Just as we expected. Capacious as is 10 kg drum. Easy to install and working well.

I went for this machine to replace my 10 year old AEG machine and it doesn’t disappoint. Things I like about the machine: - good energy rating, a 90degree cotton wash (3.40 mins) cost approx 22pence - the time save button can do a cotton wash in 54mis - solid machine which is well built - 10kg fits in loads - good range of settings including the easy iron, mixed load, hygiene and outdoor settings - pressing the pause button unlocks the door mid cycle and more laundry can be added Dislikes: The detergent drawer is large but feels a bit flimsy opening and closing

Very solidy made and heacy. If it lasts as long as out previous AEG I'll be delighted.

Very happy with my AEG washing machine. The fast cycle is quick and effective, and the machine is very quiet.

I had a much more expensive Samsung Washer which failed catatrophically after 5 years (Main Shaft/Drum Spider Bracket- about a £450 Repair cost), and did consider going All Out to buy a Miele this time. But (according to online research) the Lower Priced Mieles (ie the Sub £1k versions)) are made in Poland or Turkey - Same as most other Brands of Washers including some that you might assume are German Assembled! - so the Quality you get is no better despite paying more. Hence I settled on something 'Middle of the Road' and chose the AEG- given that it holds a large 10kg Load and has a nice wide door for easier loading. However - (And this applies to many Washers but I never previously noticed)- The Load Weight varies depending upon the Program- so my 10kg AEG only allows 5kg on the Quick Wash- and various other programmes have various Maximum weights. ALL manufacturers seem to be doing this lately! So dont assume that buying the highest Weight capacity works for ALL different programmes- Just a Couple of them. On day 2 - my AEG abandoned a Mixed Load 69 Min Program after about 3 minutes- telling me it was overloaded- but there was only about 3kg (Dry weight) of clothes inside. I assumed this was just a Glitche with the weight sensor as I started the Program again and it worked ok and continues to work fine after 1 week of ownership. The AEG is quiet and spins fast enough at 1400rpm. I have no idea if its belt driven or has an Electronic Inverter motor (My Samsung which failed had an Electronic Inverter with a 10 Year Guarantee- but that Was NOT the component which failed and wrote off the machine!)- so dont be bamboozled by Manufacturer claims. So Im a new AEG Customer. And was pleasantly surprised to see that it has a Sticker on it giving a 2 Year Warranty (if you register it) yet AO Webpage suggests only 1 Year- so a Small win there? Ive had , Bendix/Candy/ Bosch/ Samsung Washers and they all last about 5 years Max- so lets see how AEG do for Longevity?

More solid feeling than the LG it replaced, feels well built. Easy to understand and use and wash results good. Very happy with this machine.