Compare the AEG 7000 to the AEG 6000 washing machine
Main differences between the AEG 7000 and AEG 6000
| AEG 7000 series | AEG 6000 series | |
|---|---|---|
| AbsoluteCare (color retention) | No | No |
| PowerCare (cleaner laundry) | No | No |
| ProSteam (less wrinkles) | Yes | No |
| ProSense (load sensor) | Yes | Yes |
| Energy label | A-10% | |
| Load capacity | 8 - 9kg | 7 - 10kg |
Difference in user-friendliness
AEG 7000 ProSteam: reduces wrinkles and shortens cycle
The AEG washing machine from the 7000 series has both ProSense and ProSteam. That means you'll get a steam function if you pay just a little bit more for your washing machine. This function smooths out your clothes with steam and reduces wrinkles by 66%. This way, ironing will take less time. You can also use the separate steam cycle to freshen up clothes you only wore 1 day within 25 minutes without washing them. In addition to ProSteam, the washing machine also has ProSense. This sensor shortens the cycle if you wash a small load.
AEG 6000 ProSense: shorten cycle
If you buy an AEG washing machine from the 6000 series (the starter model), the washing machine only has the ProSense technology. All AEG washing machines have this. The load sensor weighs the amount of laundry in the drum and adjusts the cycle duration accordingly. This is useful if you only want to wash some towels and never have a full laundry basket. Thanks to ProSense, the cycle doesn't last longer than necessary and you save energy and water. You won't have a steam function to reduce wrinkles.
Difference in energy label
AEG 7000 series: A to A-10% energy label
The washing machines from the 7000 series have an A or A-10% energy label. This means that the washing machine is 10% more energy-efficient than the A energy label. You'll save up to € 245 over its entire lifespan on average if you choose A-10%. The consumption on the energy label is calculated based on 100 wash cycles per year. The calculation is based on 220 wash cycles per year. That's the average number of wash cycles per household.
AEG 6000: A energy label
An AEG front-loading washing machine of the 6000 series has an A energy label by default. You'll save up to € 220 on energy costs on average over it's entire lifespan. Keep in mind that a top-loading washing machine of the 6000 series isn't energy-efficient with a C or D energy label. You have to add the laundry via the top. That's why you should choose a front-loading washing machine with A energy label if you want to save energy.
Difference in load capacity
AEG 7000 series: choose between 8 or 9kg
The 7000 series starts at an 8kg load capacity. That's suitable for small and medium-sized loads of laundry of 2 to 3 people. Do you regularly wash large loads of clothes or bedding? Choose a 9kg load capacity. Thanks to the ProSense load sensor, the washing machine adjusts its consumption to the amount of laundry. This way, you'll never use too much water or energy for a small load.
AEG 6000 series: from 8kg
An 6000 series washing machine is available starting at an 8kg load capacity. With this load capacity, you can wash small and medium-sized loads of 2 to 3 people. The 6000 series has washing machines up to 10kg. This is suitable for large loads of clothes of the whole week, or large pieces of fabric like curtains and bedding. We recommend these large washing machines for households of 2 or more people.
Difference AEG 8000 vs 7000 washing machine
Do want to have a steam function and a cleaner washing result? Have a look at the difference between the AEG 8000 and AEG 7000 series. The 8000 series washing machine has PowerCare technology, which distributes the detergent over your clothes evenly.
