Customer Ratings & Reviews

When we sold our house, I have to say I was dreading leaving behind our Whirlpool washer and dryer set that had served us faithfully for almost 9 years. No issues, no problems, worked perfectly. Based on my research, I decided to go with this LG set, and after 3 months now, we've been very pleased. They operate quieter than the Whirlpool units and seem to work more efficiently. The gas dryer quickly dries the close. The washer has many settings so you can get the exact wash cycle that matches the load.

I love this dryer compared to my old Samsung electric dryer which I had to run more than once to dry my clothes. Not with this one. The one thing I wish it had that I thought it did was a steam feature. I guess I imagined it, my fault on that.

So quiet, I don’t remember that it is on, it’s so easy to use my son with Autism used it with no problem

Awesome LG Dryer can be controlled with your cell phone and drys clothes at Very fast speeds. The Tempered glass Front piece gives it a very modern and sophisticated look. very quite running also. Has great High efficiency ratings. Happy with purchase overall.

I love my new dryer ! I switched from an electric to gas and it has really saved me time from drying !! I love it & works great!

No light on the inside of this dryer, it would have been convenient if it had one other than that it’s a good dryer.

We are very pleased with our order. They appear bigger in our laundry room but they work great.

good LG - 7.4 Cu. Ft. Stackable Smart Gas Dryer with Built In Intelligence - White

Love it! Easy to use. Good brand. Cool color. Life is good! ☺️

So far, I love it! No complaints with the appliance!

Easy to navigate. Cleaning process above average..

Had this delivered to my garage. When we unboxed it, the corner of the dryer was damaged and the top is shifted. Over all the LG dryer is great The washing machine & refrigerator received with no damage. There is nowhere to report damage except for this review.

LG dryer is highly rated in consumer report. It was competitively priced and delivered and set up within 72 hrs.

Bought it in 2022 and it’s still running pretty well. Highly recommended.

Very pleased with purchase. Once we figured out all the diff settings we were good. Like the speed setting, makes laundry time less of a headache.

Great color. Very large capacity and quiet. Love the look of the front glass. It’s dark so I can’t see clothes when they are in machine.

This LG dryer is simple to use, very quiet and does a great job drying. We’re happy with rhis purchase so far.

Super spacious and QUIET...We (nine people in household!) are 8 months into the purchase and absolutely love this machine. It dries clothes beautifully/as advertised...no regrets!

Love my new dryer! Paid a little more for the graphite color, but worth it since it’s visible in our hallway. We had an LG dryer at our last house and thought it was good quality, functioned well—never had a problem with it in the 5 yrs we had it, but left it behind with the washer for the new owner. I was happy to buy another LG dryer for our new home. We’ve had this one for about a month and I’ve had no problems.

We have several LG dryers in our properties, but have now found an interest issue. One of our properties is a 2nd floor (actually 3rd from below ground level) apartment where the dryer vents from the ceiling of the washer/dryer closet all the way to the 4th floor/top of the apartment building, so there is basically an 8-10 foot vertical vent running from the base of the dryer to the ceiling (behind the stacked washer/dryer) to the duct in the ceiling. That duct then travels another 20+ feet vertically to the roof where it vents. After our dryer was installed, we kept trying to sensor dry, and we would get alarm codes D80, D90, D95 signifying blocked duct. I had a dryer duct professional out twice, who assured me that the duct from my apartment to the roof was wide open. He felt it was a sensor issue with my new dryer. I had an LG repairman come out, who told me he thought that it was basically because the LG having to push up that distance was causing the error. I can't believe that LG dryers aren't used in this configuration all over the world, so I insisted that he change the sensor, which he did. So far, it has been working fine, but he was emphatic that in his experience other brands like Whirlpool and GE have a different sensor and work far better when the dryer vent goes up instead of horizonally straight out. Something to ask about/think about if you have a dryer vent run similar to mine...