Black Friday appliance deals UK 2026: washing machines, fridge freezers and dishwashers to watch

Hoover's UK page lists this as a 9kg, 1400rpm A-rated front loader with an ECO-Power inverter motor, steam and Allergy Care Pro programmes, Wi-Fi and the hOn app, which unlocks more than 60 cycles. It uses 46 litres per cycle, according to Hoover, and Hoover quotes a 10-year parts warranty with one year's labour. It's sold by Amazon, which showed only one left when I checked.

Hoover sells several H-WASH 350 versions in white and graphite with slightly different codes, so match the full code when comparing prices.

Bosch's data sheet lists the WAN28259GB at energy class A, using 49kWh per 100 Eco 40-60 cycles and 50 litres a cycle. It has Bosch's EcoSilence Drive motor, a Speed function that Bosch says cleans up to 65% faster, an Iron Assist steam programme, a hygiene setting and a reload door. On Amazon.co.uk it's sold by The Appliance Store Ltd and dispatched by Amazon.

At the October to December 2026 price cap, an Eco 40-60 cycle works out at about 13p of electricity. Bosch also sells a near-identical WAN28255GB, so check which one a deal is on.

Samsung's UK page lists this Series 6 model at energy class A, using 44kWh per 100 cycles and 50 litres per cycle, with ecobubble (which pre-mixes detergent with air and water to wash well at cooler temperatures), AI Energy Mode, steam, a 15-minute quick wash and SmartThings Wi-Fi. The Amazon listing mentions a five-year parts and labour warranty and a 20-year warranty on the Digital Inverter motor. It's sold by Amazon.

Which?'s Black Friday study found a Samsung Series 5 ecobubble washing machine that was cheaper than its Black Friday price on 47 occasions in the six months after the sale, so this is a model to price-track rather than rush.

AEG's UK page lists the LFX50942B as a 9kg, 1400rpm A-rated machine with AutoSense load sensing, TimeSave to shorten cycles, EasyIron, an AntiAllergy Vapour 60°C steam programme and quick 60-minute, 30-minute and 14-minute refresh options. AEG gives the dimensions as 84.7 × 59.7 × 65.8cm, so it's a little deeper than some machines. It's sold by Amazon.

AEG is part of the Electrolux group, and the 5000 Series is its entry range. Measure the depth of your space, including room for the hoses behind it.

Hisense's UK page lists this as an 8kg freestanding heat pump dryer with 16 programmes, Auto Dry moisture sensing, a 30-minute quick dry, Allergy Care, Wi-Fi and a reversible door. Hisense describes it as A+++, but some UK retailers show a different energy class on their listings, so compare the official energy label shown on the listing rather than the headline. It's sold by Amazon.

A dryer isn't the only answer for winter washing. A heated clothes airer or a dehumidifier with a laundry mode costs much less to buy and run for a small household.

Hisense's UK page lists this as a 256-litre freestanding fridge freezer, split 171 litres fridge and 85 litres freezer, with Total No Frost, a non-plumbed water dispenser, reversible doors and energy class E. It's 55cm wide, 55.7cm deep and 182.4cm tall. It's sold by Amazon.

Black and stainless-look versions have different codes (RB327N4BWE, RB327N4WCE), so match the colour and code when you compare prices.

Bosch's data sheet lists the KGN27NWEAG at 255 litres (171 litres fridge, 84 litres freezer), with NoFrost, MultiAirflow and LED lighting, energy class E and 229kWh a year. It's 182.4cm tall and 55cm wide. At the October to December 2026 price cap that's roughly £60 a year in electricity. It's sold by Amazon, which showed only one left when I checked.

It's almost exactly the same size as the Hisense above, without the water dispenser. Choose on brand, price and whether you'd use the dispenser.

Hisense's UK page lists this cross-door fridge freezer at 460 litres, with Total No Frost, a My Fresh Choice drawer that switches between fridge and freezer temperatures, a non-plumbed water dispenser, Wi-Fi and a noise level of 37dB. It measures 79.4cm wide, 178.5cm tall and 69.8cm deep. Some retailers, including the Amazon listing, give 482 litres; I've used Hisense's own figure. It's sold by Amazon.

Before you buy any American-style fridge, measure your doorways and hallway as well as the space in the kitchen, and check delivery includes taking it to the room you want.

Bosch's data sheet lists the SMS26AW08G with 12 place settings, energy class E, and an Eco 50°C programme that uses 0.923kWh and 9.5 litres per cycle and takes 3 hours 30 minutes. That's about 24p of electricity per Eco cycle at the October to December 2026 price cap. It's sold by Amazon.

It's a straightforward machine. If you run the dishwasher most days, the Series 4 below costs around £20 a year less to run on Eco, which narrows the price gap over the life of the machine.

Bosch's data sheet lists the SMS4EKW06G with 13 place settings and energy class B, with an Eco 50°C cycle that uses 0.635kWh and 9 litres. That's about 17p of electricity a cycle at the October to December 2026 price cap. The listing adds ExtraDry, VarioFlex baskets with Rackmatic height adjustment, Home Connect app control and a quoted 42dB on its Silence programme. It's sold by Amazon.

A silver version (SMS4EKI06G) is also listed, so match the colour and code when you compare prices.