My wife wanted the LG Wash Tower when they first came out but we weren’t in the need for a new unit. Then last month out washer stopped working so I took the opportunity to run out and buy a new one. Ironically the wash tower was the only one that was available that day. It was on sale for $800 off the original price. They had it in stock so I took it home. It’s everything I hoped it would be. Stylish, and extremely efficient and very quiet. I’d give it 10 stars if it were an option. It’s compact and yet offers very large capacities. While stacked together the unit is very heavy (330 lbs). If you read the installation manual it does come apart to move it easier if needed. In my case, our laundry hookups are upstairs on the second story of our home so I’m sure glad it came apart. Very pleased and would absolutely recommend this to everyone

One of the best washer and dryer purchases I’ve done in long time. Superb quality, compact, advance technology and just looks way dam good. The first thing I noticed is they got the heights right. Standard stackable w/d are around 80-81 inches but LG ensured no useless space was included. They combined the controls in the middle saving a lot of room. Thee dryer is convenient to put things in and out of without feeling like you have to reach up, and the washer is at an easy to reach height as well. One of the big upgrades on the washer side is that it leaves much less water in what I would call the seal channel of the door area. It seems like it does a great job of getting all the water out which many others fail at. You can also see this when you take your clothes out after a spin cycle, and they are nearly dry already. I think this plays to the efficiency of the appliance as well. Also, the control panel is very easy to use. All the options you’ll need right at your fingertips without stretching to see what’s at the top. Want more features, Samsung offers an abundance of additional features via the download option. You can download a wash/dry cycle and send to your w/d. The regular wash cycle is fast and extremely quiet. I’ve had to check on my washer a few times to really ensure it’s on because it was so quiet. Especially for anyone who lives in a building and does laundry late sometimes. It’s like nothings on. Once the wash is done, you put them in the dryer and your settings will carry over. There's also a plethora of customizations that can be made to both washing and drying. The tech features are awesome, and easy to use. The AI is built-in, so there's not need to mess with any settings. It takes the guesswork out of doing the laundry. The dryer also has a cool wrinkle care feature, so that if you leave your clothes in the dryer for a while, it will lightly tumble them occasionally, so they don't wrinkle. The lit inner drums of both the washer and dryer make it really easy to see. I've never seen an effective light inside a dryer until now! Enjoy the photos.

So far we like it. It’s taking up a smaller space in our laundry area then the separate washer/dryer we had (we are going to add cabinets now) It’s super quiet and I like that I can wash my linens quickly. I also like the controls in the middle as it’s easy for me (I’m short) to load everything. The only thing I which was that we could adjust the doors to open the other direction- it would work way better in the space we have. Otherwise so far so good.

It's a gorgeous machine. I hope it last long enough to be worth the extra money for its style and beauty. Love the compact size and its very stable, not wobbling like my old machines and quiet. I am confused about a couple of things. 1) The dryer lint tray appears to be a design flaw and a problem. When you open the dryer door a bunch of lint falls on the floor and is ALWSAY stuck to the gasket from the interiora ll along the bottom of the gasket. Basically the lint tray has openings that hit right up against the dryer door and maybe because of the sleek flat door design they screwed up on how the lint usually STAYS in the lint trap. Very weird design flaw. Do I return a huge machine because the lint falls out and I have to wipe the dryer door gasket and vacuum after each use, if I want a clean space? ...Dunno yet 2) The washing machine wrings the cloths so well that they are completely waterless but about 1/2 the time I use the dryer my cloths are damp after a full dryer cycle. Could be user error but I use the simplest basic dryer setting and press 'play' button. Doesn't seem like I should have to know something special or do any programming to get the dryer to dry the cloths. I'm confused about that one. 3) I replaced a 10 plus year old washing machine and though this is spectacular looking it doesn't do anything more with regards to the quality of the washing compared to our old front loading washer. Maybe a washer is just a washer and I should have not hoped that somehow and new machine would make cloths cleaner. I believe that they are not getting as damaged by the wash cycle though and this machine should be more efficient etc. Overall very happy with this purchase other than the dryer gasket being covered in lint.. that also falls over the front of the machine and floor when you open the dryer door. My kids love the look so much that they want to do laundry!

So far, I love this machine. It's only 4.5 months old so I can't speak to longevity. I have it in my kitchen, and other than the part of the cycle where the water is piped into the machine, it's decently quiet. I do virtual meetings while its running. I love the look of it, everything comes out super dry, and, my most important priority was that it isn't an eyesore in my kitchen. The washer is great, everything feels clean and it can fit a good sized load. Would definitely recommend. The only major downside for me is that I bought it for the 2200.00 price and now it's 800.00 cheaper. DEFINITELY worth it for the 1500.00 price tag. Total steal.