AEG vs Bosch — Comparison

The AEG LX6WG74634BI at £639 and the Bosch Series 4 WKD28260GB at £899 are both built-in washer dryers, designed to sit behind a kitchen cabinet door and handle washing and drying in a single appliance. They differ in capacity, spin speed and price.

The AEG LX6WG74634BI offers a 7kg wash and 4kg dry capacity with a fast 1600rpm spin, which removes more water and shortens drying time. AEG's washer dryers typically feature ProSense-style load sensing to adjust time and water. The Bosch WKD28260GB offers a larger 8kg wash and 5kg dry capacity with a 1400rpm spin, giving more room for family loads. Bosch's Series 4 range is known for reliability and solid build. Washer dryers suit homes without space for a separate tumble dryer, though drying capacity is usually lower than washing capacity.

For larger households, the Bosch's extra kilogram of wash and dry capacity is valuable, reducing the number of cycles needed. For smaller households, the AEG offers a faster spin and costs £260 less, making it excellent value. Both require a suitable integrated housing and door-fixing kit. If you dry large loads often, consider whether separate integrated washer and dryer units would suit you better.

Bottom line: choose the AEG LX6WG74634BI at £639 if you want a built-in washer dryer with a fast 1600rpm spin at a lower price. Choose the Bosch Series 4 WKD28260GB at £899 if you need larger 8kg wash and 5kg dry capacities.