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Is the AEG 7000 SensiDry TR719A4B worth it?

Yes — if you dry most of your washing.

Great choice
  • Heat pump — 193 kWh a year, about a third of a condenser dryer
  • Sensors stop it when clothes are dry
  • 5-year manufacturer guarantee
  • Costs over £500 more than a basic condenser dryer
AEG 7000 SensiDry TR719A4B
£879

Look for: TR719A4B

Get it if…

  • You dry several loads a week.
  • You want it to last — the 5-year guarantee helps.
  • You want delicates and wool dried gently.

Skip it if…

  • You only dry the odd load — the Hoover Pro Dry 3 or Beko will do.
  • You want the fastest possible cycles.

Get this instead if…

Why this verdict?

AEG makes the top-scoring dryers in Which?'s tests, and this 9 kg heat pump model has sensor drying and a 5-year guarantee. The heat pump saves roughly £75–100 a year against a condenser dryer if you use it a few times a week, which is what makes the price worth it.

Known problems owners report
  • Cycles are long, like all heat pump dryers.
  • The water tank needs emptying after a few loads, unless you plumb in the drain hose.
How we reached this verdict

We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications and the problems owners keep reporting, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.

Sources: Which?, Mumsnet, manufacturer specifications.

Updated 6 Oct 2026How we decide

Our verdict is an opinion based on published reviews and owner reports, not our own testing. Specs, prices and availability change — check the manufacturer's and retailer's details before you buy. Terms & disclaimer

Great choice
£879
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