GE GFWN1100LWW

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The GE GFWN1100LWW is a simple, entry-level front loader that offers up all the performance of a higher priced model, minus some of the fancy features.

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The tiny footprint is ideal for small homes, but a standalone would be a better value.

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Performance has its price.

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The Whirlpool Duet WFW9151YW is a mid-range washer with good stain removal performance and well-chosen customizable cycles.

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If you can find it on sale for $629, the Samsung WF210ANW is a good buy.

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On sale for $699, the Kenmore 49032 does a good job getting out stains, but isn't any better than its cheaper competitors.

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Hotpoint's HTWP1200DWW is a cheap washer that does as advertised.

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The {{product.name}} has solid performance where it counts -- on the Normal cycle -- and is packed with enough features for all but the most discriminating launderer. There are better washers out there than this Maytag, but most of them cost a lot more.

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The Frigidaire FRFW3700LW is far from fancy, but it gets the job done for a lot less money than the competition.

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At $699 from Amana, the NFW7300WW is a spartan washer that does a good job getting clothes clean. If you don't mind that it has only three cycles and no customizable options to speak of aside from temperature, it may be a good fit for you. Just remember that better washers with more features sell for less.

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A 38 minute Normal cycle, great stain removal and easy-to-use control panel make the Kenmore Elite 41472 washer a good value, even with its $1293 MSRP.

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For a low price, you sacrifice some features but get strong performance.