the looks of it is a major advantage) is the automatic soap dispenser. I never thought I'd appreciate it like that, but it really just makes doing the laundry a super easy process.

This is the most thorough review I've ever seen on washing machine

I was in need of a new laundry last year (2023). When the GE combo unit came out, I jumped on the introductory sale. My main reason was so I wouldn't have to take clothes to a detached building to dry. Older house without room for a regular laundry pair. So far the GE combo has been fantastic. I have cleaned the coil once so far. I used one of those appliance cleaning kits, the long tapered brush and hose attachment.

I purchased the GE Profile combo unit thanks to YT vids like yours so thank you! I've run about a dozen loads through it in the last month and it still makes me excited to do laundry.

I managed to find the ge for 1600 scratch and dent from Lowe’s with the warranty in tact. It has been a champ and saves me from getting my vents fixed.

I appreciate this video, as a single dude I don't care how long it takes to dry. I put dirty clothes in at night and I have clean clothes tomorrow. One load per night is more than enough all by myself. Now I need to decide which unit is better for my needs.

I'm so excited to see competition in the combo heat pump wash dryer space. It's absolutely the future. So much less power, so convenient

Yes please! Definitely test both together if you can. Very interested in replacing my regular dryer with one of these units.

Thank you for the video. Stumbled upon your video. This may be a better option for us and our RV. Also never knew in my 52 years that I needed to rinse my filter with hot water. Always took the air compressor to blow out lint holes.

we appreciate you Ben! 🌟

Another comprehensive review. My wife was disappointed with the height of the GE it disrupts her folding space on top as she is fairly short. I worked at GE and knew the plant in Louisville. When they left it made LG the best viable option. I think use the $500 Savings to buy warranty.

Thanks so much for this video! I'm renovating a 4 unit, all electric building, and trying to be as efficient as my budget will allow. All the units you mention in your best combo video are on my short list for purchase, and with this, you've essentially answered all of my questions about the tech and performance of this unit so I can make a truly informed decision. Now it's up to who's got the best sale price! This is perfect!

P.S. here in Canada this LG All in one comes in at almost $1,500.00 CAD less then the GE all in one, Knowing it has better bones than the GE other than the Compressor issue, really makes it a compelling purchase!

Tip for those who are new to heat pump wash/dry combos to reduce dry time: pause dry cycle to put a dry towel or a few dryer balls to reduce drying times. Also, we regularly find our clothes are sufficiently dry with an average of an hour remaining on the dry timer, so worth setting a timer reminder to check your clothes and hour early for dryness. Additionally, avoid the temptation to overfill. Split a large load into two for fast and even drying.

Lint in the coils must be solved before heatpump dryers can become mainstream. My whirlpool requires a complete annual disassembly to clean coils

My LG TV has lasted fourteen years and it's still as good as the day I bought it, my old washer dryer has literally had its lifespan after a few repairs so I'm definitely going to buy an LG washer dryer this week.

I really like the work you put into your videos, don't ever stop making them. You give consumers the ability to make an informed decision on what products they should buy. Thank you! But yes, a one year warranty shows little confidence by LG. But why did you say if you could find a GE unit to test side by side, when you have a GE unit that you tested?

Ben thanks so much for your comprehensive reviews. One of your observations came true. Your mentioning of the problems with the LG linear compressor in the refrigerators was highlighted in San Francisco bay area LG lawsuit over LG appliances. So far there are 100 people in this suit. One lady had a LG refrigerator last 3 years and bought another that lasted 7 months. I have been telling friends and relatives what you mentioned a while ago. Thanks much.

We were thinking about getting the GE when this came out and we decided on this LG instead. We are absolutely loving it so much.

It dries about the same time as hanging in front of a fan, the only difference being softness as the tumbling action does that and my line dried clothes and towels are a bit stiff and rough. I'm waiting till my washer packs it in and joins the dryer and then considering an all in one to save space. Either that or I get a clothesline with an access door from inside the laundry room (my MIL has one and it's dope) and stick with just the washer.

