Product review (4 stars): Handy, but quirky
Pros:  Size, of course - that's why you're looking at it.  It seems to wash very well, with three loads through it so far and everything's come out clean with varying degrees of prep cleaning.  Quiet - despite being on an entirely wooden and hollow counter, it is suprisingly quiet.  You can hear it, of course, but you can have a phone conversation standing closer than two feet away from the unit.  It's inexpensive.  It comes with all the hardware you need unless you have some specialized faucet in your kitchen.

Cons:  The manual is horrendous - I still have no clue what the indicators are on the cycle selector knob, and what they mean.  You also have very little idea as to by what miracle of engineering you can fit the alleged four full place settings in the unit.  It says, and I'm not kidding, four dinner plates, four salad plates, four bowls, four glasses, two serving spoons, and some other stuff I can't remember will all fit in the unit at once.  Ummm.... no.  Not that I'd want to overload the unit, anyway, but you couldn't if you tried.  My chief complaint is that there is too much space between the wires on the bottom of the rack, and you have to be exceedingly careful how to stack items in it, or they'll fall through and render the spinning cleaning unit immobile.  I had to open the unit up twice the first time I used it to rearrange the items so that they wouldn't do this.

Overall, not a bad unit.  Crap internal rack, and a manual that's basically worthless in three languages, but otherwise not a bad unit.

We'll see how it holds up in light of all the previous reviews.