Suzuki Washing Machine Reviews

Suzuki washing machines aren't as well-known in Russia as established brands like Indesit or Samsung. However, a significant number of consumers are interested in these appliances and consistently prefer them. We can learn about the quality of Suzuki washing machines from informative customer reviews. Here are those reviews.

SUZUKI SZWM GA45SW

Galina Perezva

Date of purchase: July 2013.

Advantages: simple and reliable for washing small quantities of items.

Disadvantages: the case is not of very high quality, the plastic could have been made more durable.

I deliberately bought this machine to complement my automatic washing machine. For "large loads," I have an LG with a 7-kilogram load. But sometimes I need to wash several small items, and I don't like hand washing. So I got myself a small Suzuki SZWM GA45SW for daily laundry. Although, for example, I'm in bed linen I don't wash LG, I don't like how whites wash out. I throw them in Suzuki and as a result the laundry is snow-white. I use this machine relentlessly; it's simple, there's nothing that can break, and it's cheap. I'm really protective of the LG, although maybe that's a mistake. I'm not particularly fond of the plastic the case is made of, so I give it a 4.

Tamara Shakhova

Date of purchase: August 2014

Advantages: more reliable than domestic analogues.

Disadvantages: no spin.

I bought a Suzuki SZWM GA45SW as a gift for my mom so she could do her laundry at the dacha. She previously had a Malutka, which lasted six months and then broke. This one has been going strong for a year now, and it's been fine. She uses it to wash all her clothes for the dacha, and sometimes she has to scoop the dirt out of the drum by hand because it won't drain. It works perfectly, even under harsh conditions. It would also be nice if the washing machine could spin dry, but now she has to do it by hand. Overall, it's a very good machine, and most importantly, it's simple; my mom figured it out easily—5 stars.

SUZUKI SZWM GA35SW

Alexey Danilin

Date of purchase: June 2013.

Advantages: washes even more laundry than indicated in the instructions.

Disadvantages: I didn’t find any.

While my automatic washing machine was undergoing lengthy repairs, I borrowed a friend's Suzuki SZWM GA35SW. I didn't expect it to wash so well. My machine was never fixed, so I decided to buy a Suzuki for myself. It cost me very little money, and the washing quality is excellent. The instructions indicate a load capacity of 3.5 kg, but in reality it can hold significantly more items. I weighed exactly 5 kg of laundry on an electronic scale and threw it in the wash, and it all came out beautifully. I give the Suzuki SZWM GA35SW a 5.

SUZUKI SZWM GA70TW

Maria Filimonova

Date of purchase: September 2015.

Advantages: simple, convenient, lightweight, washes and spins well.

Disadvantages: I didn’t find any.

In September, I bought a TV for my son's room, and he gave me a Georgian Suzuki SZWM GA70TW car as a gift. They were running some kind of special offer: you buy an expensive item and get an inexpensive gift as a bonus. Well, you don't look a gift horse in the mouth, so we took the TV and car and went home. I immediately decided to run the washing machine to check if it was just a bummer or something good. It turned out the machine washed the sofa deck perfectly. I put the item in the centrifuge, spun it, and pulled out a nearly dry sofa deck, ready to put it on the sofa straight away.

After such a stunning wash result, I decided to take a closer look at my new purchase. It turned out that, upon careful consideration, the machine has only advantages. It's simple, without any fancy software, and easy to move from storage to the washing area. Basically, you don't have to drag it around; if space allows, you can place it right in the bathroom. And it won't ruin the room's appearance, thanks to its completely neutral design and color. The machine gets an A+.

SUZUKI SZWM GA80SW

Marina Alekseevna

Date of purchase: February 2015.

Pros: holds a lot of dirty laundry.

Disadvantages: quite a high price for a machine without a spin function, unsightly appearance.

I live in the countryside, and I came into town specifically for the appliance sale and snagged a Suzuki SZWM GA80SW on the cheap. It ended up costing me $65. The sale was great, but I'm not happy with the purchase. The main drawback is that the washing machine can't spin. For that kind of money, you could get a better one. Choose a semi-automatic washing machine with spin Domestically produced, and even with some extra features. Besides, I don't like its appearance; it resembles a giant bucket, although it has an advantage of 8 kg capacity.

So, the bottom line is, don't chase after attractive price tags and sales; you won't find anything good there. They're playing on people's psychology, and then we don't know what to do with our purchases. I would like to point out that the machine works properly, washes well, and I have not noticed any defects in its operation. I give the Suzuki szwm ga80sw model a 3.

In conclusion, I'd like to point out that a Suzuki washing machine can be considered extremely affordable, and the low price will always attract consumers, even if the product is of mediocre quality. The Suzuki washing machine can't exactly be called mediocre, as customer reviews are overwhelmingly positive. Yes, it's simple, but that simplicity appeals to many, and its reliability is a huge plus.

   

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