Beko bPRO500 B5W51041AW 10kg Aquatech Washing machine Review and Demonstration

[@mstf_iknc]

Hello, aesthetic laundry is here 🥰 I watched your video and you really made that video with care ! I never saw such a review video with that details lol 🤣 also thanks for talking about me on description 🥹🥹 Now I will talk about some things too with being an owner of newer software AquaTech model :) (Its Arçelik 9140 PM AquaTouch washing machine) and It would be amazing if you pin that comment. •HomeWhiz is works really great on WiFi ones, it has massively difference than bluetooth ones and it runs smoothly without glitchings. • The even newer ones uses AquaTech on handwash rinses and its pretty much same as their oldest ones so thats an improvement. • The Eco 40-60 cycle on newer ones doesnt extend the time to 4:39 for a half load like this and it cuts out the time as It supposed to do. • The duvet cycle is now uses AquaTech for saturating and mainwash ! It doesnt uses on rinses sadly but the rinse levels are really decent and everything rinsed well unlike that one. •The anti allergy cycle is much flexible on newer ones. It comes with 3:19 and it cuts of the time about 20 minutes if load is half and it extends about 20 or 30 min with full load. Rinses are very high and it adjusts mainwash level for load size like their old ones and its much much better. So you can use on half loads or full loads without any doubt. •The soak option will do AquaTech soaking for whole hour on newer ones and this is one of the good options from app. •Cottons has amazing AquaTech usage and it uses same amount for all degress and its very frequent. For example this doesnt uses for whole mainwash on full lenght 60 but newer ones uses after every tumble with 45/5 tumbles for an hour on cottons 60 full lenght. Also it extends the time for temp. Like full lenght cottons 40 for full load only takes 2:55 but for 60 its 3:21. Also it does 3 min hold 1250 rpm interms on full lenght one and rinse results are amazing. Also newer ones does interm spin on fastest version cottons unlike old ones and takes shorter becuase of different extending times for different temps even for full load and this is an improvement too. The cottons fast 2x 30° cycle is amazing on it 🥹 Its 0:53 long and only extends 10 min for full load and it has good amount of AquaTech usage. Wish final spin is longer, anyway. But unfortunately It has some downgrades too. For example synthetics and stain expert cycle. Firstly synthetics does 1000 rpm interm on newer ones so thats an improvement but… It doesnt use AquaTech on whole cycle on full lenght, uses after every tumble for 15 min before mainwash ends on fast 1x and uses only once on fast 2x. It doesnt uses on rinses at all. And it uses low water for rinse and it doesnt top up and it doesnt go well with full loads. If it would use AquaTech it would be better… That was quite disappointment for me 🥹 for the stain expert cycle its too long and fastest version is 2:33 and they removed aquatech usage on rinses on stain expert too, mainwash usage is pretty much same as yours. Tbh your stainexpert cycle is better and more flexible, you at least have short time for half loads although it extends on full load 🥲 also they removed aquatech usage on sport cycle rinses too and and its an downgrade too but I dont mind that much tbh I dont use this cycle pretty much. And Finally biggest and biggest con is for me is cottons fast 1x cycle. Oh my good how can they ruin that flexible cycle… first of all mainwash and rinses are amazing and aquatech usage, rinse lenght is massively improved but the lenght of the cycle and its interm, final spins… this cycle is oldest version is comes with 1:11, extends about 25 min and done two 1000 interms and full lenght final spin for full load. On new ones it comes with 1:30 and it extends 23 minutes for full load but it keeps 600 rpm interms and short final spin 😭 I was shocked about that when I got mine because that cycle was main reason to prefering aquatech model to an normal model because it boosts interm and final spin on that cycle where normal models doesnt that. And the fact old one takes with full load on this cycle 1:40 and on newer one its 1:53 so better one is shorter… Although aquatech usage is massively improved and rinses are longer I think old version was much better because I want good interms and good final spin. Tbh I still love AquaTech models than normal models but my main reasons for prefering AquaTech models said bye bye 🥲 Beko should go back their very first AquaTech programming for me. With keeping that full lenght cottons cycle and its fastest version with good amount of AquaTech usages… I hope they changed somethings on new energyspin ones 🥹🥹

[@Vanessa-k7l]

I have never seen this Beko BPRO500 washing machine in review and demonstration this is the first time I have seen it in review and demonstration

[@DennisSchmitz]

The Haier Series 5 over here also has a super wide drum but is super stable and quiet while spinning, no banging at all even when doing shoes or heavy blankets. My Samsung was jumping when spinning these. 🤣

[@zanussi_and_aeg_fan]

Replace this with the Haier :) I wouldn't go for a Beko, AquaTech isn't really overcomplicated tho, it just doesn't get used enough to actually make a difference. The quality of the electronics and motor is just bad, and the drum and doorseal design is really bad. Also the previous gen Beko's were better maybe but also glitched a lot

[@mstf_iknc]

He already sold that :) Also looks like he didnt liked the haier programming too

[@zanussi_and_aeg_fan]

@@mstf_iknc Then he will buy the new LG washer range maybe

[@Washerboy2006]

I sold this on back in April and don’t think I’d have a haier again brand new and deffo wouldn’t pay high prices for one 🥲 I feel aquatech really helped it give good rinse results in a very short time but the sensors possibly can’t take the vibration from the tub on spin and go faulty after short periods of time. I want to give a new normal one a try at some point with me only having aquatech aquatech aquatech 3 times to see what those are like but yeah new drum and aquatech isn’t quite my cup of tea anymore 🥲

[@LaundryGuy1500]

I dunno how the inverters have got so bad, that inverter beko wmb NEVER did a reset from what I saw, and my Bosch has never done it either that I’ve seen

