Product review (3 stars): This dishwasher stinks. Literally.
It is a good-looking dishwasher, with modern, minimalistic design, however poorly designed when it comes to functionality. It's suitable for a household that needs to wash an entire load of dishes daily, or even twice a day, or one that doesn't care about energy efficiency.

The good:
- quiet
- minimalistic design, buttons hidden under countertop
- easy to install (with some exceptions - look below)

The bad:
- despite having large capacity, lot of space remains unused due to badly designed tanes that do not hold many dishes. The only way to put all dishes in it, is to spend 10 minutes devising an algorithm based on number of dishes, their sizes and shapes and then load all of them carefully one by one - similar to the way you play Tetris - so that all shapes "complement" each other  ;)
- upper rack works only with really narrow glasses (who has those?!); cups and mugs do not sit at an angle, and water collects on their bottoms so they're wet after a wash
- one essential part, an adapter for attaching water supply, is not provided. Depending on your previous dishwasher connection, you may have to either call a plumber, or buy an overpriced original Maytag part (special order), or improvise with available over-the-shelf parts from your hardware store (that's what I did)

The ugly:
- it stinks - literally. Before a wash, in between washes and even after a wash, it smells like stale water, rotten food or garbage. Using rinsing cycle doesn't help much.

Bottom line: It does not safe energy or water, because its large capacity is not used efficiently. In order to minimize bad smell, one cannot leave unwashed dishes inside, instead has to either wash incomplete load or keep using rinse cycles. Waste of water/electricity/detergent either way. Ironically, it's an "Energy Star" device.