Miele G4920BK in Cleansteel is now £499 at Marks electrical but when you add to basket a further 10% is removed from the price at checkout
Cheapest in the uk by a Miele! (Sorry, couldn't resist!)
Currently £699 @ ao.com
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sparklehedgehog
3 Jan 174#4
Title clearly states read instructions which tells you what to do to get it for this price so how am I misleading anybody? Everybody gets this price
Latest comments (18)
sparklehedgehog
10 Jan 17#18
BK must stand for budget Krapp then eh
mrbrunes
10 Jan 17#17
As I mentioned earlier in the thread the 4920, 4920BK and 4920SC appear to have different specs and the Which review quoted is for the 4920 which has a cutlery tray, whereas the 4920BK just has the basket.
It appears that the BK models are cheaper version of the same numbered models.
dudedude
10 Jan 17#13
Which rated this dishwasher poorly, due to noise and watermarks.
Cheaper machines from Zanussi, Beko, Hotpoint and Bosch rated higher. £449 gets you a cheapo Miele. I'd rather have a top-end Bosch.
Newbold to dudedude
10 Jan 17#14
Not sure where you get all that from. It actually says this:
Excellent cleaning, good drying, energy efficient, but the key weakness is watermarks. It’s not a noisy dishwasher, either – there are noticeable noises during both the filling and washing phases, but these aren’t irritating or intrusive.
sparklehedgehog to dudedude
10 Jan 17#15
Get a 2 year warranty Bosch then with extra features over their cheap ones that get reviewed the same as the expensive ones. Spend the extra to get the same quality as a cheap Bosch.
Or get a siemens for £479 with a 5 year warranty which is the same machine anyway as they're identical products
Alternatively get a hotpoint or beko and buy a fire extinguisher with it in preparation!
Buy a zanussi which is now a faded brand unfortunately. Used to be awesome in the 80's and 90's but now are all about profit and living off reputation.
Miele are a pretty much guaranteed safe buy for longevity and quality. Might not be the prettiest but will always last
sparklehedgehog to dudedude
10 Jan 17#16
And the point of this deal is there's no such thing as a cheapo Miele which is why this is a good deal as it's almost sensible money for once
Fogg1969
5 Jan 171#12
Looks like I'm more impressed with your deal than you were with that dodgy hotel in Grantham...
Just ordered. Looks like a decent machine for the money.
toonarmani
3 Jan 17#11
The cashback link says:
£50 Cashback on the
G 4940 BK
Claim up to £50 Cashback on selected dishwashing appliances
Cashback is available on the following selected models, to learn more click on the product name:
G4940BK CLST G4940BK WH
(not the 4920 shown in the title?)
4920 is only if you bought before Sept 2016 (Customers who have purchased the G4920 Bk in White or CleanSteel before 30th September 2016 are still able to register for their cashback by clicking “Register here" on the image above. ) :confused:
Krizzo3
3 Jan 171#10
Currently have a mixture of samsung, bosch, delonghi, beko, hoover and miele
Delonghi oven fan has been rattly for over a year now despite being "premium"
hoover washing machine is around 12 years old and only one washing programme works now
cant fault the miele vaccum cleaner or the bosch washing machine or either samsung fridge, but too soon to tell,
previous bosch dishwasher lasted over 10 years, recently got a beko dryer for 249 and quite happy :wink:)
scottswaha
3 Jan 171#9
I replaced a Miele w/machine which did not live up to hype with Beko. The Beko has far exceeded my expectations, you can buy 3 or 4 of them for the cost of one Miele.
simba2585
3 Jan 171#7
Whitegoods quality is nothing like it used to be... Our current bosch is smaller, lighter and flimsy compared to the 20 year old bosch it replaced.
Newbold to simba2585
3 Jan 171#8
It's the same with pretty much everything. The design life for most whitegoods is around the 5 year mark (no coincidence that this is the point at which the overpriced extended warranties expire) - Miele is still the exception, though.
To be fair, though, we paid around £400 for a Bosch dishwasher back in 1999 - it lasted just 6 years. And in today's terms that £400 would be around £650.
Scorpion
3 Jan 17#6
Decent deal, I'm just looking to get myself a Miele G6660.
mrbrunes
3 Jan 17#5
Does anyone know what's the difference between the 4920bk, 4920sc and 4920 as they all seem to be different?
sparklehedgehog
3 Jan 174#4
Title clearly states read instructions which tells you what to do to get it for this price so how am I misleading anybody? Everybody gets this price
YiannisF
3 Jan 17#3
I just got an integrated miele dishwasher from Marks Electrical and cannot praise them enough. Next delivery went great and the dishwasher is great quality. Yes, they may not make them like they used to, but Miele is still unbeatable quality. Should last for years to come
Krizzo3
3 Jan 171#2
Unless it gets slashed for "they dont make em like they used to"
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Cheapest in the uk by a Miele! (Sorry, couldn't resist!)
Currently £699 @ ao.com
Top comments
Latest comments (18)
It appears that the BK models are cheaper version of the same numbered models.
Cheaper machines from Zanussi, Beko, Hotpoint and Bosch rated higher. £449 gets you a cheapo Miele. I'd rather have a top-end Bosch.
Excellent cleaning, good drying, energy efficient, but the key weakness is watermarks. It’s not a noisy dishwasher, either – there are noticeable noises during both the filling and washing phases, but these aren’t irritating or intrusive.
Or get a siemens for £479 with a 5 year warranty which is the same machine anyway as they're identical products
Alternatively get a hotpoint or beko and buy a fire extinguisher with it in preparation!
Buy a zanussi which is now a faded brand unfortunately. Used to be awesome in the 80's and 90's but now are all about profit and living off reputation.
Miele are a pretty much guaranteed safe buy for longevity and quality. Might not be the prettiest but will always last
Just ordered. Looks like a decent machine for the money.
£50 Cashback on the
G 4940 BK
Claim up to £50 Cashback on selected dishwashing appliances
Cashback is available on the following selected models, to learn more click on the product name:
G4940BK CLST G4940BK WH
(not the 4920 shown in the title?)
4920 is only if you bought before Sept 2016 (Customers who have purchased the G4920 Bk in White or CleanSteel before 30th September 2016 are still able to register for their cashback by clicking “Register here" on the image above. ) :confused:
Delonghi oven fan has been rattly for over a year now despite being "premium"
hoover washing machine is around 12 years old and only one washing programme works now
cant fault the miele vaccum cleaner or the bosch washing machine or either samsung fridge, but too soon to tell,
previous bosch dishwasher lasted over 10 years, recently got a beko dryer for 249 and quite happy :wink:)
To be fair, though, we paid around £400 for a Bosch dishwasher back in 1999 - it lasted just 6 years. And in today's terms that £400 would be around £650.
or
you can buy a beko for 199 HOW IS THIS HOT?
I say hot, but we recently gotten a new bosch