Whirlpool WB70803
7 kg top loader, priced from $649 at the retailers tracked (checked 28 Oct 2026). 2 stars, 595 kWh a year (about $190 at 32¢/kWh), 540 mm wide by 562 mm deep.
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Prices, key specs and fit
Prices
| Whirlpool (direct) | $649 | Check price |
| Appliances Online | $679 | Check price |
Prices checked 28 Oct 2026. Retailers may change prices during the day.
Key specs
- Capacity
- 7 kg
- Load type
- Top
- Width
- 540 mm
- Depth
- 562 mm
- Height
- 940 mm
- Weight
- 36 kg
- Labelled cycle
- 2 h 41 m
- Water, test cycle
- 83 L/wash
- Water inlets
- Hot and Cold
- Energy stars
- 2
- Energy a year
- 595 kWh
- Cost a year at 32¢/kWh
- $190
- Cost per wash
- about 52c
- Manufacturer's warranty
- 2 Years
- Made in
- China
- Registration no.
- ACW1487
Size, weight, spin, noise, water, series and warranty figures, where the registry is silent, come from retailer listings and manufacturers' own product pages, checked 28 Oct 2026.
Depth is the cabinet figure and leaves out hose and tap clearance behind the machine.
Will it fit
The cabinet measures 540 mm wide, 562 mm deep and 940 mm high, from the register and retailer spec sheets. Enter the space it has to go in.
Not included. These are cabinet figures. Manufacturers state a ventilation clearance per model in the installation instructions; a figure typed into the Clearance box applies to both sides, the back and the top. No clearance figure for this model is held here, so the answer above allows none until one is entered.
Manuals and guides
These links go to Whirlpool's own site. One guide often covers several models, so check the model number on the document reads WB70803 before relying on its figures.
Price history
Checked daily since 8 Sept 2026. Lowest recorded: $646 (Appliances Online, 20 Sept); highest: $679 (Appliances Online, 8 Sept).
Appliances Online · Whirlpool (direct)
One line per retailer, stepped where the daily check recorded a change. Prices exclude delivery and promotions.
How it compares
- 562 mm deep; 2 of the 10 with a listed size sit shallower.
- 595 kWh a year against a median of 413 across the 16 other top loaders within a kilo of its size; 16 of them use less.
- Labelled cycle 2 h 41 m; the median for similar machines is 2 h 06 m.
Listed at #8 on The cheapest washing machines in Australia.
Top loaders by price and capacity
Of the 33 top loaders with a current price, 1 costs less than the Whirlpool WB70803 and holds at least as much.
this modelother top loadersmedian price
Show as a table
| Model | Capacity | Price |
|---|---|---|
 Haier HWT60AA1 | 6 kg | $499 |
 LG WTG6520 | 6.5 kg | $599 |
 Whirlpool WB70803 | 7 kg | $649 |
 Haier HWT75AA1 | 7.5 kg | $542 |
 LG WTG7520 | 7.5 kg | $799 |
 Haier HWT08AN1 | 8 kg | $749 |
 LG WTX3-08W | 8 kg | $799 |
 Westinghouse WWT8084J7WA | 8 kg | $942 |
 Whirlpool WB90805 | 8.5 kg | $749 |
 LG WTG8521 | 8.5 kg | $899 |
 LG WTL1-85W | 8.5 kg | $899 |
 Haier HWT09AN1 | 9 kg | $815 |
 Samsung WA90CG6745BW | 9 kg | $824 |
 Westinghouse WWT9084C7WA | 9 kg | $835 |
 Westinghouse WWT9084C7SA | 9 kg | $849 |
 Whirlpool VWED9002IG | 9 kg | $900 |
 LG WTL3-09G | 9 kg | $999 |
 LG WTX3-09G | 9 kg | $999 |
 Haier HWT10ANB1 | 10 kg | $856 |
 Haier HWT10AD1 | 10 kg | $895 |
 Whirlpool WB10037 | 10 kg | $899 |
 Westinghouse WWT1084C7WA | 10 kg | $1,115 |
 LG WTG1034WF | 10 kg | $1,249 |
 Whirlpool VWED1102IG | 11 kg | $1,099 |
 Haier HWT12AD1 | 12 kg | $983 |
 Samsung WA12A8376GW | 12 kg | $1,029 |
 Whirlpool VWED1202IG | 12 kg | $1,299 |
 LG WTL9-12B | 12 kg | $1,499 |
 LG WTG1234WF | 12 kg | $1,599 |
 LG WTX9-14W | 14 kg | $1,199 |
 LG WTL9-14W | 14 kg | $1,499 |
 LG WTG1434BHF | 14 kg | $1,599 |
 Whirlpool VWHD1502IG | 15 kg | $1,599 |
Compare it
Similar models: Haier HWT75AA1 · LG WTG7520 · Haier HWT08AN1 · Westinghouse WWT8084J7WA · Haier HWT60AA1 · LG WTG6520. More in Whirlpool washing machines, Top load washing machines and Washing machines under 600 mm deep.
Figures trace to this machine's entry (ACW1487) in the Australian Government's energy-rating database, and to retailer checks on the dates shown. Energy and cycle figures are from the government's labelled test program, which assumes one warm wash a day; household bills vary with use and tariff.