Product review (3 stars): Good water saver, minor time saver
Got this for an apartment so small that even a countertop automatic dishwasher is too big.  I liked the idea of lower water consumption and hoped it might be a time-saver.  This is a big water saver for sure, but not much of a time saver.  One exception is utensils, which I can do in around 5 seconds each (around half the time for me).

The instructions are terrible!  Half of the instructions are straight from what you just read above.  Fortunately, very little assembly is required.  Slide the side brushes in the only slot it'll go into, then confirm the dish brushes go into the only slot they will fit into (if they're not there already - but being jostled loose in shipping is likely).  Adding soap is not nearly as clear as the above description says ("consistent results" is utter nonsense).  What worked for me: coat the inner and outer brushes evenly with soap, less if it's concentrated, then add the water.  Some folks mentioned drain plug problems, but I think I figured it out: if you press firmly inward while twisting (not forcefully), that seemed to make a clean seal.  Bottom line: this device is a great concept manufactured from cheap materials and processes (NOT a "durable plastic housing").  Expect that when you get it.

Don't throw away your other cleaning tools.  Bowls and pots deeper than 2 inches won't catch a brush even if they fit.  The cup/mug brush helps a little for those, but you may as well grab an abrasive sponge at that point.  Mugs and glasses are well cleaned, but if they are even a little wide, they won't fit in the rinse bin.

Other tips:
- Use the rinse water for glassware early, as it will soon get soapy, which is not as noticeable on ceramic, silver, etc. (if your QA is as lax as mine. :-)
- For heavily soiled dishes, let them soak in the soap bin for several minutes while you do some cups on the side brushes.

So overall this is worth it, but I hope someone like Oxo comes along and does this concept properly.