Quite what? :smiley:

I've heard they're quite quiet...

What's the title say?

brilliant price. was looking for ecobubble for some time, but bought Lg. heat added :wink:

I have the 12 KG version, great machine and so, so quite!

wow, nice find OP

I have the 8kg I think it is really good machine very cheap

Incredible price for an ecobubble machine.

I have the 9kg version of this, excellent machines. Brilliant deal.

Must be store specific, checked my local 4 stores and its 349.99 in all of them

£349.99 online
does say "in store" Leeds store in title

Defo Heat!

Got this machine, paid much more than this, totally love it and would recommend ecobubble.

not online

got one (last one) in hartlepool. they are ex-display models

got one (last one) in hartlepool. they are ex-display models

There was a sealed one in Leeds

I've heard they're quite quiet...

I have a 9kg eco bubble machine and being honest its the worse washing machine we have had 6 months old and the engineer has been out twice already , last fault new mainboard.

We also find it very noisy as it is not on a level floor but the engineer says its fine perfectly level and solid as we have a new floor in the kitchen.

Quite :wink:

This is a great deal its a shame that the srvice from samsung if you have a problem is so poor they dont give a damn about customers

A lot of heat for what looks like a one-store deal.

one store deal and was sold out when I went to check it out ! Asked the girls at the counter who said it was just 2 and there won't be any more like that. Move on folks !

have Argos changed the price ???

Samsung washing machines are rubbish. Mine broke down 1 day after the 1 year guarantee ran out. Rang Comet who did not want to know, they told me to speak to Samsung, so I rang their customer service who were very rude and not in so many words told me to p****ff too. I basically spent nearly £500 for 1 years low use. My advice, go for a brand other than Samsung with at least a 5 Years guarantee.

If someone can get a decent proof of the for sale price and that it is available at Argos it'd be worth trying a price match with John Lewis or Ao.com, it worked with the Homebase sell off.

Saw one for sale at this price in Telford Colliers Way tonight. Was available about 4pm.

bubbles in champagne or cava are better!

Love my Samsung ecobubble washer. Managed to get a 5 year warranty but had for over 15 months now and no issues.
Usual story, no one really says anything when it does what it should, but when they have a problem they do.

Oh dear... another post of "I've been to my local tesco and some potatoes are marked half price" masquerading as a national deal that most or many would be interested in... how do these hyper local deals make it into the top of the hot deals list?! In any case how many Argos stores have washing machines on display, let alone multiple items in stock?

I got a Eco bubble wash and dryer , 5 call outs in total 2 years , all dryer related though

Just got this in grey anyone else find socks get stuck in the front :-/

I sent this machine back as most cycles take 3 hours!

You have six years to take a claim to the small claims court for faulty goods in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and five years in Scotland.

This doesn't mean that a product has to last six years - just that you have this length of time in which to make a claim if a retailer refuses to repair or replace a faulty product.

Washer and dryers are rubbish and will always have problems with them get separates

There was one at the Southampton west quay retail branch on Friday for sale. Think it was a bit more though

2 on display! Doesn't really constitute a deal worthy of posting

Lucky it's not a BEKO or it would be giving out much more heat as in much much more heat.

Nice find OP

Just SAW this, and in store NOT in-store, here we go again.....

When we are looking for our next washing machine is it worth looking for this bubble system? seems it something they added that looks good on the sales brochure but makes no difference at all to the final wash since it all bubbles up when it in the wash cycle anyway.
What do the purchasers think

When you've posted more than one deal, maybe I'll take more notice.

I bought one nearly two years ago no problem so far

This is why hotukdeals has gone down the pan. There was probably 10 if these in the whole country (probably less) yet it's voted hot constantly. Same with the tesco store chasing deals. Yes it's a deal but when there is 2 available in the UK why post here

Which is exactly what I said. I never said the product has to last six years.

its a cracking deal thats for sure but its a pity its in store only and only a few for sale

Although for white goods, you would expect about 6 years use out of them.

I agree, at least six, my LG wahing machine lasted 12, bearing went, i could have repaired it but at that age it would have beeen £ after £. So i got a samasung like this one , but with 5 year warranty. Its been fine so fay 2 years ish.

I've had my Samsung Ecobubble washing machine for 3 days and I must say that it does wash my clothes better than my previous Zannussi washing machine which was replaced after 4 years as the bearings went. It made financial sense to replace it as after having repaired previous washing machines with bearing failure only extends the life of the machine by 1 or 2 years.

Comet are bust.. they no longer exist

Brilliant price and brilliant machine!! Bear in mind it's 7kg so may not be the best choice if you have a big family!

Great price. Save up for another machine though as this machine won't last you very long. Poor quality electronics and materials used. Look for a Bosch deal instead.

Quiet!

There's always one! :smile:

Looking at the past comments...definitely more than one! :stuck_out_tongue:

It's dangerous territory back there... Save yourself! :sunglasses:

The grammar police?

Full price

Can I get quite a quiet one online at this price ? :man:

I've got the 11KG version really quiet at the moment because we have had to wait over two weeks for a repair due to Samsung not sending a replacement part. This is the second time it has completely failed in two years.

