Product review (4 stars): Needs more cycle indicattors
I recently bought the white exterior version. So far, so good, but with a few caveats, which are enumerated below.

It replaces a 14-year-old Kenmore [KitchenAid, I believe] unit that evidently rusted through the interior door panel, causing a short in the control circuit board. Instead of attempting a repair and risking future water-induced electrical failures or even a fire, I shut off the power and water supply and decided to replace it. Installation was VERY easy, and the instructions were clear and easy to follow.

1) I greatly miss having a "progress row" of LEDs, telling me which cycle it is on. (That will be another $200 for a higher-end model, please.)

2) As others have noted, the soap door is somewhat flimsy and temperamental, to the point that I treat mine VERY gently.

3) I also greatly miss having a rinse-and-hold cycle. (That will be another $200 for a higher-end model, please).

4) I got the hang of cycle cancellation ala Bosch (treat it like a computer and hold the on button for awhile), but the Kitchaid had a convenient and much-appreciated drain-and-cancel button.

5) The lower rack's wheelset is flimsy, and it is VERY easy to get it off track. This was never an issue with the KitchenAid, for which I do not recall ever having a rack derailment.