[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love it! If I could have rated with partial stars I would have rated it 4.8 stars! Suggested improvements would be interior light should stay on for 1-2 mins when door opened ( until shut). Volume of Notification alarm should be adjustable
Pros: ease of use, Quality, Style/Design, Performance
We have owned the LG DLEW4000W electric dryer for about a month now and couldn't be more pleased with its features. It's fairly quiet and the Wifi features add tons of convenience. Would highly recommend it!
Have only had the dryer hooked up for one day and a couple of loads but the link with the Thinq app is great. I knew the dryer was venting as I tedted it before I hooked it to the ductwork. After hooking it up there was no exhaust at the outdoor grate - lint dam! I was able to use the remote start feature on yhe phone app to go in the crawl space and disassemble the ductwork while starting and stopping the dryer to locate the blockage. We also purchased the matching washer that links with the dryer. and the washer tells the fryer what setting to use
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We replaced an existing LG washer/ dryer combo with this unit. The others had lasted quite a while so we have good confidence in LG washer/ dryers. The new dryer is quieter, very fuel efficient and does an excellent job of sensor drying. This new unit has more upgraded features than the old one and allows for many options for drying.
These are replacing my 12 year old LG washer and dryer. Love the quality. These are quieter than my older models, clean and dry great, haven't tried the steam setting yet. Love the app that alerts you when the wash or dry is done, no more standing around waiting for it, and it let's you know whether you are at home or elsewhere, very cool.
All is good with the washer, for the price though I would’ve expected the readout screen to be a bit fancier than the digital watch I had in the 90s. The washer itself washes clothes well by putting soap and water on them, shaking them around a bit, and then rinsing the soap off them.