*Ridiculous

Thanks, its nice to see my spelling is your Sunday priority

P.s. by the way, a little tip, if you're trying to look like an expert in something, its always helpful not to make any errors yourself....oops

Back to full price

Who called them? I certainly didn't! :stuck_out_tongue:

Always lurking!

it's :stuck_out_tongue:

Ha ah ah ah aha ha nowhere near as bad as you trolling a profile to find a 2 and a half year old deal!!!
By the way that was a copy and paste straight from the website, so not my mistake, I can actually spell a word with how it actually sounds as opposed to how you may say it..
Nice try though!!!!!!! ha ha ha lol :laughing: You couldn't make it up :stuck_out_tongue:

Lol, I thought you'd use that old chestnet, "I copied and pasted it".

Next time I'd check what you 'cut and paste'...as it can make you look very silly, lol

Lol, thanks for confirming there's two people that need a life on this thread.

There's a lot of bored people on a Sunday!

Looking forward to hopefully getting some good deals.

I was filing tax returns up to 3.00 AM this morning to make sure I beat the deadline. As an honorary member of the grammar police (ahem), correcting a single word by the simple expediency of inserting a much needed comma constitutes light relief for me after such a traumatic experience. It's my way of chilling out.

I have better things to do with my time, 'tis true. But it's Sunday, and I've earned my 'break'. The rest can wait till tomorrow. Quite apart from which, haven't you learned something from a light-hearted ribbin' about your grammar?

BTW, she's not at the cinema!

Its a strange place hduk, hardly any decent deals, but lots of grammer and spelling police. There's a few errors that people make, particularly the word brought inside of bought see coment 47 here for you and Mr legs to get excited over which are just screaming out for correcting, but I hold back for fear of looking like a pedantic pillock....and I do have time after getting my return in last week!

How nicely put!

Oh yeah, while we're at it:

There are, therefore there're is correct if you wanna use the concatenated plural form, and
who need......etc. is better usage than that when referring to people. As a rule, that is for things.

And you're welcome.

Nice to see my comment about pedantic pillocks wasn't wasted on you.

I've been called a lot worse. You don't get to join the Grammar Police without developing a thick skin and a duck's back. And just to show we Grammar Police are not inflammable, that should of course have been apostrophe, not comma. I hope that clanger didn't spoil someone's Sunday evening.

You should of? it gets worserer!

Things can only get bettererer.

I see I'm in good company here.

I'm still in training but getting there slowly.

I work near Birmingham for a major player in the car industry, we have regular visitors from Germany and their command of the English language both spoken and written puts the Brummies to shame. I am often embarrassed for my work colleagues as they are so badly educated. There is no excuse for shoddy spelling and grammar, don't get me started on maths skills as that is even "worserer!"

I work in a different industry, but travel to Hong Kong, China and Taiwan quite frequently... The same applies!

Well, I'm glad you all got the inflammable 'joke'. I was half expecting someone to pounce on my 'mistake' and rub it triumphantly my face.

As for johnny foreigner often speaking/writing the lingo better than the natives - sad, but true. I've also heard Scandinavians speak English with amazing effluence. They deserve a standing ovulation.

Apologies James. We have gone seriously OT, haven't we? My opinion of Samsung washing machines counts for very little. I've bought their tv's, and I have no complaints.

There are a couple of detractors on this thread, but the general consensus appears to be in favour. An extended warranty might be advisable if you're seriously considering it though.

Good deal, but 1200 spin? Waste of time, need 1600 spin.

Agreed. Faster ain't necessarily better. According to 'er indoors, a 1600 spin will muller your delicates, and mangle the rest. Good luck with the ironing after that kinda treatment.

I ain't a clue whether that's true or not... Don't even know what one of these machines does!

Well, if you put food in it for 2 mins on max power, it'll cook it for you. Or just switch on to watch your favourite program. Job done.

If I'd have known that, I'd have bought one instead of posting it!

I used to have a laugh to myself when my (HK) Chinese colleagues would put native English speaking people down for trying to speak Cantonese with many errors.

You soon get used to the alternative Chinglish words such as.

Cheese (Trees)
Fwee (Free)
Cripsis (Crisps)
Chelve (Twelve)

There are many more :wink:

Well, we live & learn, don't we?

We do.

I've just put 4 wheels on ours, and it takes the missus into town as well. Damn versatile contraptions, them there washing machines.

Couldn't you have got away with three wheels?

'Fraid not. The concrete counterweight shifts the centre of gravity off-centre, so no stability with only 3 wheels. But you knew that already.

Main goal of spin is for drying and 1600 will always do better than 1300 at this.

You can run 1300 for longer but there's less G force.

Dryer, yes - laws of physics, etc. The downside is damaged delicates and/or more hassle for 'the ironing lady'. So it's a trade-off between that and slightly wetter but more manageable. Ya pays your money and ya takes your choice. Ours is the slower spin. Well, that's what it says here anyway, and who am I to argue with the missus?.

PS The missus appears to be on the right track:
http://www.whitegoodshelp.co.uk/washing-machine-spin-speeds/

Mum's the word.

Doh!