Product review (1 stars): I feel like the butt of the worst joke ever.
<div id="video-block-R200QXYZGUEUUA" class="a-section a-spacing-small a-spacing-top-mini video-block"></div><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/A1mpfm947ZS.mp4" class="video-url"><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/91lTkra0CES.png" class="video-slate-img-url">&nbsp;Pro: Huge amount of internal space for washing clothes. What required two loads of laundry before, now only takes me one, which in turn saves money on water and electricity.

Con: It doesn't wash clothes. So much for the pro, right?

I purchased this washer from Amazon as part of a set which also included the DLGX7701VE gas dryer.

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The dryer is great; I have no complaints with it. However, I hesitate to even call the washer a "washer." It's more like a machine that says, "Come on in, clothes! I'll just squirt some water on you and then spin you around for 20 minutes, and then I'll tell your owner you're clean. But, psst, in reality, you're just wet. Don't tell your owner though. It'll be our little secret!"

You look down into the lid and wait for the washer to actually wash the clothes....but nope, it just spins. LG may call that spinning "washing," but there's no way the clothes are being washed properly. Don't think that I'm the only one with this complaint.

One reviewer on LG's website said, "I wish I could give this washer negative 5 stars. This washer does not get clothes clean, at all. The wash cycle looks more like a hand wash cycle, with almost no movement."

I feel your pain. Unfortunately for me, I'm out of the refund period. You see, I just installed the washer nearly a month after purchasing it, because we were in the process of moving. I contacted LG for assistance, and the only thing they could offer was "Level 2" troubleshooting (because troubleshooting will remedy an inherently flawed design...sure). Thanks for nothing. How about stop selling junk?

Thankfully, I got a great discount by buying the set together (saved nearly $1000). But, because the washer is garbage, I'm actually out $500-$750 because in reality I paid $2159.99 for the set and still don't have a washer that actually washes clothes!

I contemplated buying a front loader before purchasing this, but after reading all the negative reviews about the mold and smell associated with them, I decided not to. I still won't, but in the future (i.e., as soon as I can unload this piece of crap from my garage) I'll buy a washer with an agitator, even if it comes at a reduced internal space for clothes.

I can't say I'll disown LG entirely for this. I like their dryer and their gas range, but I don't know if I'll ever buy another washer from them again. They need to get their act together. Please, do not buy this washer. It is junk.

Edit: I have to add another "con." We've washed three loads of clothes in the washer thus far. From the very beginning, the washer has been defective (aside from the flawed design that does not allow it to wash clothes properly). After a load of clothes has been washed, the washer typically spins the clothes to remove as much water as possible. The problem with this particular washer (i.e., mine) is that it continues to stream water out from where the water originates (inside the drum) onto the spun-dry clothes. So, what happens? The clothes become wet again, totally nullifying the result of the spin cycle. I contacted LG customer support and made a warranty claim, and they made an appointment for a tech to come fix the washer. The LG customer support did say I may have high pressure causing the leak; I went to Home Depot to buy a water pressure gauge. Upon inspection, my water pressure is only about 50 psi. The owner's manual says it can be between 20-120 psi, so it's definitely a failure of the washer, not my plumbing.

Edit: As of the fourth load of laundry, the washer now fails to perform a wash cycyle; instead, it produces an IE error code. Service request had already been submitted for water leakage, so I expect them to resolve both issues together.