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Edesa EWS-8400-I review: 104 specs compared

Avg. price:~£550Washing capacity:8 kgDrying capacity:6 kgDrying technology:condenserWashing energy efficiency class:BCombined energy efficiency class:E

Edesa EWS-8400-I Review: Compare 104 technical specifications to see how this product ranks in the Washer-dryers category and whether it is worth buying.

7.4/10

Overall score

Score
7.4/ 10
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What it is
Our main score for this model, 1–10. It combines specs and ratings from across the web.
How we count it
Parts: Technical score 75%, User score 25%
Marks: Each part gets a mark out of 10. For reviews, lists and owners, a typical model in this category gets about 8 and the best one gets 10.
No data yet: A part with no data shows "?". It counts as the mark of a weaker model in this category (4 in 5 models with data score higher). This way, models with reviews, lists and owners usually come out ahead.
Score distribution
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<55-66-77-88-99-10
â–² Better than 50% of models
Score components

75%

7.3

Technical score

25%

?

User scoreNot enough data yet, so we use 7.6, the mark of a weaker model in this category

â–²Better than 50% of washer dryers
7.5

Value for money

Value for money
7.5/ 10
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What it is
An indicator that combines the washer-dryer's overall rating with its cost.
When it matters
When you are looking for a washer-dryer with a good balance between quality and price.
Score distribution
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<55-66-77-88-99-10
â–² Better than 58% of models
Score components

70%

7.4

Overall score

30%

7.7

Price

â–²Better than 58%
7.3

Technical score

Technical score
7.3/ 10
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What it is
How good the specs are compared with the other models in this category, 1–10.
How we count it
Areas: We rate the specs in each area against the other models in this category.
Weighting: The areas that matter most to buyers count more. The shares are shown under Score components.
Share: The technical score is 75% of the overall score.
Score distribution
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<55-66-77-88-99-10
â–² Better than 51% of models
Score components

25%

7.3

Performance

25%

6.1

Energy efficiency

25%

8.9

Programs

20%

6.8

Features

5%

8.0

Design

â–²Better than 51%
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User score

User score
7.6/ 10
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What it is
How happy buyers are with this model, based on ratings from across the web.
How we count it
Enough data: A model needs at least 1 rating from across the web. Without one, it counts as 7.6, the mark of a weaker rated model in this category.
Share: User score counts 25% of the overall score.
Score distribution
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No ratings from across the web yet, so it counts as 7.6, the mark of a weaker rated model in this category.
No ratings from across the web yet
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Where to buy
    N/A~ £550
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Technical Specifications of washer-dryer Edesa EWS-8400-I

Technical score
Technical score
7.3/ 10
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What it is
How good the specs are compared with the other models in this category, 1–10.
How we count it
Areas: We rate the specs in each area against the other models in this category.
Weighting: The areas that matter most to buyers count more. The shares are shown under Score components.
Share: The technical score is 75% of the overall score.
Score distribution
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<55-66-77-88-99-10
â–² Better than 51% of models
Score components:

25%

7.3

Performance

25%

6.1

Energy efficiency

25%

8.9

Programs

20%

6.8

Features

5%

8.0

Design

7.3
Value for money
Value for money
7.5/ 10
✕
What it is
An indicator that combines the washer-dryer's overall rating with its cost.
When it matters
When you are looking for a washer-dryer with a good balance between quality and price.
Score distribution
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<55-66-77-88-99-10
â–² Better than 58% of models
Score components:

