Buy the Midea MLTW41A1BWW 4.1 Cf Top Load Washer Agitator.

It washes clothes for less than half the price and with fewer horror stories, and that is the whole job.

What was compared

1. Half the price for the same core job
The Midea runs $678.12 against the GE's $1,549.99. That extra $870 buys a stacked laundry tower, not cleaner clothes. If you already have hookups and a dryer, that premium does nothing for your washing.
2. Your clothes survive the wash cycle
Owner reports on the GE describe it destroying clothes during wash cycles and developing squeaking and bearing issues over time. The Midea's complaints are the generic top-load balance problem every agitator washer shares, not fabric damage.
3. Bigger tub, fewer loads to run
The Midea holds 4.1 cu ft per wash against the GE's 3.8 cu ft washer side. That is the difference between fitting a comforter in one go and having to split bulky loads in two.
4. One broken part does not kill two machines
The Midea is a standalone washer, so a failed pump or belt is a single cheap repair. The GE packs washer and dryer into one cabinet, so a bearing or control fault reported by owners can take out both functions and usually needs a specialist for the unitized design.
5. Yes, the GE also dries. Skip it anyway.
The GE crams a washer and dryer into a 27 inch stacked tower, genuinely useful if you live in an apartment or closet nook with zero floor space. If you have normal laundry space, buy the Midea now and a separate dryer later for less than the GE's price, and you only ever replace the half that breaks. We do not think most buyers are that tight on space.