Haier Top Load Automatic HWM 85-826 (8.5kg) vs Kenwood Single Tub Washer KWM-950 (10kg)
Here is a quick comparison. All prices are in Pakistani rupees.
- `Haier Top Load Automatic HWM 85-826 (8.5kg) (Rs 58k – Rs 63k)` (Rs 58k – Rs 63k): Fully automatic, 8.5kg capacity, great for busy people.
- `Kenwood Single Tub Washer KWM-950 (10kg) (Rs 32k – Rs 37k)` (Rs 32k – Rs 37k): Budget-friendly 10kg washer, but has no spin dryer.
FAISLA: Agar apko mukammal asani chahiye aur budget 60k ke kareeb hai, toh `Haier Top Load Automatic HWM 85-826 (8.5kg) (Rs 58k – Rs 63k)` lein kyunki yeh khud wash aur dry karta hai. Lekin agar sakht budget ka masla hai aur aap sirf kapray dhonay ke liye sasti machine chahte hain, toh `Kenwood Single Tub Washer KWM-950 (10kg) (Rs 32k – Rs 37k)` best hai, bas isme sukhane ka feature nahi hai.
- `Haier Top Load Automatic HWM 85-826 (8.5kg) (Rs 58k – Rs 63k)` (Rs 58k – Rs 63k): Fully automatic, 8.5kg capacity, great for busy people.
- `Kenwood Single Tub Washer KWM-950 (10kg) (Rs 32k – Rs 37k)` (Rs 32k – Rs 37k): Budget-friendly 10kg washer, but has no spin dryer.
FAISLA: Agar apko mukammal asani chahiye aur budget 60k ke kareeb hai, toh `Haier Top Load Automatic HWM 85-826 (8.5kg) (Rs 58k – Rs 63k)` lein kyunki yeh khud wash aur dry karta hai. Lekin agar sakht budget ka masla hai aur aap sirf kapray dhonay ke liye sasti machine chahte hain, toh `Kenwood Single Tub Washer KWM-950 (10kg) (Rs 32k – Rs 37k)` best hai, bas isme sukhane ka feature nahi hai.
Haier Top Load Automatic HWM 85-826 (8.5kg)Haier | Kenwood Single Tub Washer KWM-950 (10kg)Kenwood | |
| Konsa Score | 8.7 | 8.1 |
| Price | Rs 58k – Rs 63k | Rs 32k – Rs 37k Sasta |
| Power (8h/day) | ~Rs 4,860/mah (450W) | ~Rs 3,240/mah (300W) Kam bill |
| Rating | ★ 4.4 | ★ 3.8 |
| Specs | 8.5kg · Fully automatic top load · 12 saal motor warranty | 10kg · Single tub washer · No spin |
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| Best for | Working couples, easy life | Completely basic |
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Prices are estimates. 5-year total cost = price + (electricity bill × 60 months) — inverter/DC products often recover their extra cost within 2 years.





