If you're looking to upgrade your washer and dryer look no further than the Samsung Bespoke All in One Washer Dryer combo! So far I absolutely love it! It's SO EASY to wash your clothes! Let me know down below what you think! Click the link at the start of the video or to the right under promoted products to get yours! It's a game changer for washing clothes!
The softener dispenser can be set to be an additional detergent dispenser for extra capacity. There’s a specialty detergent setting for it too but I don’t know if that’s for during the wash cycle or rinse. I would assume wash.
@@BreakFixRepair It might be able to be set it in the machine’s settings app or the machine’s Smartthings app, but I know for sure it’s in the Smartthings mobile app for phones. In the Device Control tab click auto dispensers and you can set what is in the bin and what concentration if you get concentrated detergent or softener. Changing the concentration will cause it to adjust how much it dispenses accordingly. The dispenser sounds like it dispenses in 1ml or smaller increments (I counted the pump sounds and divided the amount it used by them). So it’s pretty granular. Also, in the Smartthings app on the device there’s an AI Energy Mode, which usually saves about 18% of the electricity by running, what appears to be, the variable speed compressor at 50-60% of capacity. I can’t get to it in the services section of the iOS app because it skips past it due to a software bug. It takes longer, but it’s also quieter than the full power level. According to the dryer-only advertisement page it’s active in the AI Dry mode, Superspeed, Towels, and Iron Dry (that one might be model-specific). There was no mention of this feature on the combo unit’s feature page but it works. They say up to 30% savings, but I think it varies by whether it’s a light thin material or heavy dense material. An obvious way to know which cycles it works for is the energy graph in one of the apps because at full power the machine uses 600-700 watts/hr and when using the variable speed at lower power it usually uses 400 or less if running through the whole hour. Plus it will tell you at the end of the cycle how much energy was saved if the cycle uses it.
I just got this unit and absolutely loving it, my only hiccup is that there is an overwhelming amount of different cycles, and I have no clue which one to pick. If I am doing towels for example, do I pick Normal (AI), AI Opti Wash & Dry, or Towels? In the manual, the description for 'Normal (AI)" is: For cottons, bed linens, table linens, underwear, towels, or shirts. The washing time and the rinse count are automatically adjusted according to the load"... as you can see, towels are mentioned, which then makes me question, why would I pick the Towel cycle over the Normal (AI) cycle, and then of course there is the AI Opti Wash & Dry which "detects the type, weight, and soil level of your laundry, and then selects the wash cycle settings accordingly", so why would I pick Towels if presumably the machine will pick the best cycle for the current load? Any tips, tricks, or advice on selecting the right cycle?!
Over the last month or so I’ve mostly used three cycles. Small load ( a couple of items), normal wash or a modification of it, or steam and sanitize. I find those three to be the best combo for my weekly uses. Plus being able to modify the temp or add things like bubble soak or extra dry time is great. The one thing I’ve noticed is the normal dry doesn’t always get the clothes completely dry, especially blankets so I normally add the extra dry time.
What are your options when you wash something like wool and need to use a different detergent for just that wash cycle, then go back to bulk washing family clothes.
There’s a tide pod option where you can put a tide pod (or whatever you choose) inside. I do believe there’s also a detergent cup that comes with some you can put in with the clothes.
This is nice. Is it apartment friendly to hook up to the sink? Not all are adjusted to the new faucets they have these days. No one shows for that type of situation.
I’d certainly talk to the apartment management first. The weight is very heavy and they’re really wide and tall. Also the hookups are probably different.
Hi there! Thanks for the video! Im womdering if you think it gets the clothes all the way dry and also wondering if it puts a lot of moisture in the house. Thanks!
So far I haven’t noticed any additional moisture in the house but I will certainly do a humidity test and let you know. For a “normal” dry it works very well. Im in the process of filming a second follow-up that details all of the info on each of the cycles. For now I’ll have to type it lol There’s an extra dry mode that will get the clothes very dry. I’ve noticed on “normal” dry some thicker items such as jeans and very thick towels are sometimes very slightly damp in a couple of areas so I have been running them on “extra dry” that really gets them fully dry. I hope this helps!!
I had one delivered yesterday. There is a blue circular silicone piece that came with it that the installers were unfamiliar with. Do you know where that piece is supposed to go on the machine?