70%

7.4

Overall score

30%

7.7

Price

7.5
Washing capacity
8 kg
Market range: <8 kg – >10 kg
This washer-dryer has a washing capacity of 8 kg which is smaller than the capacity of 58.3% of washer-dryers and equal to the capacity of 33.1% of washer-dryers.
Drying capacity
6 kg
Market range: <5 kg – >7 kg
This washer-dryer has a drying capacity of 6 kg which is bigger than the capacity of 37.2% of washer-dryers and equal to the capacity of 50.3% of washer-dryers.
Drum volume
?
Spin efficiency class
B
This washer-dryer has B spin efficiency class which is better than the spin efficiency class of 1.1% of washer-dryers and equal to that of 86.3% of washer-dryers.
Maximum spin speed
1,400 RPM
Market range: <1.4k RPM – >1.6k RPM
The maximum spin speed of this washer-dryer is 1,400 RPM which is higher than the maximum spin speed of 7.3% of washer-dryers and equal to the maximum spin speed of 74.3% of washer-dryers.
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Washing energy efficiency class
B
This washer-dryer has B washing energy efficiency class which is worse than the washing energy efficiency of 59.8% of washer-dryers and equal to that of 15.3% of washer-dryers.
Combined energy efficiency class
E
This washer-dryer has E combined energy efficiency class which is worse than the combined energy efficiency of 57.1% of washer-dryers and equal to that of 39.9% of washer-dryers.
Energy consumption per 100 washing cycles
55 kWh/100 cycles
Market range: <47 kWh/100 cycles – >73 kWh/100 cycles
This washer-dryer has an energy consumption per 100 washing cycles of 55 kWh/100 cycles which is higher than the energy consumption of 56.3% of washer-dryers and equal to that of 4.1% of washer-dryers.
Energy consumption per 100 combined cycles
360 kWh/100 cycles
Market range: <266 kWh/100 cycles – >414 kWh/100 cycles
This washer-dryer has an energy consumption per 100 combined cycles of 360 kWh/100 cycles which is higher than the energy consumption of 74.2% of washer-dryers and equal to that of 1.1% of washer-dryers.
Water consumption per washing cycle
48 L
Market range: <41 L – >53 L
This washer-dryer has a water consumption per washing cycle of 48 L which is lower than the water consumption of 44.5% of washer-dryers and equal to that of 13.6% of washer-dryers.
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Number of washing programs
16
Market range: <10 – >16
This washer-dryer has 16 different washing programs which is more than the n. of programs of 78.3% of washer-dryers and equal to that of 13%.
Number of drying programs
?
Fast washing cycle duration
?
Maximum washing cycle duration
?
Maximum combined cycle duration
?
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N. of features
?
N. of downloadable programs
0
Market range: <0 – >60
This washer-dryer has 0 downloadable programs which is less than the n. of programs of 27% of washer-dryers and equal to that of 73% of washer-dryers.
Foam control system
no
This washer-dryer does not feature a foam control system. 59.6% of washer-dryers have a foam control system.
Unbalanced load detection
yes
This washer-dryer has unbalanced load detection. 96.2% of washer-dryers have this feature.
Automatic load balancing during spin
?
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Installation type
built-in
This washer-dryer is a built-in model, which is more integrated than 89.7% of washer-dryers and as integrated as 10.3% of washer-dryers.
Color
white
This washer-dryer is white in color. 67.5%.
Display
yes
This washer-dryer has a display. 99.7% of washer-dryers have a display.
Noise-reducing design
no
This washer-dryer does not have a noise-reducing design. 6.2% of washer-dryers have a noise-reducing design.
Special drum design
?
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Edesa EWS-8400-I vs the average washer-dryer