Great review. I had wondered how this was compared to the GE. I’m looking forward to seeing this technology improve and become more commonplace.

Nice to see another washer and dryer like this. However, I tend to lean to the GE one still if I was getting one. Now, in full fairness that is party due to having the front load GE unit that looks very similar to the all in one unit. I have had very little issues with it and the bigger heat pump to hopefully allow for faster drying times would win me. When one of ours has issues, I might look into one of these or maybe a heat pump dryer unit.

I rely on your videos so much for family and friends

Ben, thank you for this excellent review. Seeing the lint already built up on the heat pump coils was disconcerting. I do own the GE, bought it thru Costco in December for $1980. (good timing!) Yes, the GE does allow lint to get past the filter and collect on the heat pump coils. But... I can easily get to them when the filter is removed, so it's easy to clean off that lint. For me, that's a big deal, because as the lint builds up on the coils the performance will slowly drop. So yes... your video helped me. I'm keeping my GE. I'm also looking forward to a side by side comparison of the two machines. Thanks again. You do superb reviews!

Thanks so much for comparing this unit with the GE ultrafast unit.

I definitely want to see you try out the coil clean cycle! I heard it does it automatically too? That is the main thing that concerns me about the GE is vacuuming the delicate coils squeezed in there.

My husband has purchased a LG unit like this and we expect delivery in a few days. I’ve been very concerned but this informational video has made me very comfortable with his choice.L

Currently I live in a really small apartment because I'm a university student. So I basically bought a machine similar to this (though quite a bit cheaper), it works really quite well and is the only way I can have the luxury of having my laundry be clean AND dry without hanging the laundry to dry.

I have 12 washes in on my new GE all in one and it’s a love hate relationship. I love not having to deal with switching the loads and it just does it all. However… my king comforter refused to dry with the heating elements and I had to hang dry it after leaving it on the dry mode for 2+ hours. And all the dog hair that comes off our clothes also ends up on the rubber seal and dries to it so after each load I need a wet towel to wipe the seal to pull the dog hair up. Like a said a love hate relationship 😂

I'm happy to see more All-in-one heat pumps coming out. I got my Miele washer and heat pump dryer set a couple years ago, months before the GE became an option. Space savings and not having to switch from the washer to dryer would be nice, but I've otherwise been mostly happy with the Miele aside from having to troubleshoot plinth filter alarms. I wonder if the GE or LG have similar issues as I only see one filter being cleaned vs the two the Miele has.

We’ve had the ge for about six months now and have had absolutely zero issues! And no, it does not take hours on end to dry. Our longest loads are maybe 3 1/2 hours was and dry together. Only issues I ran into was overstuffing the machine to max capacity, of course it’s not going to be efficient at that point. We use ours at least 4 times a week

What people are forgetting is that regular driers get lint buildup and need cleaned at least once a year, and you also have to worry about the ductwork in the walls. I wonder if the coils on the GE unit could be gently sprayed to clean them in a way that’s similar to how LG cleans the coils.

In the manual it tells you to remove the plastic screen in front of the coils to clean them. Makes it much easier to clean than the GE. Still wondering how effective the coil cleaning is!

Well, if they are fairly comparable, personally I'm going for the LG since it's made in Korea, and GE is made in China. Not at all due to any quality or reliability aspects (my Korean-made Samsung fridge is atrocious), but simple personal decisions on where I want my money to go and whose economy I'd rather support. Thanks for the very comprehensive review!