Hmmmm I think there is a plastic hose guide for the drain line. I watched the installers put mine in, only thing I saw them do was unbolt the drum shipping supports and drag it inside.
It's a measuring cup, took me a while to figure it out too. My guess is if you don't want to fill up the dispensers you can put your soap in the cup and throw it in with your load. Otherwise I could find anything online about it and nothing in the manual.
I had one delivered yesterday. It came with a blue silicone circular piece that the installers were unfamiliar with. Do you know where that is supposed to go?
It is called the Aqua Pebble. Instead of using the automatic dispensers at the bottom of the machine, detergent can be put in the aqua pebble and then the aqua pebble is placed inside the drum on top of the dirty clothes.
It's a heat pump system. The hot air carrying moisture will run through the cold side of the heat pump where the moisture condenses, pools and then pumped away. The heat from the warm air is recycled for the hot side of the heat pump. The air is literally recycled as well as any heat not used to evaporate water. There is some energy loss besides the energy used to dry the clothes but no where as much as a vented unit.
Yes!!! It’s automatic. It will wait 10 minutes if you set a specific setting but otherwise yes it will start drying immediately. Normally I will start a load, leave for the day, and come back to freshly cleaned and dried laundry. It’s a game changer!!
Yes you absolutely can do a wash only cycle, or a dry on cycle. you can also set a mode where it will give you 10 minutes to remove anything you don’t want dried. It will also alert your phone when it’s ready.
I am a little paranoid of Samsung appliances after owning a Samsung fridge (the expensive one with the screen). Bought it in 2020 and it’s basically been a lemon. Had to repair the fans twice and now it’s not cooling again. Absolutely atrocious purchase
I hate that happened!! I do think their quality has gotten better the last couple of years. I’m certainly going to keep everyone posted on how this model does. I have a new video coming soon on things I’ve seen so far!!
Wait what??? 6 hours?! That doesn’t seem right. My normal load is somewhere around 2.5-3 hours to wash and fully dry them. There is one setting in there that lets you set an end time to finish. Is it possible that’s set?
@@BreakFixRepair I'm not sure, it was my first load and it wasn't even a lot of clothes, luckily I paid for the 5 year warranty! I'm currently on vacation so when I get home, I'll have another load to wash. Hopefully it won't take long but if it does I'm going to call customer service.
Shopping for one but not in a hurry. Have the Huebsch TR7004 and have mixed feelings. Things I dislike about Samsung compared to the GE and LG is short warranty and...unknown reliability. Samsung has been terrible in recent years and it is still unkown if they have improved and if yes, by how much...
Personally I own a lot of Samsung appliances and have had good experiences with them. This washer had a pretty good warranty. Especially the 10 year digital inverter motor warranty.
Yes! I wanted to run a number of loads through before I gave a honest answer. So far it’s been pretty awesome!!! quick wash and dry loads and thankfully no more moving laundry over to the dryer!!!
@@gnewt75I actually used the super speed wash and dry today. The wash time was 1 hour 10 minutes and dry was also 1 hour and 10 minutes. I started them about 3:20pm and they were done at 5:40pm. The normal cycle time is maybe 45ish minutes longer. I will do some more videos detailing rough wash and dry times. Overall I love the fact that I can throw clothes in, leave the house for a few hours and they’ll be done when I get back. Not to mention with the smart things app you can get notifications on your phone of when each cycle finishes. Hope this helps!!
I don't get why this thing is built like a tank. It's not like Samsung doesn't already have washer dryers. So what's so special about this one. Why does it have to be so heavy. It does look like a commercial machine.
@@BreakFixRepair i was quite surprised to see this model under bespoke as there is usually a washer and dryer stacked under that name. Wonder if this is a US only offering as its not available anywhere else as yet
I wouldn't recommend this to family of 6 , we have one, and If you have to wash multiple loads, you too wait 4+ hrs per load , so u are only getting 5 loads done a day
I’m pretty close to you with 5 in the household but we don’t wash 5 loads a day lol maybe one load a day or 4-5 a week. It works well for us. The normal cycle takes about 3ish hours for me. What’s it take for you?
@@BreakFixRepair its about 4 hrs even on normal or Ai, I also believe the self mantance is cool, but does it 2 or 3 hrs. We also run a daycare so ya a few more extra clothes.
