Product review (2 stars): Take your business elsewhere.
I've had my washing machine for 2-1/2 years and would definitely not recommend it. It's supposed to dispense the amount of water needed according to the weight of the load, which it determines when the machine is first started. The problem is, it ALWAYS underestimates the amount of water needed with the result that certain clothes end up mostly floating on top of the rest of the load, and don't get thoroughly cleaned. I even tried to trick the machine by adding water myself using a bucket, but the machine detected the added water, and went into the spin cycle until the "excess" water was removed, then resumed the wash cycle. The only way around this is to use the "Bulky Bedding" option for EVERY load, regardless of its size. This works fine if you have a very large load, but dispenses way too much water for smaller loads. Also, loads do often become unbalanced during the spin cycle and the machine shuts down. You won't know this until you go to put the clothes in the dryer only to find that they are soaking wet. If that happens, you have to rebalance the load then use "spin only" option to remove the excess water. I have never experienced this with any other washing machine in over 40 years of doing laundry. I wouldn't advise anyone to waste money on these "smart appliances," because in my experience they don't live up to their claims. For example, dryers that purport to detect moisture and stop when the moisture is supposedly gone will often leave you with damp clothing and you'll have to dry them again. Rather than spending a bundle on "smart, high tech appliances" I strongly recommend saving your money by sticking with the basic low tech washers and dryers. The bells and whistles simply aren't worth the extra cost and aggravation.