Beko vs Hisense — Comparison

The Beko BM3WT3941B at £299 and the Hisense WF1Q7021BW at £289 are both budget washing machines, but they differ in capacity and spin speed. The Beko offers a 9kg drum and 1400rpm spin, while the Hisense offers a 7kg drum and 1200rpm spin.

The Beko BM3WT3941B's 9kg drum handles family loads, towels and bedding, and its 1400rpm spin extracts more water so clothes dry faster on the line or in a tumble dryer. The Hisense WF1Q7021BW's 7kg drum suits couples and small households, and its 1200rpm spin leaves clothes slightly wetter, which can mean longer drying times. Both are affordable machines focused on core washing programmes.

For only £10 more, the Beko offers 2kg more capacity and a faster spin, making it clearly the better value for most households. The Hisense suits buyers with limited space who only need a smaller machine, or those who prefer the brand. Faster spins and larger drums are particularly valuable if you tumble dry, as they reduce drying time and energy use.

Bottom line: choose the Beko BM3WT3941B at £299 if you want a 9kg 1400rpm washing machine for only slightly more. Choose the Hisense WF1Q7021BW at £289 if a 7kg 1200rpm machine suits your smaller household.