246810TotalPerformanceEnergy efficiencyProgramsFeaturesDesign
  • 3 more washing program/s
    This washer-dryer has more washing programs than the average washer-dryer (16 vs 13). The average washer-dryer has 13 washing programs.
    16 vs 13
  • Has quick washing & drying
    This washer-dryer has a quick washing & drying option, the average washer-dryer does not. 40.9% of washer-dryers have a quick washing & drying option.
  • Has a jeans cycle
    This washer-dryer has a cycle for jeans, the average washer-dryer does not. 9.6% of washer-dryers have a jeans cycle.
  • Has a baby care cycle
    This washer-dryer has a special cycle for baby's clothes, the average washer-dryer does not. 10.3% of washer-dryers have such cycle.
  • 1 cm narrower
    This washer-dryer is narrower than the average washer-dryer (59 cm vs 60 cm). The average washer-dryer has a width of 60 cm.
    59 cm vs 60 cm
  • Has an outdoor/sport cycle
    This washer-dryer has a special cycle for outdoor/sport clothes, while the average washer-dryer does not. 35.2% of washer-dryers have such a cycle.
  • 9.8% smaller volume
    This washer-dryer has a smaller volume than the average washer-dryer (260,780 cm³ vs 288,990 cm³). The average washer-dryer has a volume of 288,990.0 cm³.
    260,780.0 cm³ vs 288,990.0 cm³
  • 5.5 cm smaller depth
    This washer-dryer has a smaller depth than the average washer-dryer (52 cm vs 57.5 cm). The average washer-dryer has a depth of 57.5 cm.
    52 cm vs 57.5 cm
  • 3 more washing program/s
    This washer-dryer has more washing programs than the average washer-dryer (16 vs 13). The average washer-dryer has 13 washing programs.
    16 vs 13
  • Has quick washing & drying
    This washer-dryer has a quick washing & drying option, the average washer-dryer does not. 40.9% of washer-dryers have a quick washing & drying option.
  • Has a jeans cycle
    This washer-dryer has a cycle for jeans, the average washer-dryer does not. 9.6% of washer-dryers have a jeans cycle.
  • Has a baby care cycle
    This washer-dryer has a special cycle for baby's clothes, the average washer-dryer does not. 10.3% of washer-dryers have such cycle.
  • Has an outdoor/sport cycle
    This washer-dryer has a special cycle for outdoor/sport clothes, while the average washer-dryer does not. 35.2% of washer-dryers have such a cycle.
  • 1 cm narrower
    This washer-dryer is narrower than the average washer-dryer (59 cm vs 60 cm). The average washer-dryer has a width of 60 cm.
    59 cm vs 60 cm
  • 9.8% smaller volume
    This washer-dryer has a smaller volume than the average washer-dryer (260,780 cm³ vs 288,990 cm³). The average washer-dryer has a volume of 288,990.0 cm³.
    260,780.0 cm³ vs 288,990.0 cm³
  • 5.5 cm smaller depth
    This washer-dryer has a smaller depth than the average washer-dryer (52 cm vs 57.5 cm). The average washer-dryer has a depth of 57.5 cm.
    52 cm vs 57.5 cm
  • More integrated installation
    This washer-dryer has a more integrated installation than the average washer-dryer (built-in vs free-standing).
    built-in vs free-standing
  • 4 kg lighter
    This washer-dryer is lighter than the average washer-dryer (64 kg vs 68 kg). The average washer-dryer weighs 68 kg.
    64 kg vs 68 kg
  • 52 kWh/100 cycles higher energy consumption for combined cycles
    This washer-dryer has a higher energy consumption for combined cycles than the average washer-dryer (360 kWh/100 cycles vs 308 kWh/100 cycles). The average washer-dryer consumes 308 kWh/100 cycles per 100 combined cycles.
    360 kWh/100 cycles vs 308 kWh/100 cycles
  • 8 year/s shorter motor warranty
    This washer-dryer has a shorter motor warranty than the average washer-dryer (2 year/s vs 10 year/s). The average washer-dryer includes a 10 year/s warranty for the motor.
    2 year/s vs 10 year/s
  • Worse combined energy efficiency
    This washer-dryer has a worse combined energy efficiency class than the average washer-dryer (E vs D). The average washer-dryer is classified in the D combined energy efficiency rating class.
    E vs D
  • Worse washing energy efficiency class
    This washer-dryer has a worse washing energy efficiency class than the average washer-dryer (B vs A). The average washer-dryer is classified in the A washing energy efficiency rating class.
    B vs A
  • 1 kg smaller washing capacity
    This washer-dryer has a smaller washing capacity than the average washer-dryer (8 kg vs 9 kg). The average washer-dryer has a washing capacity of 9 kg.
    8 kg vs 9 kg
  • Does not feature a foam control system
    This washer-dryer does not feature a foam control system, the average washer-dryer does. 59.6% of washer-dryers have this feature.
  • 4 kWh/100 cycles higher energy consumption for washing
    This washer-dryer has a higher energy consumption for washing than the average washer-dryer (55 kWh/100 cycles vs 51 kWh/100 cycles). The average washer-dryer consumes 51 kWh/100 cycles per 100 washing cycles.
    55 kWh/100 cycles vs 51 kWh/100 cycles
  • Does not have steam function
    This washer-dryer does not feature steam technology, the average washer-dryer does. 87.6% of washer-dryers feature steam technology.
  • 8 year/s shorter motor warranty
    This washer-dryer has a shorter motor warranty than the average washer-dryer (2 year/s vs 10 year/s). The average washer-dryer includes a 10 year/s warranty for the motor.
    2 year/s vs 10 year/s
  • 1 kg smaller washing capacity
    This washer-dryer has a smaller washing capacity than the average washer-dryer (8 kg vs 9 kg). The average washer-dryer has a washing capacity of 9 kg.
    8 kg vs 9 kg
  • 2 dB louder during spinning
    This washer-dryer is louder during spinning than the average washer-dryer (76 dB vs 74 dB). The average washer-dryer has a spinning noise level of 74 dB.
    76 dB vs 74 dB
  • 52 kWh/100 cycles higher energy consumption for combined cycles
    This washer-dryer has a higher energy consumption for combined cycles than the average washer-dryer (360 kWh/100 cycles vs 308 kWh/100 cycles). The average washer-dryer consumes 308 kWh/100 cycles per 100 combined cycles.
    360 kWh/100 cycles vs 308 kWh/100 cycles
  • Worse combined energy efficiency
    This washer-dryer has a worse combined energy efficiency class than the average washer-dryer (E vs D). The average washer-dryer is classified in the D combined energy efficiency rating class.
    E vs D
  • Worse washing energy efficiency class
    This washer-dryer has a worse washing energy efficiency class than the average washer-dryer (B vs A). The average washer-dryer is classified in the A washing energy efficiency rating class.
    B vs A
  • 4 kWh/100 cycles higher energy consumption for washing
    This washer-dryer has a higher energy consumption for washing than the average washer-dryer (55 kWh/100 cycles vs 51 kWh/100 cycles). The average washer-dryer consumes 51 kWh/100 cycles per 100 washing cycles.
    55 kWh/100 cycles vs 51 kWh/100 cycles
  • 11 L higher water consumption for combined cycles
    This washer-dryer has a higher water consumption for combined cycles than the average washer-dryer (90 L vs 79 L). The average washer-dryer consumes 79 L per combined cycle.
    90 L vs 79 L
  • 2,200 L/year higher annual water consumption (combined)
    This washer-dryer has a higher annual water consumption (wash & dry) than the average washer-dryer (18,000 L/year vs 15,800 L/year). The average washer-dryer consumes 15,800 L/year per year for combined cycles.
    18,000 L/year vs 15,800 L/year
  • 104 kWh/year higher annual energy consumption (combined)
    This washer-dryer has a higher annual energy consumption (wash & dry) than the average washer-dryer (720 kWh/year vs 616 kWh/year). The average washer-dryer consumes 616 kWh/year per year for combined cycles.
    720 kWh/year vs 616 kWh/year
  • Does not have steam function
    This washer-dryer does not feature steam technology, the average washer-dryer does. 87.6% of washer-dryers feature steam technology.
  • No refresh cycle
    This washer-dryer does not have a refresh cycle, the average washer-dryer does. 76.8% of washer-dryers have a refresh cycle.
  • Does not feature a foam control system
    This washer-dryer does not feature a foam control system, the average washer-dryer does. 59.6% of washer-dryers have this feature.

