Bosch or Smeg

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  1. Sackie

    Sackie Well-Known Member

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    What choice would you make based on best value for their integrated appliances range. Or does 1 stand out head and shoulders above the other for you?

    Thanks.
     
  2. Mick Butterfield

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    For me Bosch by a country mile. I have all Bosch appliances myself as they presented the best value proposition of all the brands.

    Now off my my run.
     
  3. BKRinvesting

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    Bosch +1
    I'm also off for my morning run ;)
     
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    Man you guys @Mick Butterfield @BKRinvesting are committed to exercise....And here I am rugged up in my blanket and warm Hello Kitty socks with no intention to move anywhere..anytime soon.. hats off to you both!

    Thanks guys, I'm leaning towards Bosch too.
     
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    Bosch at my place. An electrician once told me Smeg is Italian for ****
     
  6. mikey7

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    I got Bosch too
     
  7. Cia

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    Neff for ovens, Miele for dishwashers and Bosch for washing machines. Smeg appliances look great.
     
  8. kierank

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    Bosch for us. Built a new house 6 years ago and the wife put Bosch in the kitchen, the butler's pantry and the bar.

    Probably the German influence on my mother's side :) :).
     
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    Haha. Would love to see those socks!!!
     
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    Keeping or selling?
    Bosch (Low end - made in Turkey / China etc for selling)
    Bosch (High end - made in Germany for keeping)
     
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    Selling mate. Turkey might do as long as they don't differ in look from the German ones.
     
  12. Sackie

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    My Hello Kitty:eek:...Ah....... that's kinda personal...








    :D:p
     
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  13. Louis XIII

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    We put all Bosch appliances in our new place a few months ago.

    We were told by the salesman to stay away from the bottom of the range Bosch dishwasher, as it had a plastic bottom tray, and he heard of it melting in some cases.
    Mid range is fine, and we are very happy with the appliances, and they look great also.
     
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    German, Turks or Chinese made?
     
  15. Louis XIII

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    Oven and microwave were German, and I'm not sure of the origin of the gas cooktop & dishwasher, but they weren't the bottom of their range, but not the highest either.
    Sorry, I know that doesn't answer your question.
    Model of the dishwasher we got - SMS50M28AU Series 6
    Gas cooktop - PCQ715B90A
     
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    Nice ones. Thanks mate.
     
  17. Louis XIII

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    No problem mate
     
  18. Phase2

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    +1 Bosch. Less likely to break and better supported if they do.
    Smeg is probably ok for selling if it's cheaper. People tend to like it for some reason..
     
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    People like Smeg because of a clever marketing campaign a while back. However, expectations didn't live up to the hype, which has tarnished the brand a little. Lot's of people still think it's good though. Personally, I wouldn't touch it.

    OTOH, I love my Turkey built Bosch dishwasher. I have heard bad things about them but mine has been faultless.
     
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    Bosch good. Smeg crap.
     
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