May I know what brand and model you're using?

You are wrong side, from what i big jump over front loader has save more water.

Top loader used more water and shorter duration time for completed job vs front loader take 1 hour and 20mins but really used lesser water and more cleaning than top loader.

There really isn't a need to get personal here. The front loading washer isn't working for you,supersound, but it's working for kimsim. No one's strictly wrong or right. There are clear differences between the two types and they serve different needs for different individuals living in different environments.

Bro Kimsim, beside the door problem, any others reason? Ecobubble or design look cool~~
Because now I comparing between samsung ww8000 and hitachi BD-W85TV .....ww8000 more noise then BD-W85TV

As samsung customer service reply for the dB:
With regards to your query, the noise level for the wash and spin cycles (WW12H8420EW) are 52 dB and 72 dB respectively.

For hitachi BD-W85TV :
Noise Level (dB: Wash)46
Noise Level (dB: Spin)67

Beside that, I still thinking about the Ecobubble wash cool for Samsung or hot water for Hitachi.......

Bro and sifu sifu here can give some suggestion?
Thanks

ha ha my working long pant, mostly has left some tissue paper inside of my pant wallet.. if previous using top loaded then died already kena scold for my wife.. the tissue paper chip become smaller pieces and sticks whole WM and mixed with other cloths else.. after used front loader has not an issue the tissue paper become stick inside my wallet and still whole piece and never broken at all..

technology wise front loaded was win...   

Front loader quick wash, is not a full fledged wash cycle. On my Panasonic there is a rapid 15 min wash for 2kg of clothes only (Although the machine is rated for 10kg) and the quick 50 mins wash cycle is for 5kg of clothes only. Different cycle has different capacity, you need to read the manual of your washing machine to understand.

So far we have had nothing but front loaders, and never had much issue with them. The 1st machine own by my parents lasted for about 15 years before the bearing died, and their replacement machine lasted for 11 years when the mechanical timer died and the motor was starting to seize up (this machine was well abused throughout its lifespan as we mostly overloaded it than its rated capacity of 5.5kg) and finally I purchased the Panasonic to replace the last front loader.

The Panasonic and Hitachi were among the first to come out with large diameter opening front loaders, for easier loading and unloading of clothes and this machine definitely cleaned better than the previous two machines we had.

Top loaders do finish the laundry cycles faster, but at the same time they can be very rough and not necessarily clean. Water savings was not the only reason I got a front loader but due to the availability of hot water wash as well, which comes in handy when you want to wash bath / tea towels in hot water.

I am comparing the wash cycle to my brother's Electrolux top loader (which is not all that fast either and has clunky noises while operating) and also a Sharp (very fast wash cycles but tangles up clothes and makes it difficult to unload, damages undergarments due to overstretched while washing) top loader which I used while I was renting.

Early Samsung front loading machine were problematic, not sure if they still are though but so far I am happy with the Panasonic FL. Buying a front loading machine just for the sake of saving water is not a valid reason but in the long run it saves me from buying new clothes very so often, and inverter motor in top loading / front loading machines makes a very big difference in the washing ability of the machine.

Because of many choices so hard to choose the correct one.....WM if lucky need stay with me for 10-15 year so need to choose the suit one......
For ww9000 really look cool but the function plus minus only with ww8000 and the price double really kill

Just worry about samsung stuff look nice but not long lasting......

You won't regret a Hitachi Big Drum front loader. Clothes washing wise, it fills the tub with water first to rinse then the it fills water into the soap dispenser. The wash comes out softer and dryer (lesser residual moisture). The added bonus is tub clean program.

The spin even at 67dB is not even a muffled air plane whine. It's more like low pitch 'mmmm' kind of sound that's not noticeable unless you're within 6ft in front. One of my favourite use is when coming back from overseas and then doing 3 loads in 45 mins using 15min quick wash and then drying everything up. All done within 1 hour.

If you use hot wash 60-90deg yes it will consume more energy for water heating. Most of my washes are at 40 degrees. But if cold wash then it avoids that but at the cost of a longer wash cycle. The inverter motor is quite up to task.

imbalance load bro?
most front load doesnt comes with load sensor....

always experience this when washing many jeans together where they tied themselves in the WM, so goes the dancing WM. bedsheet, towel even pillows does this too 

TRUE STORY BRO.

first time wash small pillow. got shocked and straight pull plug. lol   

Personally, I still prefer FL tho... contradict right, yet FL do wash better. and uses less water.
So, i would not jam pack the washer   

Somehow my purpose is to wash nicely, and save water. 
Just being logic, dont wash all heavy denim once is just a new laundry practice. That's it.
The benefits out weight the bads, IMO.

Just my two cents 

Agree on principle. It has to suit to one household and not the other way round.

However the imbalanced spin issue is now a thing of the past with newer FL anti vibration and load balancing tech:
LG calls it TrueBalance Anti Vibration System
Hitachi calls it 4 or 5 ply Load Balancer
Samsung calls it Vibration Reduction Technology (VRT)

Panasonic is more of a load balance sensor and will avoid "destructive" types out of balance. Some users may experience washer not spinning issues or spin at lower speeds. Bathmats are suspects.

That to me is a thing of the past with what I mentioned. On old front load washers yes the stress is there. Even in newer front load washer, the load will still imbalance but the destructive effect is negated by the load balancing tech built into it.

Well, it's hard to configure any washing machine to spin counter to what the law of physics has decreed in terms centrifugal and centripetal force. I expect that on either top and front load. I think it would be useful to share how one even out the out of balance loads. For duvet or blankets, there's a technique illustrated in some Jap WM manuals.

Which model do you had now?

Which model do you had now?

Look like Samsung is another durable brand.

Around 6kg and without VRT & inverter motor as well.. Nothing much can be done in perfectly

Is this the one you mentioned used in the villa? If it is I think it's very very well utilized. Based on that post, if I read it correctly, it's doing 8 years use in 1 year due to the amount of washes.