00:00 🌟 *Introduction to LG 2in1 Combo Washer Dryer* - Introduction to LG's new 2in1 combo washer dryer. - Highlighting the machine's unique features like its large capacity and ventless operation, running on 120 volts AC. 01:10 🧼 *Machine Features and Modes* - Exploring the wide array of wash and dry modes, including AI-powered options. - Discussing the convenience of using the ThinQ LG app for control and monitoring. 03:31 🕐 *Initial Test and Drying Time* - Conducting a test wash and dry with a focus on drying time. - Noting the initial estimated time, energy consumption, and load specifications. 05:57 🧺 *Testing with Varied Loads* - Testing the machine with various loads, including mixed laundry and heavier items. - Evaluating drying times, energy consumption, and load capacity. 07:59 🤫 *Noise Level and Efficiency* - Discussing the machine's quiet operation and its effectiveness in spin-drying. - Analyzing the efficiency of the washer dryer based on energy usage. 09:22 🌙 *Overnight Start and Heat Pump System* - Testing the machine with an overnight start and evaluating drying times. - Delving into the heat pump system, compressor, and energy efficiency. 12:08 ⚙️ *Disassembling the Unit* - Disassembling the machine to access the heat pump system and components. - Highlighting the size of the compressor, evaporator, condenser coils, and resistive heating element. 15:51 🔧 *Warranty and Concerns* - Addressing concerns about the compressor's one-year warranty. - Discussing potential issues with lint buildup and airflow affecting drying times. 17:39 🌡️ *Overview of LG Combo Washer Dryer* - Discusses LG's reputation and design choices for the new combo washer dryer. - Mentions the potential use of different refrigerants in different regions. 18:31 🌊 *Initial Test Conditions* - Describes the test environment, which is a bit chilly and uses cold water for testing. - Mentions the wash and dry time for an average load and the use of cold water. 19:39 📹 *Overview of Wash Operation* - Highlights the effectiveness of water spraying during the wash operation. - Teases a dedicated video on how the wash operation works. 20:47 💧 *Water Usage Details* - Provides information about the water usage during the wash, mentioning hot and cold water quantities. - Talks about cleaning the air filter as per LG's recommendations. 21:01 🛌 *Testing with Queen Size Comforter* - Explains testing with a large load of queen size comforter and blankets. - Discusses wash and dry times and the challenges of overloading the unit. 22:40 👍 *Recommendation and Features* - Recommends the LG combo washer dryer, highlighting its performance. - Praises the LG ThinQ app for remote control and quiet operation. - Suggests standalone washer and dryer if space allows but notes the advantages of the app. 25:12 ⚙️ *Concerns and Issues* - Discusses concerns about the undersized heat pump and potential drying issues. - Analyzes the trade-off between heat pump and heating element. - Raises concerns about the compressor and its warranty. 26:34 🆚 *LG vs. GE Comparison* - Compares LG and GE combo washer dryers, favoring LG due to the app and build quality. - Suggests price and warranty as factors for choosing between the two brands. - Teases the idea of future side-by-side testing of both units. 28:11 🤝 *Conclusion and Call to Action* - Wraps up the video, inviting viewers to subscribe and consider the provided links for purchase decisions.

Excellent video! I first came across your videos on a KZfaq suggestion for the GE all in one washer dyer combo. I was sold on the GE until this video, now I'm rethinking. Also I have watched many of your other videos. Thank you :)

I have an apartment washer dryer LG combo It still works great! You do have to do more tub cleanings than normal though because of the lint. I think mine's from 2017 or 2018

Thanks so much for this. I've been using a Haier HLC1700AXW combo for over five years knowing it wasn't the best option out there. I've been researching for a few months now and this video really helped me. Compared to my crappy little machine this should be an absolute game changer. I was chuckling when you were upset about 4 hour drying times, it takes me 6-8 hours to dry 4 pieces of laundry right now. I appreciate the teardown and insight, you've got a new subscriber!

I just bought one of these yesterday. My first load a medium sized load on AI. It took 8 hours to dry, and still had standing water at the back of the drum. There was an extreme amount of lint built up around the door gasket, so much that I had to clean it before dragging my clean clothes across it.

I originally purchased the GE and used it for a few weeks while waiting for a replacement due to aesthetic delivery damage. The replacement ended up being damaged during delivery as well, so I gave up and decided to go with the LG instead. The LG is much quieter with less overall vibration.

