Product review (5 stars): Worth every penny! Highly recommend!
Fantastic little dishwasher! Was skeptical about buying it, but I am glad I decided to. It is slightly larger than a big microwave, yet still fits on the counter, underneath the upper cupboards with room to spare. Fits a couple days worth of dishes, and really saves on hassle and water.

Comes with an adapter that screws onto your faucet in place of the regular one that's already on your faucet. Don't be intimidated. If you can plug in a lamp, and use a pair of pliers, you can install this. You simply screw on the included hoses on the unit, then put them on the adapter that clips onto the faucet. That part is a quick connect that pulls off in an instant when you want it to. There are two hoses, a hot water in, and a drain.

I, personally didn't like that setup and hard-plumbed the water inlet with some PEX tubing, and a "T" under the sink to keep free use of the faucet when using the dishwasher. Pipe threading on the unit is non-standard. A 3/4 NPT plastic fitting with a rubber washer seals well enough for the inlet, then I just used the factory drain hose and zip tied it into the sink to drain. Works great for us.

We've had it for a couple of months now and we love it! Makes doing the dishes feel much less like a chore and helps us to stay on top of the work load. It isn't much use on pots and pans, baking sheets, or cutting boards, due to it's size, but that's why I plumbed it the way I did. We can run the dishwasher and wash the rest in the sink at the same time.

You may have to space the dishes out a little more sparsely than they unit claims in order to get a good clean. We use a cheap, name brand, powder detergent with great success. Keep in mind that it is dispensed from a little door that flaps open, and therefore you need to be aware of keeping it from being obstructed when loading it.

Appearance-wise, it is a rather sleek looking unit for what it is, and didn't take long for us to get used to it being on the counter top. The loss of space is a bummer, but it's usefulness certainly makes up for it.

In the end, I would highly recommend this unit. It is something that can be taken with you and hooked up wherever you live. Fantastic for those of us who are still renting, but want the conveniences of a nice home.