Product review (4 stars): Nice Unit
Had this about six months now and am satisfied thus far. Glasses and dishes look great. I purchased an extended five-year warranty in case I run into the troubles others have stated. Top rack "rows" seem a bit thin (having trouble getting those "Friends" sized coffee cups to sit right.) Also has trouble accommodating small bowls. It can't seem to cradle them like my old dishwasher could.

- Great looking! (mesmerizing blue lights when it runs in the dark)
- Stainless finish inside
- Seems quiet enough for me

If installing yourself, you'll need ...
* A five dollar 90 degree elbow fitting which is NOT supplied.
* If you're plugging it into a socket, you'll need to buy the three prong appliance cable and romex connector to hold it in place. There's a hole in the back of the unit which I ran the cable through before connecting (at least, that's what I THINK it was for). I wrapped some extra electrical tape where the wire touches metal in case it gets hot.
* I needed a star shaped (torx) screwdriver for something (sorry, I can't remember for what).
* I also needed a three-inch rubber hose adaptor thing where it hooks to the bottom of the sink. The old one was dry and unusable.
* Make sure the sound deadening blanket that covers the top and sides doesn't bunch up when you push it in.
* You'll wish you had a stubby socket set to adjust the legs ... although you can use pliers if your knuckles can take it. There's a foam/cardboard z-shaped sound deadener that needs to be installed properly on the bottom. That's why you need to play with the height of the legs. It was tricky to get it right. There's adjustable wheels on the back too which I hadn't realized until after installation. Maybe that would have made things easier.
* I used an air conditioner foam strip where the top meets the counter to fill in the gap and deaden more sound. I'm not saying you should ... and I hope it's fireproof!
* I was able to reuse my dishwasher water supply line and of course, I broke some plumbing pipes under the sink ... so back and forth to the hardware store I went,
I'm NOT a professional installer ... I'm just telling you what I did, so read the instruction manual carefully.

Get in the habit of grabbing the bowed handle in the middle lest rings scratch the stainless surface when reaching for it.

I'm giving it fours stars because my wife loves it ... but I wish the racks were designed to hold items better.