[@Washerboy2006]

They’ve only seem to got like that since beyond series was released. It’s the same with my cousins aquatech and aunts WTK I’ve never seen them inverter reset either meanwhile this was doing it 3 times every wash on the rare occasion even 7 with small loads I think this was the worst one when it came to resetting the inverter module. Just a theory but I think it could be the way it starts the motor as the motors on the first gen aquatech and wtk start and stop in a different way to this one. I’ve caught my hoover inverter reset a few times (it struggled a bit with a shower curtain the other day 😭) but it’s barely noticeable with it starting to tumble straight away again. Would be very happy if they fixed it on energyspin ones but can’t really see it 🥲

[@LaundryGuy1500]

@@Washerboy2006 energy spin will probably be even worse, doubt the boards will handle a drum spinning with water in for very long

[@Vanessa-k7l]

the drum design is reminiscent of the titanium alloy drum which is present on the Aqualtis, Natis and Natis activecare*** ***9kg, 10kg and 11kg versions only

[@dont_like_trash_washers]

They made a EnergySpin spin model of that machine

[@Bekoboy1400]

He literally told that in the video

[@Bekoboy1400]

I have the 12kg version its kind of an alright machine

[@Washerboy2006]

Really hope you’re new one works out well for you :) is your one new software? I think the new software ones have quite a few positives over this one 😅 I’d like to give a normal beyond series one a go at some point with the original drum design

[@Bekoboy1400]

@@Washerboy2006 oh yeah, the new software is amazing, also new beeping sounds instead of the classic one

[@Vanessa-k7l]

This washing machine is perfect for bulky items like curtains, blankets, pillows and sleeping bags so you don't need to go to the dry cleaners or laundromat thanks to its 10kg capacity

[@Bekolad2014]

Nice video

[@Laundrylad2005-uk8wc]

Mine rarely inverter resets usually once or twice a month I see mine do it but today I saw it do it two washes in a row so I’m hoping I don’t see it doing it more frequently

[@Washerboy2006]

The inverter modules seem a lot better on the likes of WT models compared to the likes of these. This was resetting on average 3-4 times a wash but it’s something I could live with on the non aquatech ones as the rinses etc. are quite good lengths where as some on this where only 3-5 tumbles long on normal cycles without fast

[@Laundrylad2005-uk8wc]

@@Washerboy2006 I’m gonna brave it and get an aquatech anyway as the cycle times are perfect for me and my parents only tend to wash half loads so fingers crossed 🤞 should be fine

[@Washerboy2006]

Fair play to you 😅 if you’re gonna get one you should wait it out a bit as energyspin bPRO700’s are coming out in like a month or 2 will be interesting to see what they’re like with the spinwashes and stuff

[@Laundrylad2005-uk8wc]

@@Washerboy2006 b 700 aquatechs are already making they’re way on to AO here 😁

[@Washerboy2006]

@@Laundrylad2005-uk8wc ahah yeah AO has A LOT of new ones waiting to come into stock I’ve been watching over the new bekos like a hawk lol 😭 would like to get one for myself in August but have so many things that need done first it’s crazy lol 🥲

[@aeglover]

Hi adam I have an aeg and haven't noticed mine do this has your aeg done this? Also how are you enjoying the machine. Great review btw😊

[@Washerboy2006]

If you’re on about the inverter resets no pretty sure it doesn’t do them :) I really like it still it has so many characteristics and the smell from the load when it’s done OH MY GOODNESS 🥺

[@aeglover]

@@Washerboy2006 laundry always washes really well doesn't it an smells amazing

[@Bekolad2014]

yay

[@Dyzx1]

What machine would you recommend that uses more water for good rinsing? I had a beko but returned it recently was terrible

[@Washerboy2006]

I’m so sorry it’s taken me so long to reply to you. I’ve been having a short break from commenting ☹️ if you’re still wondering if I was to recommend a machine I’d probably say aeg. They don’t use oceans of water as such on rinses but give super good results all around :) I have an 8000 series one with their powercare detergent mixing system and I absolutely love it 😅

[@Dyzx1]

@@Washerboy2006 I had a washing machine delivered today and they unpacked it outside and took the transit bolts off and carried it into my home. Then when I looked in the drum they had placed the transit bolts inside the drum and it’s made it greasy or oily. Is this acceptable?

[@Washerboy2006]

@@Dyzx1 weird that they stuck them in the drum. The machines do typically have manufacturers residue on the drum though so maybe some of it could be from that too. I’ve had new machines in the past that have been absolutely stinking on the inside with residue from the factory when I unboxed them. It’s good to do a 90 wash with nothing in it and a tiny tiny amount of washing powder (like 10-15ml) they normally say in the manuals to do that and that’ll help get rid of the grease/oil. A bit like how with a new oven you have to put it on max heat for a certain length of time before you can cook food in it :)

[@Dyzx1]

@@Washerboy2006 why on earth would they put the transit bolts inside the drum. The bolts have some kind of lube/oil on them. I don’t feel comfortable putting my clothes into that even if I do a drum clean before using it.

[@Washerboy2006]

@@Dyzx1 simply put a lot of installers are careless 🥲 they’re on a strict time schedule so cut corners and some do silly things like that. I went to my local shop today to buy a new machine with my 18th birthday coming up and wanted to treat myself and a customer came into the shop and from the sounds of what she was saying the installers had left the polystyrene block in the bottom of the machine. I feel certain that a drum clean should get all that cleaned and removed with how hot it heats the water but it’s upto yourself. I think refunding can be a bit of a hassle though especially from installer errors though I’ve not had issues like that myself and would install all our stuff ourselves except for the fridge and oven. It is a bit weird that the bolts where lubricated though think that’s the first I’ve heard of that happening 😯