Product review (1 stars): Poorly made and doesn't hold up, don't waste your money.
We bought this dishwasher thinking it would be a great solution to the small kitchen in our 1920s house.  It cleans the dishes OK, but it is so tiny that loading and unloading and fiddling with the faucet attachment is way more trouble than it's worth most of the time.  The cycles also take forever to run, and it won't fit standard size dinner plates.  So we hardly ever use it.

There is also a major design flaw in the motion of opening the door puts so much pressure on the plastic covering that after a just a few months of infrequent use, a crack appeared right over the hinge and gradually spread all the way across the front.  Overall it seems to have very cheap and shoddy construction.

Btw I called the manufacturer and was told they could send me a new plastic cover for $80 (1/3 the cost of the machine just for a flat piece of plastic).  He was also really rather rude and insisted this was not a defect but "normal wear and tear."  And, I guess if you consider an appliance a disposable item that you throw away after a few months use, then I suppose falling apart could be construed as "normal wear and tear."

Bottom line: don't waste your money.  Wash your dishes by hand or buy from a more trustworthy manufacturer.