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Control connected Electrolux appliances in your home.
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
The Electrolux app is a companion for connected Electrolux appliances. It is aimed at people who already have one or more of these appliances at home and want to manage them from a phone. The developer, AB Electrolux, presents it as a way to make the home more comfortable without being physically present.
Most of its features depend on the appliances being connected to the app. Once they are, you can manage them, adjust their settings, and follow what they are doing, along with the routines and tips described below.
The build we hold is Electrolux 4.31 (APKS split bundle) for Android 12L and up.
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You can check on an appliance, change its settings, and monitor its progress even when you are in another room or another city. This is the core of the app: the phone becomes the control panel for the machines at home.
Routines let you set up schedules for different parts of your day, such as working, hosting or sleeping. The listing says the aim is to save energy, save time, or both, so appliances can run on a timetable you set rather than when you remember to start them.
Connecting Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa lets you speak commands to your appliances. The app also links to Google Home and Alexa Routines, so appliance actions can be part of routines you already run through those services.
Voice control and the routines in the app can be used together, which means a morning or evening sequence can be triggered by one spoken phrase rather than several taps.
The app includes expert tips on caring for each appliance, along with maintenance reminders. These are intended to help keep appliances in good condition over time.
Weekly reports summarise the work your appliances have done in the past week, so you can see how much they were used. The listing presents these reports as a way to keep track of appliance activity.
The listing names several accessibility features: screen reader support, voice control, larger text, dark mode, and high contrast. It also says information is not conveyed by colour alone, so status is shown in more than one way.
These options are relevant for people who rely on a screen reader or need bigger text or higher contrast to read the app's screens.