Third-party reviews

What customers like about Edesa EWS-8400-I

  • A jeans cycle and a baby care cycle are handy extras for families.
  • An 8 kg wash and 6 kg dry suit a family's weekly laundry.
  • The 1400 rpm spin leaves clothes drier before drying.
  • A child lock stops small hands from changing settings.
  • A delay start of up to 24 h gives flexible timing.
  • A 52 cm depth fits a narrow kitchen or hallway.

What customers don't like about Edesa EWS-8400-I

  • A combined cycle uses 90 L of water.
  • The combined energy class is E.
  • At 64 kg it is heavy to move for cleaning behind it.
  • The washing energy class is B rather than A.
  • There is no interior light, so the drum is hard to see into.

Verdict

Families with small children will like the Edesa EWS-8400-I, which has its own baby care cycle and a jeans cycle. It washes 8 kg and dries 6 kg, and the 1400 rpm spin leaves less water in the load. A child lock stops small hands from changing settings, and the door stays locked during a cycle. You can delay the start by up to 24 h, which lets you run a wash when it suits you. Its 52 cm depth suits a narrow kitchen or hallway. The trade-off is the combined cycle, which uses 90 L of water and carries an E energy class. The wash-only rating is class B, which is good but not top grade. It suits a family that washes mostly at home and wants child-safe controls and simple cycles.

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