So as a servicer of some of these already the biggest complaint/issue we've had is that the dampening is not great. It just doesn't absorb the shock of the spin cycle well and causes a lot of OOB issues.

My wife and I bought (6/22) the (I guess) previous model of this unit (more rounded features, more complicated front panel and no lint filter). It seems to have an issue of making entirely too many suds no matter how low we go on the detergent load, it then dumps wash water out the back of the unit. Other than that it is a tremendous machine... super quiet, water and electricity efficient! Does a great job of cleaning clothes and a satisfactory job drying clothes. Thank you for your review.

My wife wanted to have 2 Units, we bought the GE Profile 2 in 1 before this washer dryer combo released. You definitely want the extended warranty. We've had it since Nov 2023 and already we are on our second water pump on the same machine. The other machine runs the same amount of cloths and it's pump has yet to fail. I also wish that both GE and LG allowed "easy access" to the coils, because I can tell you, after 8 months of use, they already need a good cleaning and this is us religiously cleaning out the lint filter after all loads.

Not interested in this machine (I think), but I enjoyed your review and it's good to know this option is out there.

Man watching this tear down re-incentivizes me to never tear down a waster/dryer. I'll stick to smaller appliances thanks!

very smart making heat pump on top so it become service friendly

Great review, this model has been very interesting for the convenience it offers of putting clothes in and not having to monitor and transfer to a dryer. I would usually run loads late in the evening, forget about them in the washer for many hours or until morning and end up just re-running them, this kind of combo unit plus the wifi app would solve for that. If I were to put these in a new home, I'd actually like a pair to run a pair to handle 2 loads at the same time as well if it weren't for the high cost. I think the value will be on future 2nd or 3rd generation once they improve upon the issues you identified.

I would definitely get the GE version because of warranty issues on the motor. I can't wait to see reliability on this one as time goes on. I guess if you like the app and get extended warranty you'll be ok for 3 years, but there should be a lot longer warranty with how pricey it is.

Very informative! Thanks for doing these tear downs, they are really helpful in seeing how they are designed and any possible problems that may arise in the future. I am seriously considering buying one of the heat pump units (GE or LG); so this couldn't have come at a better time.

I have 2 LG All in ones. Outside of occasional pump replacements I have no complaints. I just run them overnight. For heavy loads I also have an LG dryer so the extended dry time is not an issue. Oldest unit is 15 years old, the second one is 10 years old. Especially like the lint filter add-on for this unit.

Literally, just a couple days ago I was wondering if combo dryer / washer units existed where you didn't have to transition the clothes but thought nah, water and electricity don't mix. Just in case though I'll check. Lo and behold.. what a time to be alive lol

We bought this unit on June 22nd. A small load of towels took 5.5 hours and the towels were still wet. A LG repairman diagnosed a bad “motherboard” and ordered that part. A week later he came back only to discover the wrong part was delivered (or ordered). A week later a LG repairman came and said three boards plus the main knob has to be replaced because there is a harness Beijing that knob. The knob had to be back-ordered. So we're without a washer/dryer for five weeks and we have no idea when the knob and the replacementent parts will be available. Don't recommend this piece of junk!!!!!

You may have had better luck with the comforter if you had unfolded it, giving it a better chance of shifting around during the cycle wash and dry cycles leading to better results.

Bought a LG 9800? From Costco, top load washer, a couple of years ago after getting tired of replacing the the shaft and bearings every year on my he Kenmore top load washer. After seeing your and other reviews of the newest LG washers actually being reliable and easier to service than most other washers now. I checked for myself about the tub bearing seals and sounded way easier to replace without having issues and the setup is modular. Replace it as a unit and prices are reasonable. Ended up with a 4 year warranty but so far a couple years later no problem, just works. Wonder if buying a heat pump dryer would save on the electric bill but we have a 7 cubic foot Kenmore dryer with most of the extras now that has been fine for 10 years.

