Hey guys,
Could someone with a subscription post up the review for this washing machine:
https://www.choice.com.au/products/home-and-living/laundry-a…
Its a popular range but the 8.0KG is only exclusive to HN and Domayne so there's not much reviews online. Curious to see if its exactly like its popular 7.5kg & 8.5kg brothers
Cheers,
Was waiting for that..
On a serious note, not interested in signing up to their quarterly billed service for one review. Only resorted to begging in a public forum due to the lack of reviews online for this particular model.
Can't you purchase a single review?
If that fails many local libraries carry Choice.
Choice can't keep doing its work if it does not get money to fund it.
You can buy an individual test.
FWIW, I have been a member for 20+ years, and am quite happy with the value of the subscription.
I always go and look at the library, is that convenient for you? I very rarely buy anything, so a subscription for me would be a monumental waste of monwy.
I am not a member but why don't you just offer someone $5 via paypal for the review.
That way, the subscriber and Choice eventually are happy.
All sorted.
Edit: for the record, searched high and low to find the purchase single review option but was only given the quarterly billed option.
Just be aware that Choice reviews only certain aspects of performance etc. I wouldn't base a purchase entirely upon one of their reviews. While it may perform well in one of thier tests, it could turn out to be a POS, which other online reviews by people who have used it, would let you know.
Really, I used to use online reviews for things, but since then now use primarily Choice. Which review sites would you recommend?
I usually check as many as I can find when considering a particular product.
All I was saying is that Choice tends to narrow in on certain aspects; for a particular washing machine review, for instance, they may test for water efficiency or whatever. What their article isn't going to tell you about is if a particular machine has a tendency to sound like a rocket ship taking off, or to have a higher incidence of growing mould around the seal etc.
https://www.choice.com.au/signup