Product review (5 stars): After 5 YEARS hands-down my best purchase ever + UPDATE
I have the dishwasher running right now and just wanted to take a moment to write a little ode to my trusty Danby dishwasher, who has changed my life in so many ways through the years.  You see, when I first moved into my apartment and discovered that there was no dishwasher I almost decided not to sign the lease.  My helpful landlady suggested I search for a countertop option (which I never even knew existed), I did my research, and this is what I bought.  Thank goodness because I love my place and I despise doing dishes by hand.  If it hadn't been for this trusty, mighty little dishwasher I never would've scored this amazing rent-controlled little jewel.

Now, I bought this 5 years ago, so it was about half the price -- and I still think it's crazy cheap given how phenomenal it is.  At the time, reviewers cautioned that it would likely only last about 2 years, maximum.  Considering the price and my aversion to washing dishes by hand, there was no way I could resist.  I almost feel like I'm jinxing myself.. but it still works as well as it did on day 1 and I've never had to repair anything.  I cook every night and run my little dishwasher almost everyday.

Easily the best thing I've ever bought.  Ever.

UPDATE
So of course, 1 year later my beloved dishwasher began to leak.  My first instinct was to freak out, naturally.  After I gathered myself together I poked around on the unit and realized that the decorative window was coming loose.  After doing some research I went to my local hardware store and purchased silicon glue for about $3.  And then I glued every single component of that window, placed a heavy planter on the open door, and let it dry for a day and a half.  And I am delighted to report... HOORAY!  It's up and running at 100%.  Phew.

(Someone gently suggested that I might actually want to, you know, wash my dishes by hand.  To which I replied, puhleaze.)

But, even if my very favorite purchase of all time had in fact died on me (which it DID NOT, 6 years later) I wouldn't have hesitated to buy a new one.