Beko DHY7340

We set it on cupboard dry ,2 hrs 54 minutes and as this is a sensor programme it is fairly dry in under that time,probably runs for half that time, then we manually set it for 30 minutes or 45 to get fully dry depending on type or load of washing.

The heat isn’t too intense

A bit noisy

Simple to programme and clean. Unobtrusive. I use the condensed water for irons, watering houseplants, topping up car screenwashes, etc. Easily copes with the winter demands of a household of 4.

It can be a bit noisy. Drying times are longer than conventional dryers; not really a bad point but just needs getting used to.

Easy to clean

Value for money, quiet

Clothes not quite dry enough when cycle finished

Drys well. And doesnt over dry stops when the sensor reaches it point so you dont waste electricity. Easy to use and empty water fluff ect...

The push buttons are very flimsy i think theyre going to break easy.

Doesn't make too much of dent in my electric. So a massive plus point there.

The drying times are weird. I have to use the 3.05 hours for a full load which is a very long time. There isn't many different times to choose from even though there are a lot of different options. 99% of my loads need the 3.05 hours. So not for...

Low energy costs and environmentally friendly

Instruction poor and diagrams difficult to follow

Cotton cycle stops before time up. Small items gather around door.

the sensor features of this dryer are absolutely terrible - a load put into dry will not come out dry for 3 hours! At this point many things have been overdried and have turned into raising - a nightmare to iron. This machine is a real disappointment....