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AEG washing machines sit within the Electrolux stable of domestic appliance brands, which includes Zanussi.
If you're thinking about buying an AEG washing machine and wondering how it compares with other popular washing machine brands, read on for all the information you need.
You can find out how AEG washing machines score in our reviews and how reliable they are, as well as how owners rate them. We've included the pros and cons you need to know about, plus our verdict on whether you should buy one. If know you want an AEG and simply want to read about individual models, you can compare scores of all of them in our AEG washing machine reviews.
All the information you'll find here has been independently researched – we buy the AEG washing machines we test ourselves and we run our own surveys to find out what owners really think of their machines.
Not sure what type of washing machine you need? See our guide to the best washing machines.
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The average test score is based on results for all models we've tested that are still currently available. The customer score and estimated average lifespan are based on a Which? member survey conducted in September 2021 of 313 AEG owners. The customer score is based on customer satisfaction and whether members would recommend the brand to a friend. Table last updated in December 2021.
Expect to pay between £300 and £700 for an AEG washing machine. Based on all currently available and reviewed, the average price is £627. This certainly isn't cheap, but it's well worth reading individual reviews to see whether you want to stretch the budget, or if a cheaper model from the brand suits you.
Want to see how AEG compares with other major washing machine manufacturers? To help you make your buying decision, head to our best washing machine brands to find out which brands top the table.
Many AEG washing machines have a drum capacity of 8kg or 9kg, making them roomy enough for most households. Like most brands, AEG focuses on producing freestanding models. However, there are some built-in AEG washing machines available if you're in the market for a machine that sits behind a cupboard door.
AEG's cheapest washing machines don't have much in the way of extra features, but more expensive models have wifi-connectivity. This means you can connect to the AEG Care app on your smartphone to control and monitor washes remotely. Some also have automatic detergent dispensers, so you just fill up a large tank with liquid detergent and fabric conditioner and the washing machine only uses what it needs.
All AEG appliances come with a two-year guarantee as standard to protect against manufacturing faults and defects that occur during this warranty period.
Most AEG washing machines are white, although it's possible to find silver variants of some models.
To help you make sense of it all, we've put together this washing machine jargon buster and included the unique AEG jargon too.
If you’re still searching for the right washing machine to install in your home, check out the washing machine reviews on our site to find the best model for you.