It really should be highlighted that it can take between 6 and 10 hours to dry towels and Jeans. I dread to think what my next electric bill will be. I've had it 2 months and tried every possible way but my previous vented tumble dryer that was 10 years old was much better! What a waste of money

The new generation of heat pump dryers are very poor, taking at least 3 times longer than the traditional drier, we are so disappointed that after paying double that of the traditional drier we are worse off. I am afraid its a big thumbs down for this new technology, which unlike most new developments takes us backwards.n

For some reason the world has stopped sellling vented integrated tumble dryers... so after ours packed up we were in need of a new one, sensibly priced. This seemed to fit the bill... it's a great tumble dryer with seemingly lots of features but it took a lot of time to tumble dry a couple of towels. Were we spoilt by our 'one button' dryer previously? Possibly... This has a good sized drum... good design... if you're moving from vented to heat pump condenser - don't expect it to perform as well as your previous dryer.

Very happy with the product, best price was from AO. It’s super quiet and a good size as we had limitations in the height of our worktops which ruled out most integrated tumble dryers. It does take a long time to dry items-what used to take 45 mins now takes 2 hours, but allegedly this method is more cost saving. I reserve judgement until I see the electric bill!

Takes over three hours for clothes to dry

Worst tumble dryer I have ever had. Takes hours to dry anything, no towel only setting.

Looks great and is all singing and dancing. Much cheaper to run than our last tumble dryer, but takes 3 times longer to dry.

There is not a huge choice in Integrated tumble dryers and so after reading reviews I settled on this candy machine. I've only had it s week but so far am pretty happy with it. I've used the dark load setting on extra dry and that seems to work well. On opening the dryer the washing can feel damp initially until you take it out to fold. I haven't downloaded the app as yet. The filters seem easy enough to empty, there is a water collector in the door as well as a fluff filter and also another fluff filter which would be behind the plinth so you would need to make sure the plinth is easily removable. I always tumble dry with the cupboard door open but have noticed it can get damp on the cupboard sides at the front of the machine and have to wipe it down so will have to keep an eye on that.