Product review (3 stars): Not as great as I expected from Bosch.  Dishwasher would not accept inputs from the control panel.
This review is for the SHE3AR52UC model specifically

Summary:  For all the great things we had heard about Bosch dishwashers, we have been underwhelmed by this model.  Yes, it's very quiet.  Dishes and glasses look super clean after washing.  Overall, it works fine.  Would I recommend it to others?  Maybe.  And maybe all appliances these days are fancy, but not built to perform their basic functions simply, reliably, and well.  My comparisons below are relative to a 15 year old Maytag full size portable dishwasher that was loud, but awesome.  We did have one major problem with this Bosch machine (see below) about three weeks after we had it installed.

Pros:
- Very quiet
- Dishes and glasses look super clean after washing
- Stainless steel tub
- Price is reasonable for features and Bosch name

Cons:
- Dish racks are not designed for maximum flexibility and efficient use.  The old Maytag's rack design allowed you to put in all kinds of dishes, glasses, pots, etc. of varying shape and size and use up all the space.  This Bosch machine's racks limit your flexibility and we always end up having gaps which go unfilled.  Yes, I've watched countless youtube videos showing me how to load a dishwasher.
- There is no way to tell when the machine is in the dry cycle.  We like to turn off the dishwasher, open the door, and air dry our dishes to save energy, the planet, etc.  This machine doesn't tell you what cycle it's in, so after about 1.5 hours, we figure we're good, cancel the cycle and open the door.  The normal cycle including dry runs about 2 hours.  Like previous Bosch models, items are not fully dry when the cycle completes (if you care about that sort of thing - we don't).

Major Problem:
Three weeks after we got the dishwasher, it stopped responding to commands on the control panel.  It would turn on and off using the power switch, and lights on the panel would flash, but we couldn't set the cycle or start the machine.  This is Bosch quality, we wondered?  We called Bosch and they dispatched a tech, but only 1.5 weeks later!  I thought the electronic panel had gone bad, but the tech immediately told us it was the door not closing properly / fully.  What?  Yeah, he's seen this problem on many of the newer Bosch machines.  Why didn't Bosch tell us that on the phone when we called originally so that we could try closing the door more precisely until the tech arrived?  The tech ultimately had to remove and reinstall the machine to get the door to close consistently / properly, and even now we have to be extra careful in how we close the door.  Aren't you supposed to just be able to push it shut, like any other door?  Shouldn't the installation requirements be reasonably forgiving?  The tech blamed the problem on the magnetic latch for the door that is highly sensitive and has to be aligned just perfectly.  Why, so the machine can be super quiet?  What good is quiet if you can't get the machine to run?  Anyway, this is obviously something that Bosch should fix in the fundamental design of the machine so that customers don't rue the day they selected Bosch and Bosch doesn't have to incur the cost of dispatching techs.

Concerns:
Are the dishes really getting clean with such little water and soap use?  The machine operates so quietly, is it really cleaning anything, or just getting the dishes wet?  I'm used to whoosh, splash, whoosh, repeat to give me the sense that something serious is going on in there.  Yes, stuff looks very clean when it comes out, but we rinse everything before it goes in so who's to say?