Product review (4 stars): Good Dishwasher
The dishwasher arrived without any dents or damage at all.

It was very quick and easy to install - ingeniously, both the inlet and outlet hoses attach to the kitchen tap (with a quick-fit adapter) to avoid any problem with the outlet hose snaking when the machine drains - the tap holds the outlet steady. The hose assembly unfastens from the tap instantly with the press of a button and the slip of a ring. As is usual with appliances nowadays, the hoses and electric flex are all short - you'll have to place the dishwasher next to the sink (or find some way of attaching hose extensions).

The dishwasher appears to be and feels well constructed. The interior gleams with stainless steel. The machine is not silent by any means, but is considerably quieter than many full-size floor-units and quite tolerable. I would not use it while anyone is sleeping, but otherwise it has not been a problem in this small apartment.

It comes with five programs - P1 an intense wash, P2 a normal wash, P3 a short wash, P4 a frugal wash (no heater), and P5 a rinse cycle. I've used all of them, but mostly the short wash (about 70 minutes). The unit beeps to inform you that it has finished and the display stops flashing - while the program is still running the display flashes (even when there are no sounds) so that you know that the program is unfinished.

There is a heater incorporated but no drying cycle - the plates come out warm so I usually stack them in my dish-drying rack like I used to for my hand-washed items. But cleverly, the door is designed to open to a wide crack (there is gentle stop at this point in the door travel) to allow the dishes to dry in the machine if necessary. There is a rinse-agent dispenser which I haven't used yet.

Why only four stars? As has already been commented, the basket is its weak-point. The basket needs to be a little sturdier. Sometimes it twists slightly as it is inserted and the wheels pop off. Fortunately, they simply clip back on, but it is a nuisance.

At a push it will hold plates up to 10.75 inches in diameter (I lean them) - if your plates are bigger than this they will probably not fit.

Don't forget to leave room for the door to open if you are pushed for space in your kitchen area.

Review after two months of everyday use. I'll update if anything changes.