We have an LG combo unit and like it. We didn't have space here even for stacking and it has to live in the kitchen next to the stove as is and also needed a ventless dryer. I lived with only a washing machine for years, but couldn't keep up with the laundry after we moved here where it is more damp and we have heavier clothing that gets legit filthy. (I dream of having a mudroom with a shower and washer/dryer so it doesn't get tracked through the house.)

We thought smart appliances were silly....but damn if this isn't amazing. You put the clothes in, turn the dial and press a couple buttons and then a couple hours later, it alerts my phone when it is done. No forgetting about the laundry because I was down in the field, who ever is closer to the house can grab it or at least crack the door.

There is a learning curve! Don't use the turbo mode to dry, the clothes will come out damp dry and you will still need to hang them. If you have things that wrinkle, that might be a bonus. The normal setting does a good job. You must not overload it and you must clean the lint. Honestly those are good ideas in general, but especially important on these units. The total time will take longer for a condensate dryer. On the other hand, when it is done, it is done! You can use the wash function separately and you can also run the drying by itself. They can handle a larger volume washing than they can drying so don't expect to get a bulky blanket dry, but you can get it clean and hang it over a door. The washer itself has a great spin cycle. There is very little static and the only thing I put dryer sheets in for is the cat's blanket. (Otherwise the next load gets all furry too but it is like a couple mice worth of fur)