My husband and I just discovered this appliance a few days ago while at Lowe's and we are actually considering it in order to get some space back in our small apartment laundry room (our deep freezer and dog kennel also lives there and it's a mess) - thank you for this video! It gives us a lot to think about.

We do several loads at the same time, using both machines to wash and dry simultaneously

“Warranty void if removed” stickers or warnings have absolutely no force of law in the United States. You’re allowed to take apart your own stuff in the United States.. for now.

Very interesting combo unit! I swear by LG washers/dryers (that's it though, nothing in the kitchen), after 20 years of trouble-free use (well, had to replace idler pulleys on our old dryer after 13 years...).

Good to see 2-in-1s getting better and better over time. I'll stick to separates though so I can assembly-line multiple loads at a time.

The fact that they only put a 1-year warranty on the compressor in a roundabout way means that they think it would be detrimental for them to put a 2 or 3 year warranty. It's wild to think they have so little faith in their own product.

Heat pump warranty is a non starter since that’ll be the first thing to mess up. I thought this looked easier than the GE to disassemble, but maybe I’m just used to LGs. As you mentioned, the lint on the condenser is a huge issue. It’s going to be clogged after a year - especially with how bad people are at basic maintenance. I’d like to see a similar test and tear down on a tr7 Speed Queen.

The spin dry on LGs really is impressive. On smaller loads my front load LG will spin dry so well my Maytag dryer will only run for about 15 minutes before they are dry.

I live in Santa Barbara CA; local appliance repair will no longer work on LG washing machines or dishwashers, here, but the latter are still covered by Sears Appliance Repair out of Los Angeles, 80mi away. For your consideration.

Thank you so much for this video, I was hoping you would review this brand new LG unit! Please do a side-by-side with the GE. Also, I would love to better understand how the "self-cleaning coils" on the LG system work. Thank you!

I’d be hard pressed to buy another LG compressor after just having been burned on my last refrigerator. Judging by the class action suit against LG I’m not alone. The fact they only think it’ll last a year confirms my reservations. I don’t think this is a GE killer at all. Plus you can get GE one and dones at scratch and dent stores for $1500-1800. I just bought three this way. People are returning them for a lack of understanding them. I imagine this LG will have plenty returns as well.

No dryer will dry both large comforter and sheets at the same time. Both of the things you said about why is true, but another reason is either the comforter or one of the sheets ends up completely wrapping the others up inside it not allowing the moisture on them to evaporate efficiently while also not touching the sensor making it think it's done. I have a king bed and some very large fluffy comforter(wife.....) and even with a very large Samsung stand alone dryer with plenty of room I can't dry them at the same time. One of them always swallows the others up and only the outside one dries. I've set it and kind of forgot about them b4 and came back a couple days later to discover the ones inside mildewed....my wife was not happy lol.

Ooh, G.E. gets some competition. That can only end up being a good thing for we the consumers. Thanks for this informative breakdown and review!

Hey I’ve been dealing with plenty of household appliances and my opinion of anything LG is over hyped, overpriced unreliable products that seem to all break down in a relatively short time period. They then continue to keep breaking down after repeated repairs. Now this everything in one large unit. AND LOOK another 10 YEAR VITAL COMPONENT WARRANTY. Heat pump A compressor comes to mind . That means Freon . Correct me if I’m wrong. Let’s see. Excellent tutorial Ben

The big question with any complex machine like this one is longevity. My simple Maytag machines have been doing the job for 23 years without a hiccup. I tend to use the same basic cycles for every load, adjusting only for size, and yes, I have to transfer my clothes from the washer to the dryer. I cannot (and would not) use my cell phone to change settings. They probably use more energy than this LG, but I haven't had to spend money for repairs or replacement, so I think I'm ahead on costs. I would challenge any of these complicated, electronically operated machines to run trouble-free for even ten years.

The 380v compressor and condenser fan motor is very common in inverter drive minisplit heat pumps. It may be a compressor and control/power system they recycled from their mini split line.

