I recently got my hands on the AEG SensiDry Technology TR718L4B 8Kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer, and I have to say, I'm thoroughly impressed. As someone who cares about the environment and energy efficiency, the A++ rating was a big selling point for me. One of my favorite features of this dryer is the SensiDry Technology. It's so reassuring to know that my clothes are being dried at a lower temperature, which helps to protect them from damage. As someone who invests in good quality clothes, this is a huge plus, as it means my clothes will last longer. The 8kg capacity is perfect for my family's laundry needs, and the control panel is really intuitive to use. The only downside is that it can take a bit longer to dry clothes than some other models, but I'm more than happy to trade a bit of time for the added benefits of the SensiDry Technology. Overall, I highly recommend the AEG SensiDry Technology TR718L4B 8Kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer to anyone in the market for a new dryer. It's energy efficient, protective, and easy to use - what more could you ask for?

Compared to my old 20y+ condenser, this is a god send. Quiet and dries the clothes to appropriate level without crisping them or leaving them wet. The clothes appear less wrinkled, too, which is a nice surprise. The water bottle is easy to remove and empty, and I can connect the dryer to the drain but decided to keep it as is. Takes a bit long to dry clothes but it has great energy efficiency.

Just stated using the tumble dryer, wasn't sure what to expect from a heat pump . We used the pipe enclosed to pump the water out into the drain rather than emptying the machine. It took a few goes to find the programme that completely dries the washing as most off the programs tend to leave it slughtly damp. Dont know how economical it is on the electric, hopefully it will be better than my last dryer. It is a very good looking machine

Bought this drier to replace an old condenser type. It''s got various drying programs and a manual option to set a timed dry, plus a delay button to start the dry overnight on the cheaper energy rate. Takes longer to dry than before, but is more energy efficient. Can''t say whether it''s cheaper or not to run until my bill arrives, but fingers crossed!