Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love it… Looks great… Fancy… Space Saver… Everything you need in just one item…

Wow! Fit perfectly in my limited space laundry area. Very quiet set. Can't believe how much it holds!! I didn't want another front loader washer, but my niece recommended this model from personal experience and it did not disappoint! Definitely would recommend it !

Works amazingly. Perfect size, it is perfect for smaller cramped spaces. Very quiet, powerful and efficient. The color is exactly what I wanted.

combined unit replaced an 18 year old combined unit. New unit is quieter, easy to use and efficient. Don't know how it will hold up but at this time couldn't be happier. Graphite color blends in.

Great stacked washer dryer set! Huge tub capacity, very efficient and works great. Love the tech and notifications when laundry is done. A Win for sure!

This is our second purchase of a LG washer and dryer so we decided to try this stackable edition.I am super happy with this LG stacked washer and dryer. It has easy programable settings and it remembers the wash cycle that then is saved for the dryer setting. It is quiet, runs smoothly and is overall a great appliance!

Perfect buy. Big capacity quick and silent. Very happy

Extremely awesome combo set of washer and dryer. It is very quiet and it does a great job of washing clothes, blankets and somewhat heavy items. Definitely recommend buying this to save space. Has been running extremely well for a couple of months now.

I recently upgraded my laundry room with the LG 4.5 Cu. Ft. HE Smart Front Load Washer and 7.4 Cu. Ft. Gas Dryer WashTower in sleek Black Steel, and I couldn't be more delighted with my purchase. This dynamic duo has truly transformed my laundry routine, making it more efficient and convenient than ever before. First and foremost, the performance of both the washer and dryer is exceptional. The washer's 4.5 cubic feet capacity is perfect for handling large loads, effectively cleaning even the toughest stains with its high-efficiency technology. The gas dryer, with its 7.4 cubic feet capacity, dries clothes quickly and evenly, saving both time and energy. The addition of steam functionality in both appliances ensures that my clothes come out not just clean and dry but also refreshingly wrinkle-free. What sets this WashTower apart from others on the market is its built-in intelligence and smart features. With LG's innovative technology, I can control and monitor my laundry from anywhere using the SmartThinQ app on my smartphone. This has been a game-changer, allowing me to start or pause cycles, receive notifications when laundry is done, and even troubleshoot any issues remotely. The built-in intelligence also ensures optimal washing and drying settings based on the fabric type and soil level, taking the guesswork out of laundry care. Aside from its impressive performance and smart capabilities, the LG WashTower is also beautifully designed. The Black Steel finish adds a touch of elegance to my laundry room, while the streamlined design of the WashTower saves valuable space without compromising on capacity or functionality. In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend the LG 4.5 Cu. Ft. HE Smart Front Load Washer and 7.4 Cu. Ft. Gas Dryer WashTower to anyone in search of a top-of-the-line laundry solution. Its superior performance, smart features, and stylish design make it a worthwhile investment that simplifies and enhances the laundry experience.

Our old unit broke down, we got this about a year and a half ago. Excellent it works very well. It’s quiet and it looks good too.. highly recommend

I love my new LG stackable washer and dryer. It is so quiet and saves a lot of space in my garage. Easy to use with the control in the middle. I am 5ft tall and I can easily reach the dryer.

Very quiet even with the heaviest of loads. Same size as my previous washer and drier but a much larger capacity.

I never would have guessed that I would have been looking forward to getting a major appliance, But our ten year old stacked washer and dryer needed replacement. In then years it seems that all the machines have gotten taller, and the first thing that appealed to me was the fact that the controls for both the washer and dryer are located midway from floor to ceiling...not so much for me, as I'm 6'2, but my wife is only 5'2. Reaching the top of the dryer (stacked on top of the washer) with a conventional stack would have been a huge issue for her, so this was ideal. The capacities of both the washer and dryer are plenty generous, too. The machines are exceedingly quiet, too, and seem to have many functions. My issues with the machine: Lack of user friendliness. The machines were clearly developed without the benefit of input from users. Some engineer, cloistered in an office, who never does laundry must have been the developer of the user interface. Completely counter-intuitive. For example, t took 3 hours of calls to LG's "customer service line" (advertised as 24/7/365, but only open part of the day) to figure out how to use a "custom" program (i.e., where a user can select the duration and temperature). It's not shown in the manual. Instead the tell you to use the app. Except, the app is impossible to use unless you have a 2.4Ghz router. Most of the features of the machine are locked away in an app that is inaccessible unless you have the technical capability to switch your router from 5Ghz to 2.4Ghz, which completely messes with the speed of any user's home network. I can't even access the app. I am reasonably technical, and this has me completely stumped. And a call to LG sends you to some far-off country speaking to a very nice customer service agent who is entirely clueless about the machine. They offered zero help in accessing the app or using the control panel. I only figured out how to set a "custom" (which isn't even custom...you have to choose minutes by 10's) cycle by serendipity; the agent had no idea. Bottom line: The tower does a nice competent job, but I'm only keeping it because of the convenience of the controls. You can't depend on LG's customer service department to help whatsoever, so if you are at all intimidated by technology or get frustrated when things don't "just work," stay away from this machine.

