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This vents at the rear so needs hole in wall for exhaust.

Wow, that is ugly. Can't decide if it reminds me of a TV from the 70's or an oven. Appears to be a good price. Heat from me.

I have been planning to buy a new washing machine 7-10KG up to 1600RPM priced up to £300, but reading reviews it appears every brand has various faults. I would purchase with an extended warranty but would rather have a reliable unit.

You put "proper" in your washing machine? Doesn't everyone know that "proper" should always be hand washed? (shock)

cold for the merchant

How strange, I have a similar model and am over the moon with it. Easily one of the best I've purchased and at a brilliant price. The 28 minute quick wash suits all my needs and removes lightly soiled clothing easily with quality washing liquid on a 30c wash. If you're washing for 3.5 hours you must be putting your washing into some sort of 'intensive' wash which I wouldn't recommend unless your washing heavily soiled cottons, etc.

That’s a shame on paper this and the 7kg is very good for the price range compare to what’s on the market. What would you recommend ? I’m in no rush to get a machine just yet

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Just ordered - hope it’s good! Thanks!

I recently bought a similar beko, but it didn't have a low heat button. So you can't do a cotton cycle on low heat, and if you put cottons on a synthetic cycle you are left with wet clothes. This model also doesn't have a low heat option. This is a great price but just a consideration if you have lots of cotton items that require a low tumble dry.

Ordered , Thanks... anyone have one of these that can provide an honest review?

Ordered thanks

I've already said: it's not just the machines it's the very poor support behind them. Most reviews are given as first impressions anyway, nothing to do with the owner experience down the line. I'm not going to keep repeating this stuff, I don't need to. Research it yourself but you have been warned.

But doesn't 81 reviews prove otherwise? Or are you only expecting problems after a year? I've looked at other brands like indesit or Samsung but none have review to match this model. Maybe it was just certain hotpoint models that have issues?

Hotpoint: a once respected British company, bought out by the Americans and now just a name slapped on shamefully poor products with backup so bad they had to attend for a telling off by MPs. Why anyone would consider splashing their hard earned cash on this rubbish when there are plenty of other budget options around just defeats logic!

You can't have the 10 year 'free' parts without using their vastly overpriced repair network - nothing short of a con!

No, it affects anyone who wants 'customer service' and the 10 year parts warranty is nothing less than a con (only available if use Hotpoints overprices repair network. But some people just won't listen to good advice!

Must be a really poor wash. About 15 mins is wash and Rest is rinse and spin.

Still waiting for my Beko to blow up. Hate it. Useless.

I know what you are saying - the blurb does mention the usual 2kg in 14 mins but it also says on the beko website 10kg in 28 mins. https://www.beko.co.uk/a-10kg-1400rpm-washing-machine-wtb1041r2-anthracite

No way this can wash the full 10kg in 28 mins. Most washers and I mean like 99% can do about 3-4 kg on that wash

Any advice on avoiding £19.95 delivery charges please?

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I think we were both right on these parts, just talking about different things. This video makes it clear:

OK, let's summarise this: On a cold day, when central heating is on, a condensing dryer is more efficient than a vented dryer. While it may use a little more electricity through the plug socket, much of the energy it uses is released as heat into the home which reduces the need for central heating. On a warm day, when the central heating isn't needed, many of the benefits of a condenser are lost. You're liked to open a window to let the heat out. A vented tumble dryer would use less electricity and be more efficient than a condensing dryer. However, on a warm day you can dry your clothing on the washing line - so you don't need to use a tumble dryer at all. Unless it rains. So if you live in a warm climate that is always wet, a vented dryer may be more efficient, otherwise a condensing dryer is likely to be beneficial. A heat pump dryer will use less energy than both of them and will always be more efficient. It's also, statistically, the safest type of dryer. Given the average grid mix of electricity in the UK for many years now, it's more eco friendly to use electricity than gas for this purpose once you take all factors into account. A heat pump dryer will beat it hands down.

An evaporator turns the refrigerant in the heat pump to gas, absorbing heat from the surroundings, in this case the warm humid air that passes over it, causing the water vapour to condense. You won't find one in a conventional condenser dryer. A conventional condenser uses a heat exchanger, or condenser if you prefer, cooled by either room temperature air blown through it, or cold water from the supply (more common in washer dryers where the space for fans, a heat exchanger and water tank is limited) . ro53ben5 h, 26 m ago"While conventional tumble dryers release the hot air used to dry to clothes, heat pump technology conserves and reuses it."This is actually a function of a condensing dryer, not specific to heat pumps. That's not correct, a conventional condensing dryer does not conserve the hot air, it releases the heat extracted from the hot moist air by its heat exchanger as waste hot air into the room, or if water cooled, as warm water down the drain and uses an electric element to reheat the recirculated less humid cooled air. So while in does recirculate the air it does not conserve the heat. Only a heat pump extracts the heat from the moist air to remove the moisture and releases it back to reheat the recirculated air.

thanks @blaggy59 :)

It's not the delivery I worry about, I would worry more about the awful after sales service you will get from Currys if it breaks down.

Buying from currys (y) good luck. They will mess up the delivery so much that you will feel you should have paid more and bought from elsewhere

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At this price I am tempted! More than approx. 430 for LG. How many years of warranty for this Beko washing machine. Please thank you.

Ooh - raw nerve here chaps! XD

Disappointing fridge performance, unstable fridge temperature when the outside temperature drops, some parts are difficult to use and clean

This gets a bit of a kicking by Which.

Would also like to know - the site says interior metal but pictures appear to show painted finish. I find these days, most microwaves die faster from rust and paint peeling than anything else.

Hi. Can you confirm if the interior is stainless steal finish or paint.

I bought this about a week ago, lovely microwave for the money

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oos ;(

Thank you Zany xxx <3 <3 <3

Quite sleek and chic. Thanks Zany. :{

Needed that thanks (y)

Cold. Plastic kettle. Plastic taste in your tea.

(y) haha, I enjoy being Eeyore. :p Thank you @amazoncrazy All credit to @n15hu :D

How are you finding your cffe machine

Iv given it a go so time will tell thanks

Just that’s it’s a good deal. Reviews were somewhat unknown as it’s a new model. But £40 for a coffee machine is a really good price.

It's cheap!

What is so good about this machine?