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11/11/2026 · 6 min read

Black Friday Washing Machine Deals UK 2026: What to Watch

A UK guide to Black Friday 2026 washing machine deals. When the sale lands, which washing machines genuinely drop, how to pick the right drum size and spin speed, and how to spot a real saving from an inflated RRP.

A washing machine is one of the few big household buys where Black Friday genuinely pays off, because the large-box models carry enough margin to drop by real money in the sale. It is also the appliance people put off replacing until it fails, which means a lot of households end up paying full price in a hurry. If yours is on its way out, the Black Friday window is the sensible time to buy the upgrade rather than wait for the breakdown. This guide is how to shop the washing machine sale properly: when it lands, which machines genuinely drop, how to pick drum size and spin speed, and how to tell a real saving from an inflated RRP. For wider home savings, see our Black Friday Kitchen and Home Deals UK hub.

Some links in this guide are affiliate links, so we may earn a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you. Prices and availability are set by Amazon, so always check the current price before you buy. This guide does not quote prices or discounts, because they change through the sale.

When is Black Friday 2026 in the UK?

  • Black Friday: Friday 27 November 2026.
  • Cyber Monday: Monday 30 November 2026.
  • The real window runs from around Monday 23 November through the following week, with early deals from mid November. Washing machines are a classic big-box Black Friday line: the large appliances are where retailers compete hardest, so genuine drops do appear. The catch is delivery and installation slots, which fill fast in the sale week, so order early if you need the old machine taken away.

Which washing machines actually drop

  • Mid-range 8kg to 9kg models. This is the sweet spot of the sale. Bosch, Samsung, Hoover, Beko and LG all discount their core 8kg and 9kg machines, and this band covers the majority of UK households.
  • Larger 10kg to 12kg family machines. The big-drum models carry the most cash off in the sale because they start higher. If you run several loads a week, the saving on a 10kg or 11kg machine is usually worth the step up.
  • Quiet inverter-motor models. Machines with a brushless inverter motor run quieter and carry a longer motor warranty, and the premium ones see their real-world price move most in the Black Friday window.
  • Washer dryers. A combined washer dryer saves space in a flat but washes a smaller load than its drying figure suggests. They do discount, but buy one for the space saving, not as a true replacement for a separate dryer.

How to pick drum size and spin speed before you shop

Match the drum to your household, not to the biggest number. As a working rule for UK homes: a 7kg to 8kg drum suits one or two people, 9kg suits a typical family of three or four, and 10kg or more suits a busy household or anyone washing bulky bedding and towels regularly. On spin speed, 1400rpm is the sensible default: it leaves washing drier and cuts drying time without the extra noise and wear of the fastest 1600rpm machines. If you air-dry everything, a faster spin helps; if you tumble dry, 1400rpm is plenty.

How to tell a real washing machine deal from an inflated RRP

  • Check the price history, not the percentage. Big appliances are a favourite for inflated "was" prices. Note what the exact model number cost in September or October before judging any Black Friday discount.
  • Match the full model number. Brands sell near-identical machines under slightly different model codes to different retailers, so a deal that looks unique may be a standard model with a new suffix. Confirm the energy rating, drum size and spin speed line up.
  • Factor in delivery, recycling and installation. A cheap machine with paid delivery and no old-appliance collection can cost more than a dearer one that includes both. Read what the price actually covers.

Shop the washing machine deals

Each link below goes to Amazon UK's live results for that brand or type, so you see the genuine current price during the sale.

By brand

Bosch deals on Amazon UK Samsung deals on Amazon UK LG deals on Amazon UK Beko deals on Amazon UK

By type

9kg 1400rpm machines 10kg family machines Washer dryers

Before you buy, the checks that matter more than the price

  • Energy rating. The newer A and B rated machines cost noticeably less to run over their life than a cheaper D or E machine, and on a daily appliance that difference adds up fast.
  • Noise in decibels. An inverter machine around 70dB or below on spin is comfortable in an open-plan home or a flat. Cheaper induction-motor machines are louder and vibrate more.
  • Warranty length. Many brands back the motor for ten years while the rest of the machine carries two. A longer whole-machine warranty is a real part of what a higher price buys.
  • Dimensions and plumbing. Measure the gap, the door swing and the position of the waste and supply before you order, especially for an integrated or larger-drum machine.

The bottom line

Work out your drum size and spin speed first, shortlist one or two exact model numbers, note their prices now, and buy when the sale genuinely beats them. If you want the short answer: a quiet 9kg inverter machine from a known brand with a long motor warranty, bought in the Black Friday window with delivery and old-appliance collection included, is the buy most UK households should make, and this is the week of the year it is sensibly cheap.

Related winter deals to watch

The best winter savings come in a cluster, so while you are shopping the washing machine deals it is worth checking the rest of the cold-weather sale.

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