LG DLEX 5000 vs Amana NED 4655

There are 14 cycles to choose from, ranging from the normal cycle to specialized cycles, for things such as bedding items or sportswear. There are also cycles that add steam and it’s possible to download custom cycles from LG’s smart app.

When it comes to aesthetics, this dryer definitely stands out. The metal, chrome, and glass construction looks great and feels solid. The machine’s front is a large glass door with all of the controls on it. There is no conventional door handle, further improving its aesthetics.

The DLEX 5000 has Wi-Fi support, allowing it to be connected to smart devices via an app.

This machine has a wrinkle prevention feature that tumbles the clothes intermittently after the drying process has finished.

While a lot of modern dryers have touchscreen controls and a myriad of cycles to choose from, Amana keeps it simple. It has a big dial with 11 modes to choose from and a start button. The symbols are big and easy to understand, which might actually be useful for people who typically have trouble with touchscreen displays.

This Amana dryer has sensors that measure how dry the clothes are and will stop the cycle accordingly to prevent over drying.