Product review (5 stars): A great countertop dishwasher for anyone without a built-in.
I've owned this dishwasher for more than a year now (I purchased it in August 2016), and I love it. It fits on my counter and works like a champ.

I run it a couple times a week. It does a fantastic job on everyday loads, and the party setting is nice when you've got a bunch of glassware from a get-together to wash. The silverware basket is removable, which is nice for loads where you're just washing bowls and plates and mugs/glassware.

A few caveats for prospective buyers:

1) This thing is heavy. I managed to wrestle it through the house and back into my kitchen, but you might want to get a friend if you're not in the habit of moving heavy objects.

2) MEASURE THE LOCATION you want to use for the dishwasher. It's heavy, yes, but it's also deceptively big. Make sure you've got the space to put this chunky little chub before buying.

3) Dishwasher pods work great, but use Finish or another rinse agent in conjunction with them. I found they're a lot easier and reliable than the in-door powder dispenser, which can sometimes get stuck if the silverware basket is full and a stray fork or knife blocks the little door from popping open. I've used both Finish pods and store-brand (Kroger) pods with equal success. This model has an indicator that lets you know when you're running low on rinsing agent, too, which is nice.

4) Make sure you clean the little basket at the bottom after every few loads, especially if you're not a pre-rinse fanatic.

5) I recommend opening the door to let the dishes dry more effectively and empty it as soon as the dishes are dry.

Overall, I would recommend this dishwasher to anyone who needs a dishwasher for one or two people, doesn't have a built-in, and has the space available near their sink.