Bosch Series 2 8kg Washing Machine WGE03408AU $638 Delivered to Metro & Select Areas M-F ($40 Sat Del) @ Winnings

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dtani89 on 09/01/2026 - 19:30 winnings.com.au (831 clicks)
Last edited 09/01/2026 - 19:48 by 1 other user

Base model Bosch Washing Machine
Made in Turkey
Interestingly has 1400rpm spin speed where the model up (Series 4) is 1200rpm

Available by the company that owns Appliances Online
Free next-day delivery to metropolitan and other areas. They will also remove any old appliances

ChatGPT Description:

Capacity: 8 kg — suitable for medium-sized households.
Max Spin Speed: 1400 rpm for effective water extraction.
Dimensions: ~848 × 598 × 588 mm (H×W×D).
Energy Rating: 4.5 ★ — efficient power use.
Water Rating: 4 ★ (about 82 L per wash).
Colour: Classic white.
Warranty: 2 years manufacturer; EcoSilence Drive motor often carries a 10-year warranty on the motor itself.

🔧 Performance & Technology
EcoSilence Drive: Quiet, energy-efficient brushless motor designed for durability.
ActiveWater Plus: Smart water load detection adjusts water use based on load size.
Anti-Vibration Side Panels: Reduces noise and improves stability during spin cycles.
Unbalanced Load Detection: Helps maintain stability and performance.
Foam Detection System: Ensures optimal cleaning by removing excess foam.

🌀 Programs & Wash Features
Standard Programs: Cotton, Cotton Eco, Easy Care, Delicate/Silk, Wool.
Auxiliary Programs:
Hygiene Plus (extra rinse & sustained temp for germ reduction)
Mixed, Rinse, Spin/Drain.
SuperQuick (15 min/30 min quick wash).
SpeedPerfect Option: Reduces wash times by up to ~65 % without sacrificing clean quality.
Reload Function: Allows you to pause and add forgotten items mid-cycle (when safe to do so).
Time Delay & Countdown Display: Set when the wash should finish and track progress.
End-of-Cycle Signal: Audible notification when the cycle completes.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Convenience & Safety
Child Lock: Prevents accidental changes during wash.
Control Type: Easy-to-use dial and touch controls.
Cold-Only Water Connection: Standard for many Australian washers.

📊 Noise & Efficiency
Noise Levels: ~48 dB during wash / ~73 dB during spin — relatively quiet for a standard washer.
Colour & Build: White finish with galvanised tub material (varies by retailer).

📌 Great For
Daily family laundry 🧼
Efficient water and energy use 💧⚡
Households wanting straightforward controls without smart/Wi-Fi extras 👍

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  oznik on 09/01/2026 - 19:34

  +2

  series 4 is 9kg - bigger drum, so 1200 is probably same centrifugal force as 1400 on the smaller 8kg model

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  timbo on 09/01/2026 - 20:30

  +2

  Bosch Series 2 is great. I recommend all 7 seasons, as well as the 3 follow-up seasons of Bosch: Legacy. Thanks Amazon Prime!

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    kahn on 09/01/2026 - 20:51

    +5

    Have you read reviews about Breaking Bosch? That was followed by Better Call Bosch.

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  freedomofspeech on 09/01/2026 - 20:43

  -1

  made in Germany?

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    Meconium on 09/01/2026 - 22:46

    Gastarbeiter

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  seriousquokka on 09/01/2026 - 20:50

  +1

  One of the best practitioner on planned obsolescence.

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    Retailing on 10/01/2026 - 16:58

    In what way?

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      seriousquokka on 10/01/2026 - 20:26

      -1

      See link and many others.

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        Retailing on 10/01/2026 - 21:57

        So much fear mongering.

        Focuses on a very uncommon issue of a seal drum and then another video highlighting the most expensive parts of any washing machine Drums/Tubs, PCB Boards and Motors and makes it out as if it's planned obsolescence.

        I watched another video which is laughable, he thinks people giving feedback that doesn't support his ideas are "AI generated" and that people are using AI and phone farms to leave these comments on his videos…

        He even uploaded a video 3 months ago saying how good a Bosch washing machine is for service access and how all the common wear and tear parts are cost effective…

        There's a term called "The Tupperware Paradox" which perfectly describes why any of these manufactures of appliances and other industries can manufacture a quality product but need to draw a line somewhere.

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          seriousquokka on 10/01/2026 - 22:42

          @Retailing: I have no problem with a reasonably priced product that lasts a reasonable amount of time. I’m against overpriced items that don’t last long.

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            Retailing on 11/01/2026 - 14:46

            +2

            @seriousquokka: Bosch constantly ranks as one of the highest in reliability and covers such a broad price point?
            And again to my previous point, they don't have planned obsolescence as you previously claimed.
            If anything they have to be the easiest for a consumer to order spare parts from for those who want to repair goods themselves and they keep parts for 15-20 years which can't be said for so many brands.