Product review (5 stars): but most top loading machines are pretty boring, so I decided to just hang on ...
I first saw these units at my local Costco and was impressed with how large they were.  I am not a fan of front-loaders, but most top loading machines are pretty boring, so I decided to just hang on to my 15+ year old Magtag washer/dryer which worked fine.  After seeing how nice these LG units looked in person, I figured it was finally time to upgrade.

After shopping around, I found the best deal (by far) here on Amazon.  Including tax (but with free shipping) I paid roughly $300 less than Costco was charging for the same unit.  Yes, I was a little nervous buying something like this online, but hey, it's Amazon, right?

These units were shipped via freight company (I think it was Old Dominion).  If you have not dealt with this situation before, you need to be aware -- the freight company will call you to schedule delivery, but this is not explained at the time you place your order.  So, word to the wise -- keep your eyes peeled for voicemails from the freight company, and you may need to call them to confirm the delivery date/time.

Aside from shipping, I had one small issue with my dryer -- after installing it, the display flicked on and off, and some of the digits in the time readout were not showing.  I called LG and they arranged to have a service tech come to the house a few days later, but the problem eventually fixed itself so I cancelled the service call and so far, the dryer seems to be working correctly.

As for the washer, my wife absolutely loves it....but be prepared -- this high efficiency unit does not function like the older top-loading units.  My old top loader would fill up with water, then slosh everything around for a while, and then spin, drain, and repeat for the rinse cycle.

The LG high efficiency washer does not fill completely with water.  Instead, it measures the weight of the clothes at the start of the cycle (it does this by spinning the basket back and forth several times).  Once it knows how much the clothes weigh, it will run through a wash cycle that involves partially filling the tub with water, and then spraying additional water onto the clothes as it spins them back and forth.  Honestly, if you watch this it doesn't look like the clothes are getting cleaned, but the end results have been extremely good so far.

I still have my fingers crossed for these units to be as durable and long-lasting at the old Maytag pair they replaced, but at least for now we're very happy with them.

P.S.  One other point to consider -- one reason we bought these was due to their huge capacity.  However, this is a double-edged sword.  Yes, you can run huge loads of laundry in one shot, so that's helpful, but it also means that when the clothes are done drying, you will have a HUGE pile of stuff to fold and put away.  Not really a negative thing, but just something to consider.