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$959.00
Noble Appliance Center
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$690.00
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Feb 2017
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Washing Machine Buying Guide
Washing machines come in 2 different forms - top loading or front loading. While these two forms largely do the same thing, there are some small advantages and differences between them:
Top Loading
These washing machines tend to be older, and don’t have quite as much power, but because of this they are quieter and cheaper. Clothes are loaded into a hatch in the top of the machine - because of this they require less bending to load, which may be a boon for elderly people or those with back problems. The top-loading means that it can’t be stacked under other white goods, since you’ll need access to the top of the machine.
Front Loading
These comprise of the majority of washing machines. Clothes are loaded into a hole in the front of the machine. These machines generally are newer and have more power than top loading machines, though are also more expensive. This extra power comes with increased noise and vibration, which may be detrimental depending on where you’re going to be installing the machine. Finally, some brands of front loading machines can be stacked on top of each other, saving valuable space in flats and smaller utility rooms.
Additionally, some washing machines come as integrated - meaning they are altered to look like a cupboard or part of the work surface. These types of machines generally cost more than a standalone model, but may be worth the expense to gain a more streamlined and design-focussed kitchen.
Spin Speed, Noise & Vibration
Most modern washing machines will have a spin cycle that can run at the end of the wash, to remove excess water and mean the clothes dry faster. Higher spin speeds mean the clothes dry faster and more efficiently, but there is a tradeoff: higher spin speeds mean more noise and vibration from the machine while it is running.
Noise levels for washing machines are measures in Db - most washing machines fall between 60-70Db, which is generally equivalent to the noise of a vacuum cleaner running.
Vibration is harder to measure, but generally speaking the faster the spin speed, the more the machine will move around when you use it. Newer models have special technology to reduce the amount of vibration given off by the spin cycle - look for these machines if you want quieter washing cycles.
Capacity & Size Of Machine
The capacity of the drum in your washing machine will determine how many clothes you can fit in a single wash. Drum capacity is measured in Kg, with a single Kg being equivalent to a single outfit. Bigger washing machines have bigger capacities, which may be necessary for families - single people and couples may find it far cheaper and more energy efficient to buy a smaller machine.
Programs
Modern washing machines come with a variety of different programs to handle different types of clothing, levels of dirt, etc. Most machines will include programs for white and coloured washing, as well as delicates and quick cycles. More advanced machines may also have more specialist programs, with cycles catering specifically to the safe washing of woollen jumpers, pillows, jeans and even shoes. While not all of these programs may be necessary, more programs is generally a good sign of a higher-end and more capable washing machine.
Samsung Washing Machines
Samsung Washing Machine Prices
The price range of Samsung washing machines is from $690 to $1,075 and in total we found prices for 3 Samsung washing machines. A new Samsung washing machine costs on average $908 and 80% of Samsung washing machines are priced between $690 and $1,075. The cheapest Samsung washing machine that we found is the Samsung WW90K5410 at only $690, and the most expensive is the Samsung WF50K7500AVA2 at $1,075.
Price Range of Samsung Washing Machines
Samsung washing machines range in price from $690 to $1,075, and the average price of Samsung washing machines is $908 which is the 4th highest average price of all washing machine brands.
How Good Are Samsung Washing Machines?
We have checked 154 expert reviews and 40,821 user reviews for washing machines and used this data to evaluate an average rating for Samsung washing machines of 88%. This makes Samsung the 3rd best washing machine brand according to customer reviews.
When Are Most New Samsung Washing Machines Released?
August to October is the most common period for new Samsung washing machines to be released in. If you want the latest Samsung washing machine technology you may want to think about waiting until August 2021. Also the price of the current Samsung washing machines may drop off just before the latest models are released in August. In October 2020, 10 new Samsung washing machines were released making it the biggest month that year for new Samsung washing machine releases. 18 new Samsung washing machines were released in April 2019 making it the biggest month that year for new Samsung washing machine releases. The biggest month in 2018 for new Samsung washing machine releases was August, with 19 new Samsung washing machines released that month.
How Fast Do Samsung Washing Machine Prices Drop After Release?
Samsung washing machines tend to depreciate faster than most washing machines. Most washing machines drop in price by 9% in the first 6 months after release. On average Samsung washing machines drop in price by 14% in the first 6 months after release.
If you are prepared to wait then you could save an average of $134 on a typical $975 new Samsung washing machine by waiting 6 months before buying.