Product review (1 stars): A swing, and a miss
For a mid-range (you might even say upper) dishwasher, this has been a disappointing experience.  Dishes mostly get clean, but you do need to pre-rinse most things, and pre-scrub a couple of really tough foods (I'd expect most dishwashers to struggle with really tough things, like dried on egg yolk for example).  They get about as dry as I'd expect, no complaints there.  The machine is quiet enough; you can hear it but it's not bothersome.  Where it goes off the rails is the basic design of the water path and seals.  First, you should not be able to load the top tray enough to hit the rotor, but you can.  Rather than make the edge of the door opening low enough to prevent you from putting dishes that high, this dishwasher allows you to shove whatever you want up there.  The same problem exists on the bottom tray.  Again, trivial to make the top tray (where the bottom rotor is mounted) with a bar that would prevent you from (or at least make you aware of) loading dishes tall enough to stop the rotors.  Why is this all a problem?  Because the door seals are not protected -- the door is not molded in a way that deflects water away from the rubber seal, so if you do load in something that stops the rotor from spinning, chances are good it's going to send a stream of water directly on the seal, and the seals are not designed to withstand that direct attack.  Result: water on the floor.  It's happened to us a half dozen times now.  Even if you're careful, if something (spatula, for example) shifts and blocks that spinning wand, prepare for a leak.

I doubt we'll end up keeping this washer more than another few months.  I can't plan on supervising every two-hour run to make sure it's not spilling water out.  This is the only dishwasher I've ever owned that had leaking built right into the design.