Don't get how the size is a downside. They make all in ones in smaller sizes, GE is only 4.8 and the LG is 5.0 😅 i mean did you not look at the thing before you bought it or measured?
This washer dryer combo is laundromat machine size, definitely bulky. If someone breaks into my house and steals it, I'm not going to be mad, I'll actually be impressed...😂
If you're looking to upgrade your washer and dryer look no further than the Samsung Bespoke All in One Washer Dryer combo! So far I absolutely love it! It's SO EASY to wash your clothes! Let me know down below what you think! Click the link at the start of the video or to the right under promoted products to get yours! It's a game changer for washing clothes!
I have one and love it. We clean the filer after every use using a small hand held vacuum.
It’s honestly one of the best purchases I’ve ever made. The filter is rough though so I’ll try the hand held vacuum!! That’s a great idea!!
I don’t care how long it takes to dry or wash, I’m going to be doing other stuff while it’s handling business lol i am buying this 💯!!
It’s great! I love mine. Check out the tagged products as it’s typically the best deals around and also helps support the channel.
Mine arrives on Tuesday.. nervous but ready to try something new! Thanks for making this video.
I love mine!! I’m sure you’ll love it too!!! it saves so much time.
How is your experience ? I just bought one
The softener dispenser can be set to be an additional detergent dispenser for extra capacity. There’s a specialty detergent setting for it too but I don’t know if that’s for during the wash cycle or rinse. I would assume wash.
Oh wow thank you!! I did not know that!
@@BreakFixRepair It might be able to be set it in the machine’s settings app or the machine’s Smartthings app, but I know for sure it’s in the Smartthings mobile app for phones. In the Device Control tab click auto dispensers and you can set what is in the bin and what concentration if you get concentrated detergent or softener. Changing the concentration will cause it to adjust how much it dispenses accordingly. The dispenser sounds like it dispenses in 1ml or smaller increments (I counted the pump sounds and divided the amount it used by them). So it’s pretty granular. Also, in the Smartthings app on the device there’s an AI Energy Mode, which usually saves about 18% of the electricity by running, what appears to be, the variable speed compressor at 50-60% of capacity. I can’t get to it in the services section of the iOS app because it skips past it due to a software bug. It takes longer, but it’s also quieter than the full power level. According to the dryer-only advertisement page it’s active in the AI Dry mode, Superspeed, Towels, and Iron Dry (that one might be model-specific). There was no mention of this feature on the combo unit’s feature page but it works. They say up to 30% savings, but I think it varies by whether it’s a light thin material or heavy dense material. An obvious way to know which cycles it works for is the energy graph in one of the apps because at full power the machine uses 600-700 watts/hr and when using the variable speed at lower power it usually uses 400 or less if running through the whole hour. Plus it will tell you at the end of the cycle how much energy was saved if the cycle uses it.
I just got this unit and absolutely loving it, my only hiccup is that there is an overwhelming amount of different cycles, and I have no clue which one to pick. If I am doing towels for example, do I pick Normal (AI), AI Opti Wash & Dry, or Towels? In the manual, the description for 'Normal (AI)" is: For cottons, bed linens, table linens, underwear, towels, or shirts. The washing time and the rinse count are automatically adjusted according to the load"... as you can see, towels are mentioned, which then makes me question, why would I pick the Towel cycle over the Normal (AI) cycle, and then of course there is the AI Opti Wash & Dry which "detects the type, weight, and soil level of your laundry, and then selects the wash cycle settings accordingly", so why would I pick Towels if presumably the machine will pick the best cycle for the current load? Any tips, tricks, or advice on selecting the right cycle?!
Over the last month or so I’ve mostly used three cycles. Small load ( a couple of items), normal wash or a modification of it, or steam and sanitize. I find those three to be the best combo for my weekly uses. Plus being able to modify the temp or add things like bubble soak or extra dry time is great. The one thing I’ve noticed is the normal dry doesn’t always get the clothes completely dry, especially blankets so I normally add the extra dry time.
What are your options when you wash something like wool and need to use a different detergent for just that wash cycle, then go back to bulk washing family clothes.
There’s a tide pod option where you can put a tide pod (or whatever you choose) inside. I do believe there’s also a detergent cup that comes with some you can put in with the clothes.
Yep just use pods
@@blackalaskal3372 why? It’s so much easier to fill the reservoir and let it use exactly what it needs.
