Product review (2 stars): It's ok, barely
We bought this at Sears about a year and a half ago. I didn't want it, but my husband insisted based on reviews. I tell him I like it because it cost so much money, but I really don't.

The load pattern is way too tight for reality & dishes won't fit unless you bend something or just set them on top of the dish racks. It got a rust spot on the bottom early on, I don't recall why. If I accidently bump a wrong button on the settings it takes forever for me to figure out how to reset it to get it working again. It's way too expensive to be so finicky, and it wasn't until we were at the end of checking out, having added up all the charges for delivery and installation, that they tried to talk us into the extra warranty (of course) because they said that we needed to worry about the computer card blowing out- a common problem for dishwashers due to the steam, they said. So far it's still working, but how dare they build a piece of junk that they know will break, and then charge consumers designer prices for it? It's a dishwasher, of course it's going to have steam! That's their problem, and it's definitely possible to create something that will protect the electronic parts from the steam.

It's pretty, and it's popular, but that's it. I don't  care about that personally, I'm not trying to impress anybody with my kitchen so designer appliances just aren't worth it if they don't actually hold their weight. I want something that's durable and going to last, this Bosch doesn't meet my needs. I will never buy another one.