Product review (3 stars): Small and impractical to load
We've had this dishwasher for over 2 weeks and I'm NOT IMPRESSED with it. It is small and very awkward to load.
We have large entree plates, small salad plates, saucers, cereal bowls, coffee mugs and glasses. This dishwasher is only able to hold 3 or 4 large plates, 12 small plates, lots of saucers, 3 glasses and 3 mugs at he same time. If you want to load it with more of one type, you need to set aside the other type for the next load. Otherwise you dishes overlap and you end up with lots of empty 'pockets' where dishes of different types meet. We always run our dishwasher half-empty because of that, which drives my husband nuts.
Our previous KitchenAid dishwasher could hold twice as many dishes. I even confirmed with the loading pictures in the manual how they suggest to load it to a maximum capacity. And you know what, the pictures show tiny 5-oz Archopal bowls and tiny 3-oz tea cups. It shows no regular cereal bowls or regular 8-oz mugs. Who in the world uses teacups and tiny bowls on an everyday basis?! Their pictures of ideal load to a maximum capacity are just ridiculous and impractical for the real world families.
I also don't like that determined beeping signaling the cycle is over, the beeping just doesn't stop for 10 seconds or so. It is annoying.

On the positive side, this dishwasher is VERY quiet.

Would I recommend this dishwasher? No. And definitely not for the money it cost us. I'd rather buy more down-to-earth brands that do the job and cost 1/3 of the price of this one.