Which is best? Bosch or Neff Built In Washing Machines
So you are looking into purchasing a high quality integrated washing machine but are not keen to look down the route of purchasing a Miele as the drum is too small, or perhaps it is because of the price. Well if that is the case you should consider Bosch or Neff integrated washing machines, they both have superb German quality and price wise are considerably cheaper than their German counter part.
Now we have to decide which is best, Bosch or Neff built in washing machines? So the differences between the Bosch and Neff integrated washing machines are very clear, and in fact there is only one main difference and that is, one is badged as a Bosch and the other is badged as a Neff! That said, this single difference between Bosch and Neff built in washing machines does not distract from them all being great appliances. There are two options for Bosch and Neff integrated washing machines, you can either go for a 1200 rpm spin speed or a 1400 rpm spin speed. The 1400 spin speeds come with a large LED display, they all come with AAB ratings for energy efficiency, spin speed and wash performance respectively. It must be said that the drum sizes for these built in washing machines are far superior to the Miele drum size of a mere 5kg, with the Bosch and Neff integrated washing machines you get a 7kg drum, which is a good size for a built in washer.
The options for the
Bosch and Neff built in washing machines are as follows;
Neff W5440X0GB - 1400 spin speed
Neff W5420X0GB - 1200 spin speed
Bosch WIS24140GB - 1200 spin speed
Bosch WIS28440GB - 1400 spin speed
Miele W1724: This is from the modern look range of Miele washing machines. The Miele W1724 washing machine has been released in replacement of the W1613 and the W1614, though the Miele is a 1400 spin speed 6kg washing machine unlike the W1613 that is only a 1300 spin speed. The only real notable differences between the new Miele W1724 compared to the W1614 is that it has a delay start function and a 5 year warranty, other than these two points the Miele W1724 has the same specification, including the quick wash function and an A+ energy efficiency rating.
Miele W3228: This could be considered the replacement for the popular Miele W3240. Now the W3228 is a 7kg washing machine with only a 1300 spin speed opposed to the Miele W3240 that is a 1400 spin speed 6kg washing machine, but it is considered that a slower spin speed with a larger drum is the optimal set up. Both these machines come with an A+ energy efficiency rating and a quick wash, now the Miele W3228 also has a delay start. It looks as though Miele have finally recognised that the delay start should come as standard these day. The Miele W3228 only comes with a 5 year warranty, where as the Miele W3240 has a 10 year warranty.
