Maytag MEDE200XW

A dryer that offers an impressive list of features and drying performance.

This certainly isn't a bad dryer, but don't let yourself be swayed by novelty.

The Whirlpool Duet WED9151YW is very much a bargain buy.

This LG is a decent dryer, but at $799, performance isn't actually the big pull here.

The {{product.name}} is a good mid-range washer, and especially well priced for a front-loader. It's not elegant, but it gets the job done as well as higher priced machines.

You'd be hard-pressed to find a less expensive stackable dryer, but the {{product.name}} proves that a cheap dryer may not be a bargain. Sure, it does a decent job drying clothes -- but superior dryers can be found for not that much more money.

The Whirlpool Cabrio WED7300XW failed to impress, taking too long to get clothes not dry enough.

The Bosch WTVC5330US Dryer does a very good—if sometimes uneven—job drying clothes.

If you want a competent and attractive dryer and have money to spend, the LG DLEX3885W is your choice.

The corporate cousin of the Whirlpool Cabrio, Maytag's Bravos X dryer is easy to use, effective and relatively inexpensive.

The {{product.name}} is an unassuming little machine that manages to deliver despite its tiny size. That size is a hindrance when trying to dry large, bulky items, but regular clothes came out dry as a bone. It treated delicate fabrics very well, too, heating up to a safe temperature while still managing to get everything dry. A lack of customization and no extra features means you don't have much say in what's happening to your clothes, and the $699 MSRP may not be entirely justified for slightly imperfect performance. It's somewhat telling that many retailers claim this model is discontinued, resulting in our having to purchase one directly from the manufacturer.