This thing reminds me a lot of my rice cooker. I put the stuff in it, push auto, and then walk away. When it's done it sings! Very comparable to the Samsung dryer my dad purchased, but at a much lower price. It matches the washer I purchase so there's that too! I also managed to get this bad boy on sale! No issues to date. Great bargain for a great product.

Great tub size! You can also program it to ur cell phone to do washes and let you know when the wash is done too!

We have had this dryer for a little over a month, but so far so good. Runs quiet, looks great, and best of all it does a very good job of what a dryer needs to do, and that is to dry your clothes in a reasonable amount of time. Plenty of setting options, and very easy to use. My wife is happy with it, and thus I'm happy, and in turn that also makes me happy with LG.

I recently purchased this as a set - washer and dryer. I love the way it looks and sounds. It also seems to work well once you get used to the settings. I haven't received an electric bill since buying this, so I can't say how energy efficient it is, but it stops as soon as the clothes are dry. I'm still trying to figure out how to use it to get rid of wrinkles. Certain pants are very wrinkled when the cycle is done (compared to my old dryer). Overall, I'm happy with this dryer.

Simple machine, working fine so far, just under 2 months in. Very quiet, good selection of cycles. Minor gripes (which were known before purchasing, to be fair): (1) Curved top - who doesn't use the top of their dryer as a work surface for laundry? Curved top is an unnecessary aesthetic design choice, and arguably inconvenient. Probably done to match the curved top of the associated washer. (2) Side-hinged door instead of bottom-hinged - certainly not a deal-breaker, but bottom-hinged doors just make more sense for transferring laundry in and out of the machine. Side-note, the door is reversible so can be set to open in either direction by swapping the hinges and latch. (3) The description on the Best Buy site, under features, says no moisture sensor, but the machine does have a series of sensor-dry cycles. Not really sure what the difference is there, but frankly, the sensor-dry cycles on this machine aren't that great. After using them, the laundry is still quite damp, so the manual-dry cycles are the only ones we use. Kind of a bummer because a machine that senses dryness properly would be more efficient. Still gets a thumbs up overall.