Miele 8kg 1400rpm PowerWash Washing Machine - White vs 9kg 1400rpm PowerWash & Steam Washing Machine - White — Comparison

WWB360WCS is the Miele WWB360WCS 8kg 1400rpm PowerWash Washing Machine in white at £949, the slightly lower-priced PowerWash model in this comparison. WWD380WCS is the Miele WWD380WCS 9kg 1400rpm PowerWash & Steam Washing Machine in white at £999, sitting just above it by adding capacity and SteamCare while keeping a modest £50 price gap.

Both models have a 1400rpm spin speed, A energy rating, Add Load, QuickPowerWash, CapDosing and Miele@home connectivity. WWB360WCS has an 8kg capacity and specifically lists the Honeycomb Drum. WWD380WCS increases the drum to 9kg and adds SteamCare, giving it an advantage for easing creases and refreshing garments. The specification provided for WWD380WCS does not list Honeycomb Drum, while WWB360WCS does not include SteamCare or the extra kilogram of load space.

WWB360WCS suits smaller households or loyal Miele buyers who want PowerWash, connectivity and CapDosing at the lower £949 price. Its 8kg drum is enough for routine laundry, and the Honeycomb Drum mention will appeal to buyers focused on fabric protection. WWD380WCS is the better value for many families because the extra £50 brings 9kg capacity and steam. It makes sense if you wash bigger loads or want help reducing ironing, without jumping to the much more expensive TwinDos model. In practical terms, this matters because washing machines tend to be kept for years: paying more is easier to justify when the extra drum space, drying, steam, dosing or smart control will be used weekly, while the cheaper model remains the better buy when those advantages would sit unused in everyday laundry routines at home.

Bottom line: choose WWB360WCS if you want the cheaper 8kg PowerWash model with Honeycomb Drum and Miele@home / opt for WWD380WCS if you want 9kg capacity plus SteamCare for only £50 more.