Just ordered mine from Samsung website and got a free Samsung Jet 60 cordless stick vacuum.
No way???? That’s awesome!!!
Yeah they are giving them out of you but it from best buy as well
This is nice. Is it apartment friendly to hook up to the sink? Not all are adjusted to the new faucets they have these days. No one shows for that type of situation.
I’d certainly talk to the apartment management first. The weight is very heavy and they’re really wide and tall. Also the hookups are probably different.
were you able to find an answer on your question?
Does it only dry if that’s all you need done.
Yes! You can do a wash only cycle or a dry only cycle or a seamless wash and dry cycle together.
Hi there! Thanks for the video! Im womdering if you think it gets the clothes all the way dry and also wondering if it puts a lot of moisture in the house. Thanks!
So far I haven’t noticed any additional moisture in the house but I will certainly do a humidity test and let you know. For a “normal” dry it works very well. Im in the process of filming a second follow-up that details all of the info on each of the cycles. For now I’ll have to type it lol There’s an extra dry mode that will get the clothes very dry. I’ve noticed on “normal” dry some thicker items such as jeans and very thick towels are sometimes very slightly damp in a couple of areas so I have been running them on “extra dry” that really gets them fully dry. I hope this helps!!
@@BreakFixRepair thanks so much for the reply!
@@traveltomoney you’re welcome!
I had one delivered yesterday. There is a blue circular silicone piece that came with it that the installers were unfamiliar with. Do you know where that piece is supposed to go on the machine?
Hmmmm I think there is a plastic hose guide for the drain line. I watched the installers put mine in, only thing I saw them do was unbolt the drum shipping supports and drag it inside.
It's a measuring cup, took me a while to figure it out too. My guess is if you don't want to fill up the dispensers you can put your soap in the cup and throw it in with your load.
Otherwise I could find anything online about it and nothing in the manual.
I had one delivered yesterday. It came with a blue silicone circular piece that the installers were unfamiliar with. Do you know where that is supposed to go?
I think I responded to this comment the other day but did you get it figured out?
It is called the Aqua Pebble. Instead of using the automatic dispensers at the bottom of the machine, detergent can be put in the aqua pebble and then the aqua pebble is placed inside the drum on top of the dirty clothes.
I don't like that the detergent and fabric softener filling areas are at the bottom.
I wish they were at the top but it’s good you only have to refill them once every 40ish loads!
How does a ventless dryer work? All of the water just gets put into the air?
Nope! I’ve tested humidity and it stays consistent every time. Never a spike so far.
It's a heat pump system. The hot air carrying moisture will run through the cold side of the heat pump where the moisture condenses, pools and then pumped away. The heat from the warm air is recycled for the hot side of the heat pump. The air is literally recycled as well as any heat not used to evaporate water. There is some energy loss besides the energy used to dry the clothes but no where as much as a vented unit.
@jimmyhuang7481 this is incredible information. Thank you!
Does it automatically start drying after the wash or do you still have to start that manually?
Yes!!! It’s automatic. It will wait 10 minutes if you set a specific setting but otherwise yes it will start drying immediately. Normally I will start a load, leave for the day, and come back to freshly cleaned and dried laundry. It’s a game changer!!
@BreakFixRepair can you change it to manual? for example if I want to not dry a specific item, can I take it out before the dry cycle starts?
@@BreakFixRepair that is incredible. Don't like the high cost though. From what I'm seeing it's about $3,000
@@danemowris39 click the product link in the video, they should be pretty cheap right now. One second and I’ll look.
Yes you absolutely can do a wash only cycle, or a dry on cycle. you can also set a mode where it will give you 10 minutes to remove anything you don’t want dried. It will also alert your phone when it’s ready.
I came here because the local Best Buy had one but the sticker on the front says 98 minutes wash & dry.
I think the super speed option will do something similar but a normal load is about 2.5 hours.
Also check out the deals in the tagged products section of the video. Samsung tends to run some pretty good promotions.
I am a little paranoid of Samsung appliances after owning a Samsung fridge (the expensive one with the screen). Bought it in 2020 and it’s basically been a lemon. Had to repair the fans twice and now it’s not cooling again. Absolutely atrocious purchase
I hate that happened!! I do think their quality has gotten better the last couple of years. I’m certainly going to keep everyone posted on how this model does. I have a new video coming soon on things I’ve seen so far!!
