ASKO is a Swedish premium brand known for heavy-duty build quality and very fast spins of up to 1800rpm. These are machines designed to last well over a decade.
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| Brand | Models Listed | Price Range | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| ASKO | 4 | £929–£1,899 | — |
| Hotpoint | 58 | £299–£639 | ASKO vs Hotpoint |
| LG | 41 | £349–£1,499 | ASKO vs LG |
| Indesit | 40 | £229–£599 | ASKO vs Indesit |
| Hisense | 36 | £239–£1,700 | ASKO vs Hisense |
| Haier | 29 | £329–£1,499 | ASKO vs Haier |
ASKO suits buyers who see a washing machine as a long-term investment, heavy users who wash daily, and households that tumble dry often and benefit from very high spin speeds. Budget buyers will get more capacity per pound elsewhere.
Why are ASKO washing machines expensive?
ASKO focuses on heavy-duty construction, high spin speeds and long service life, which increases manufacturing cost.
Where are ASKO washing machines from?
ASKO is a Swedish brand with a long history in laundry and dishwashers.
What spin speed do ASKO machines reach?
ASKO models spin at up to 1800rpm, among the fastest available for home use.
Is a 1600rpm spin worth it?
Yes, if you tumble dry, as drier clothes need less time in the dryer, saving energy.
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