We upgraded from a wash tower unit with an agitator which we used for years, so having a front loading HE unit was going to feel pretty luxurious no matter what. After a month of steady use, I’m happy to say it was well worth the money. Cleans like a dream— we go through a lot of cloth diapers for our baby, and they look like new each time. The dryer (gas version) does a great job of sensing the dampness level. The control panel took a little while to figure out, but once I read the manual it became very intuitive. Would totally recommend, especially if on sale.

I couldn't be happier with my purchase! It's been years since I bought a new washer/dryer and the LG is definitely computerized so my 11-year old grandson had to show me how to operate the settings. Really easy and the Best Buy salespeople were quite good at the sales process and scheduling a quick delivery. No pressure. I am very satisfied with the entire process. And, it looks good in my laundry room.

This washer and dryer is great - it is quiet and compact. There are multiple washer and dyer functions that make it easy to use and options to alter each wash and dry mode. Washing a delicates load takes 39 minutes - a bedding load with an extra rinse took 110 minutes. The only thing that is slightly annoying about it is that the chime at the end of a cycles sounds like the jingle for an ice cream truck and I haven't figured out how to change it or if you can. So on laundry days, I constantly want ice cream.

So far it's been fine. I had my last stackable for 30 years. (repaired it many times) So i'm still getting used to a front loader. Also still getting used to how water level, wash times and load sizes are now automated. It needs a longer cycle than the default cycle to get my clothes as clean as my old machine with an agitator in the tub did. But it is a lot gentler on my clothes. They should last longer now. It also uses less water and energy. And doesn't take that much longer than my old machine. Maybe about a 10 minute difference. I'm not an expert but that might be common in comparison to top loaders. When i first saw the machine i thought that the pull out door for the soap doesn't seem all that sturdy. But when doing laundry i don't really see it as an issue. Also when doing laundry i have to kneel down and then stand up to move the clothes from one tub to the other. Not an issue for me, or my arthritis. But thought i would mention it. I assume any front loader would be similar. Even with separate washer and dryers All in all i really like the layout. Build quality seems leaps and bounds better than the old school one piece stackables. I used to think knobs were more reliable and easier to repair than buttons. Then in my search for a machine i discovered that knobs are now attached to the same computer boards as buttons. The front panel on this is very sturdy. Much better than knobs. I also like that the buttons are in the middle of the machine instead of the top. I have steam hooked up for the dryer which keeps clothes from coming out too wrinkled. Can't get that function in an old school stackable. Can't get any wi-fi programability either. It also does much larger loads. So for me, this is worth the money. It is the best option at the best price for the space i have. If you need a stackable because of space and this would be your primary machine then i highly recommend it. It is worth the extra cost over other stackables. Maybe not as many metal parts in it as something like a speed queen. But it's also a lot more affordable. And still very sturdy. The motor is guaranteed for 10 years, And with a speed queen stackable if you're under 5' 8" you're going to need a stool to make sure you got all of your clothes out of the dryer. Very strange layout. There are other boutique machines that are supposed to be very reliable. But when i researched what they offer i find that they just don't seem cost effective. Things like ridiculously small tubs and no one but their own people know how to fix them. When i looked at old school stacked washer/dryers they seem like toys in comparison. Most of them were already falling apart on the showroom floor.

by far these are the best washer and dryer I ever had. Quick cycles, easy to use, love the stackable creates more space

I really like stacking the washer and dryer. But getting full sized. It takes up less space. And then you font need those extra stands underneath to raise them up. Where this products beats everyone on full size stacking is the over all dimensions and bringing the control panel down to the center. I’m 6 feet tall abs even struggled with seeing the dryer buttons on my last unit. But this one is perfect for all heights. Great job LG. I’m normally a Samsung person so you have converted me with this product.

nice size and good styling. simple to use. very quiet.