Was looking at some stuff and found that apparently, while LG launched their combo, Samsung has their full size HP dryer (DV53BB8900HD) out already:
https://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/DV53BB8900HD.html
It is certainly more expensive than the comparable normal electric dryer by about 500$. Don't think with US energy pricing that will make much sense - that's probably like 2000 cycles until it earned the difference back.
Samsungs HP dryers in the EU are actually pretty decently regarded, especially considering their washers problematic nature.
Still can't stand the controls, though.
One big difference there appears to be Samsung offers a water tank so you do not have to hook it up to the drain.
If it wasn't for the 208V connection (which this needs - appears to have a 1400W boost heater for quicker drying) that would be a real place anywhere dryer option.
https://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/DV53BB8900HD.html
It is certainly more expensive than the comparable normal electric dryer by about 500$. Don't think with US energy pricing that will make much sense - that's probably like 2000 cycles until it earned the difference back.
Samsungs HP dryers in the EU are actually pretty decently regarded, especially considering their washers problematic nature.
Still can't stand the controls, though.
One big difference there appears to be Samsung offers a water tank so you do not have to hook it up to the drain.
If it wasn't for the 208V connection (which this needs - appears to have a 1400W boost heater for quicker drying) that would be a real place anywhere dryer option.