The washing machine is filled with sensors to make each cycle optimal. It can detect how much laundry is in the machine, so it can adjust accordingly. It also measures the temperature, to ensure it's at the most appropriate level.

While the machine offers a lot of flexibility when it comes to customizing the cycles, it will prevent you from making mistakes that can destroy your laundry. For example, it will not allow you to select the hottest water temperature or set very high spin speeds when you are washing your delicates or color-sensitive clothes.

While most washing machines have a simple square display somewhere on the front, this one has a round display in the middle of the cycle selection knob. This makes the machine look very modern and expensive.

This machine's capacity should be enough for a medium-sized family’s laundry needs, given its large drum (4.4 cubic feet).

This appliance is offered in two variants: a white one and a more modern, metallic gray one, which looks better, but it costs around $100 more.

The control panel is simplified, with clear and bright indications about their functions. None of the buttons have double functions.

This machine's fast cycle lasts only 15 minutes, which is great for emergency washes when the time is of the essence.

The washer has special cycles for specific stains, like blood or chocolate. It changes the way the cycle works to correctly fight against the stain.

There are 9 cycles to choose from. This may not seem a lot, but it actually covers all of the basics. They can be modified to your needs by changing the temperature, soil level, and spin speed.

This machine uses steam to sanitize the clothes. Steam can also be used to get rid of very stubborn stains.

This washing machine can ensure quiet and rumble-free running by using sensors that detect unbalanced loads. If it senses a risk of vibration due to uneven load distribution, it will automatically adjust and even out the load throughout the drum.

The drum light turns off automatically after three minutes if the door is left open.

Electrolux provides a lifetime warranty for the tub, excluding labor costs.

Electrolux provides a one year warranty that will cover both labor and parts if needed. With some dealers, this warranty can be extended for longer.

The machine's motor has a ten-year warranty that covers the part itself (you'll still need to cover labor costs).

This machine premixes the detergent and water in a separate compartment before being delivered to the drum. This results in a more even distribution of the detergent which means better cleaning efficiency. While it may not sound like much, it’s highly effective at improving the washes quality.