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with its generic front-load design let's just say this can wear dryers looks won't exactly blow you away but for its 1050 price it does offer a compelling mix of features and performance first of all this dryer has different ways to handle many different types of garments you also have very easy-to-use controls that are intuitive and you can find anything you want to it's very easy to understand quickly this dryer has steamed oats too which comes in handy for refreshing clothes but you do have to use a manual steam feeder essentially it's a little reservoir that you fill with water by hand instead of hooking the machine up to a dedicated water line as far as capacity goes this dryer is a bit on the small side of things you only have seven point four cubic feet of capacity most dryers now come in eight or even nine cubic feet like I said this dryer just does not look very exciting it doesn't have any high-end components or materials there's no glass or lots of Steel or or even shiny paint jobs or anything like that it's very generic looking so don't expect to be thrilled by the looks of this machine so if you buy this dryer you won't be disappointed but you won't be thrilled either if you want a little more attitude you're gonna have to go with something from LG or Electrolux