I am buying this 💯
Check out the tagged products in the video for some of the best deals around!! plus it does help the channel out!
I certainly do love mine. It’s been very VERY beneficial for me and my little family.
Doing my first load of laundry on normal settings, it said it would take 93 minutes but now the timer says 6 hours...🤷🏼♂️
Still looking into it...🙄
Wait what??? 6 hours?! That doesn’t seem right. My normal load is somewhere around 2.5-3 hours to wash and fully dry them. There is one setting in there that lets you set an end time to finish. Is it possible that’s set?
@@BreakFixRepair I'm not sure, it was my first load and it wasn't even a lot of clothes, luckily I paid for the 5 year warranty!
I'm currently on vacation so when I get home, I'll have another load to wash. Hopefully it won't take long but if it does I'm going to call customer service.
@MightySamoht I certainly would. Mine has been incredible. It’s saved so much time for me so hopefully yours can be resolved too!
Shopping for one but not in a hurry. Have the Huebsch TR7004 and have mixed feelings.
Things I dislike about Samsung compared to the GE and LG is short warranty and...unknown reliability. Samsung has been terrible in recent years and it is still unkown if they have improved and if yes, by how much...
Personally I own a lot of Samsung appliances and have had good experiences with them. This washer had a pretty good warranty. Especially the 10 year digital inverter motor warranty.
You mention the features but no mention of your impression after use. Will you update us soon?
Yes! I wanted to run a number of loads through before I gave a honest answer. So far it’s been pretty awesome!!! quick wash and dry loads and thankfully no more moving laundry over to the dryer!!!
@@BreakFixRepair how long are your wash and dry times? Have you tried the Super Speed cycle yet?!
@@gnewt75I actually used the super speed wash and dry today. The wash time was 1 hour 10 minutes and dry was also 1 hour and 10 minutes. I started them about 3:20pm and they were done at 5:40pm. The normal cycle time is maybe 45ish minutes longer. I will do some more videos detailing rough wash and dry times. Overall I love the fact that I can throw clothes in, leave the house for a few hours and they’ll be done when I get back. Not to mention with the smart things app you can get notifications on your phone of when each cycle finishes. Hope this helps!!
Can I use tide pods instead of a liquid detergent? If yes, then how to use it?
Yes you sure can! There’s a tide pod wash option! It changed the cycle up different to accommodate.
nice combo!
❤️ Thank you!
I don't get why this thing is built like a tank. It's not like Samsung doesn't already have washer dryers. So what's so special about this one. Why does it have to be so heavy. It does look like a commercial machine.
I’m not sure either but I think it has to do with the system that evaporates the excess water during the drying cycle.
@@BreakFixRepair i was quite surprised to see this model under bespoke as there is usually a washer and dryer stacked under that name. Wonder if this is a US only offering as its not available anywhere else as yet
I wouldn't recommend this to family of 6 , we have one, and If you have to wash multiple loads, you too wait 4+ hrs per load , so u are only getting 5 loads done a day
I’m pretty close to you with 5 in the household but we don’t wash 5 loads a day lol maybe one load a day or 4-5 a week. It works well for us. The normal cycle takes about 3ish hours for me. What’s it take for you?
@@BreakFixRepair its about 4 hrs even on normal or Ai, I also believe the self mantance is cool, but does it 2 or 3 hrs. We also run a daycare so ya a few more extra clothes.
How does this work with it being ventless? Is your laundry room going to be a steam room lol
Nope! It has a system that condenses the water and pumps it out so there is no steam or additional humidity! I’ve tested this out with a hygrometer.
@@BreakFixRepair wow that’s awesome I’m definitely going to get it!
Check it out from the “view products” in the video. It helps the channel and typically has the best prices. Thanks for the great question!!
Don't get how the size is a downside. They make all in ones in smaller sizes, GE is only 4.8 and the LG is 5.0 😅 i mean did you not look at the thing before you bought it or measured?
I sure did, but not everyone would so I thought I’d point it out to the unsuspecting.
This washer dryer combo is laundromat machine size, definitely bulky.
If someone breaks into my house and steals it, I'm not going to be mad, I'll actually be impressed...😂
YES ILOVE IT NOW THAT IT WORKS BE SURE TO CHECK THE SETTINGS YES IT IS SO NICE THAT IS FUNNY
What settings??
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