AEG Tumble Dryers

If you live alone or as a couple and tend to wash smaller loads, the 7kg AEG T6DBG720N will save space and is perfectly suited to everyday laundry. If you have a family, wash bulky items or prefer fewer, larger cycles, the 9kg AEG TR739G4B gives you more capacity and handles duvets or multiple towels in one go. The 9kg model is the heat pump option, so it's also the more efficient choice for bigger or more frequent loads.

AbsoluteCare lets you tumble dry a wide range of fabrics without the risk of shrinkage or damage by giving you tailored programmes and settings to match the garment type. That means you can safely dry wool jumpers, delicate synthetics or mixed loads that would normally need air drying. Practically, you can dry a wool jumper on its dedicated programme rather than leaving it to dry on a radiator.

A standard condenser dryer removes moisture and collects it in a tank, while a heat pump condenser uses lower drying temperatures and recycles heat, making it significantly more energy efficient. The AEG TR739G4B is the heat pump model and carries a higher price, but it reduces running costs and is gentler on fabrics. If you dry frequently or want lower energy bills, the heat pump option is the smarter long-term choice.

Yes, both models are freestanding and sit around standard appliance widths: one is 596mm and the other 600mm wide, so they will fit a 600mm gap. Depths vary between about 600mm and 636mm, so check the available cabinet or utility recess depth before you buy. Also note the weights (roughly 37kg and 52.5kg) so you can plan how you'll move the machine into place.

You can, AEG's dryers are designed to work on big or small loads and the 9kg heat pump model is better suited to bulky items such as duvets or several towels at once. The AbsoluteCare technology and the dryer's programme range also help protect mixed loads by matching drying action to fabric types. If you regularly dry bulky bedding, opt for the larger capacity 9kg model to avoid overfilling.