Product review (2 stars): I tried to love it but I don't!
I want to like this dishwasher- I really, really do want to.  But I don't like it very much.

First, the positives- two drawer design is really convenient for small loads to run more regularly rather than wait until a large dishwasher is full.  Be aware that the lower drawer will not accept a dinner plate, though.  This is especially nice for empty-nesters like me, and might be great for familes with kids where you need to run more than one load per day (breakfast and lunch dishes go in the bottom drawer and dinner dishes go in the top).  It's average when it comes to noise (though it makes some weird groaning noises when the pump runs to empty it of water- which it also does at the *start* of each cycle).  The construction of the drawers and racks is solid enough.

The negatives- for reasons that escape me, it is designed so that the bottom of the dishwasher collects food particles!  There is a filter in the water drain in each drawer so food particles don't go down the drain, and the perforated "chrome" bottom collects them too!  What happened to the idea of a "soft food disposer" in a dishwasher?  What's more, a careful read of the manual tells you to remove the drain filter and the bottom plate of the dishwasher and clean them once each month!  I can tell you that if you don't do this, the bottom will collect scum over time (if not mold) that gets downright nasty.  I've had a lot of dishwashers over the years from el cheapo to this one, and every other dishwasher was sparkling clean all the time, self-cleaning if you will.

This came as a bonus when I bought my DCS gas range (which I mostly love), so the price was right.  But I have a hunch I'd be happier with almost any $700 dishwasher.  Again, I want to love it, but I don't.