Adequate dryer – We chose a sensor dryer because that what we've had in the past. The Electrolux looks good and is quiet. Unfortunately it's not effective as a sensor dryer -- clothes are still damp when it switches off. This is so even when carefully sorting different weights of fabric. Never had this problem with the previous brand -- they were dry when the machine switched off.

So now we're using the Electrolux as a semi-auto dryer. Start it on the 'very dry' sensor cycle then finish off with 30 minutes manual dry to actually dry the clothes. We needn't have spent an extra $150 to get the sensor function. Could have got the same result from a $300 manual dryer. In hindsight we should have bought the Fisher & Paykel. Looks good and reasonable quiet. Produces little lint so must be a fairly gentle tumble action. Sensor dry function ineffective.