Some people would rather deal with JL than Currys ok £10 more but as I'm sure you know they will price match. For the same money I know who I would prefer for CS.

I'd phone a record label and get signed up.

Thinking about getting one but reviews are not the best on this Waching Machine. Anybody got one ?

Yeah got one the drum bangs like mad when a load of bath towels go in - was thinking of phoning samsung .

I have newer WF80F5EBW4W model and very pleased with it. Miele probably better but for twice the price is it worth?
Don't be fooled by £549 price, it is pretty standard for this model and it was £307 in Currys in September (after discount codes and best possible cashback) .

I've got one of these, paid £399 about 6 months ago. Great looking washing machine, stylish. It does a great job too - I don't have an issue with any noise but then I guess if you live in a smaller residence you might notice it a bit more.

A great purchase at £369. I like Samsung as a company overall. I've slowly buying lots more of their products, TV's, Audio, washing machines, fridges. Never had an issue with any of their products.

Got one and love it, the stain away cycle even get bike oil out, I have mine in the conservatory so noise isn't an issue

Only £10 more at John Lewis.

Still waiting for cash back to track on the last offer when I bought them machine, mines in storage so cant comment. Can say Currys did a total mess up of the delivery and I ended up with someone else's delivery - wasnt impressed.

Just bought a 9kg, 1400 skin Ecobubble machine (WW90J6410CW) direct from AO.com, at £529 but by the time all the cashback has been claimed it will come in @ £334. Comes with the usual 5years parts & labour warranty, and also a 10year warranty on the motor (Digital Inverter).

Instructions specifically state to run the Calibration Program once it's installed, and I've noticed that when you put a load in and set the program running, it spins the drum slowly, in a couple of directions to ascertain the weight, and I presume adjusts the spin speed accordingly - see below

This make useful reading too - found via Google;

"Inverter Technology in Washing Machines

Inverter technology has been revolutionary in saving electricity in most appliances that have a motor. The benefit of this technology is that it makes the machine run at a speed which is optimum based on the load on the machine. A conventional washing machine has a motor that is designed for a fixed load and operates most efficiently when run at the optimum load. But a washing machine with inverter technology allows the motor to operate at a speed that is optimum for the load in the washing machine.

A washing machine with inverter technology has sensors that detect the loading of the washing machine. Based on the load, the electronic circuit determines the optimum speed at which the motor should be run to optimize electricity use. To have variable speeds the washing machines have a VFD or Brushless DC motors that allows optimum use of electricity at variable speeds.

So if you use washing machine with different load sizes on a regular basis, a washing machine with inverter technology can help"