I have an older all-in-one unit from LG (10 years old, now) and it seems pretty similar. No need for a duct, similar drying times, etc. Personally, I like it. I can see how some people might not like having 2-4 hour wash cycles, but once you get used to it, it's fine. That said, the one I bought was only around $800, and I'm sure a cheaper model would do most people just as good.

My GE is building lint on the condenser coils. I have had the GE for 6 months and followed the cleaning instructions.

Mom approved!! 8:35

I have a front load LG washer has been going strong for 15 years. Only have replaced the cold water intake last year.

I'm a big fan...appliance-wise! Every couple years, I have to deal with one issue or another on my washer and/or dryer. Your videos keep me sane by setting my expectations on what is normal ... even when the "why does it make that noise ... make it stop' comment comes up from the SO. While I can't always moderate the expectations of others, I feel that I can give it a try and make an effort to not spend hours on a squeak or bounce that isn't actually a problem, especially after those hours end in no reasonable change in the noise (that seems normal to me ... things make noise, because they move... ).

A little caveat on these heat pump dryers and washing machines. Remember, energy does not just appear, it has to come from somewhere! In the case of the drying unit, that is your room. So if the system is pulling 500w from the plug but using 1kw of heat, that remaining 500w is coming from the room... and what is heating your room. So essentially you are using your central heating system to dry clothes in the winter. Also, when using these in the summer, make sure the room you have them in has no AC, that will massively reduce the energy saving you are looking for, really you should leave a window open and make the room as hot as possible.

LG's real world performance that I have observed through friends' ownership of their appliances is absolutely dismal. As you mentioned, not only are their refrigerators unreliable, but replacement compressors have taken months, not days or weeks, but months to get. Try living out of a Coleman cooler for a few months and see if you would be interested in taking a chance on a complex new product from that manufacturer. Sorry Ben, to me LG stands for Largely Garbage. Not interested in owning any of their appliances ever.

"I don't understand because it's Ohio and it's 20 degrees outside, but hey it's my mom and I have to listen", I felt that! 🤣

Wow great test on this washer dryer combo! So detailed. I was really thinking of purchasing one of these units but not so much now. Maybe later after they have worked out all the kinks.

On average, it takes ONE HOUR to wash and dry clothes, not two.

Avoid GE appliances. General Electric sold their appliance division to Haier of China. They are still built in the USA but are now using cheap Chinese parts.

Watching this because you best believe I'm going to see these soon on service calls. Thanks for such a solid video, brotha. You take care and cheers to your continued success!

The washer is great, the dryer option is terrible. It takes forever to dry a load of laundry. Don't plan on having a 'laundry day' - more like a laundry WEEK. What I dislike the most, is all the lint that collects on on the rubber seal just behind the door. It is very annoying to have to remove all the wet lint between dry times (which I was told to do). I plan to buy a dryer to work with this unit (NOT an LG). Very disappointed in the unit, but great video. Thank you.

I'm betting the times were more for smaller spaces, since units like these are generally engineered not just for ease, but folks who want to be compact :) I actually super want this, lol!!

thank you for for this incredibly in depth review! it has helped me have some more clarity on what i should do. currently spend 80-90 dollars at the laundry mat each month and it doesn’t seem like the smartest thing.

My concern would be the migrating lint inside building up to a degree that it either impedes or imperils running loads. Also, yeesh, those dry times when laundry day is already a dang chore. I would love to claw back wall space that would be freed up from my current stacked unit, not gonna lie. I do like the heat pump aspect, and I'm not going to tell my husband about this yet because he'd all over immediate purchase. Thanks for the thorough review and test runs, Ben.

This would be ideal in apartments or tiny houses where space is at a premium. I'm very satisfied with my LG washer and drier. Auto dispensing is ideal for my laziness.

Thank you for this technical review of the LG heat pump combo unit. I have been looking forward to seeing what LG would produce. I may wait for their version 2.0 to see if they clear up this lint filter and condenser lint build up issue.