Comparison · Laundry
GE Profile UltraFast Combo vs LG WashCombo vs Samsung Bespoke AI Combo
Three ventless heat pump all-in-ones that plug into a regular outlet. LG wins on reliability and size, Samsung on speed, and GE on automation.
Our pick: LG WashCombo overall; Samsung for speed; GE for SmartDispense and integrations
LG
WashCombo WM6998HBA
9.0$1,999–$2,199
Best overall: smallest cabinet, best cleaning, best service record.
Pros
- • 39 in tall
- • Excellent stain removal
- • 4.1% first-year service rate
Cons
- • Slower cycles
Samsung
Bespoke AI Laundry Combo WD53DBA900HZ
8.6$2,299
Fastest and largest, with a screen.
Pros
- • 5.3 cu ft
- • 98-min Super Speed
- • 47-load auto dispense
Cons
- • Bulky loads dry slowly
GE Profile
Profile UltraFast Combo PFQ97HSPVDS
8.4$2,098–$2,199
Best app integrations and warranty, but the tallest.
Pros
- • SmartHQ + IFTTT + Nest
- • 32-load SmartDispense
- • Long warranty
Cons
- • 46.7 in tall
- • Longest test cycle
The GE Profile UltraFast Combo, LG WashCombo, and Samsung Bespoke AI Laundry Combo are the three full-size, ventless, heat pump all-in-one washer dryers worth buying in 2026. All three plug into a regular 120 V outlet and need no dryer vent. They differ in size, speed, and smart features.
| Spec | LG WashCombo | Samsung Bespoke AI Combo | GE Profile UltraFast Combo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | WM6998HBA / HVA | WD53DBA900HZ | PFQ97HSPVDS / PVRS |
| Capacity | 5.0 cu ft | 5.3 cu ft | 4.8 cu ft |
| Height | 39 in | 43.75 in | 46.7 in |
| Power | 120 V, 12 A | 120 V, 15 A | 120 V, 11 A |
| Lab wash + dry | ~137–142 min | ~98 min (Super Speed) | ~171 min (mixed load) |
| Auto detergent | Varies by version | Up to 47 loads | 32 loads (Adaptive SmartDispense) |
| Screen | No | 7-in AI Home | No |
| App / integrations | ThinQ, Alexa, Google | SmartThings, voice | SmartHQ, Alexa, Google, IFTTT, Nest |
| Key warranty | 10-yr motor | 20-yr motor (parts) | 5-yr drying system, 10-yr motor |
| Price | $1,999–$2,199 | $2,299 | $2,098–$2,199 |
Cleaning and drying
Reviewed rated LG and Samsung’s cleaning as a tie, with LG’s stain removal standing out. Samsung dries everyday loads faster but struggled with bulky bedding. LG takes about two to three hours for a full load. GE’s lab mixed-load cycle ran about 171 minutes, though its quick cycle handles light loads in about 85 minutes.
Size and installation
LG is the shortest at 39 inches, which matters under counters and in closets. Samsung is 43.75 inches, and GE is 46.7 inches and 28 inches wide. LG needs about 4 inches of rear clearance and Samsung about 2.
Smart features
GE has the deepest integrations, adding IFTTT and Nest on top of Alexa and Google. Samsung’s touchscreen and SmartThings make it the most visible smart appliance. LG’s ThinQ covers remote start, cycle alerts, and diagnostics.
Verdict
- LG WashCombo: best overall, especially if space and reliability matter.
- Samsung Bespoke AI Combo: best if speed and capacity matter and bedding goes to the laundromat.
- GE Profile UltraFast: best for auto-dosing, IFTTT/Nest automations, and long warranty coverage.
Questions we get
Is the GE Profile UltraFast Combo worth it?
Yes if you want automatic detergent dosing, deep SmartHQ automation, and GE’s 5-year drying-system and 10-year motor warranty, and you have room for a 46.7-inch-tall machine. Otherwise the LG WashCombo is the better value.
How to connect GE appliances to Wi-Fi?
Install the SmartHQ app, create an account, tap Add Appliance, and follow the prompts. Most GE appliances need 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi during setup. If the appliance isn’t found, move your phone closer, turn off any VPN, and power-cycle the appliance.
What is the most common problem with all-in-one combos?
Clothes that are still damp because the drum was overloaded. Combos dry less than they wash. Keep loads about half full for one-shot wash-and-dry cycles, and clean the lint filter as directed.
Do these combos need a 240 V outlet?
No. All three run on a standard 120 V outlet: LG at 12 A, GE at 11 A, and Samsung on a 15 A circuit.