Product review (4 stars): Wash day
We have owned our Bosch Nexxt 500 Series Washer for about a year.  It was an adjustment from being used to a top-loading machine, but, for the most part, we have been happy with it.  There are both pros and cons.

The pros:

Large capacity.  I've washed a king-sized quilt with no problem.

Large door opening for easy loading and unloading.

Nearly silent wash cycle.  You don't hear it filling with water and you don't hear it washing.

The spin cycle is like a jet engine, but still remains fairly quiet.  Clothes come out almost dry.

All manner of settings for various types of clothes.

An end-of-cycle beep to let you know when the wash cycle is complete.

Needs very little water, and automatically determines the water level, depending on the amount of clothes.

Although the high efficiency detergent is more expensive, the washer uses very little.  You can even put in less than the recommended amount and have clothes come out perfectly clean.

Less wear and tear on clothes, as there is no agitator.  It cleans the clothes by rotation alone.

The cons:

Very long wash cycles.  (At least you know the clothes are clean.)  This is typical of any Bosch machine.

It can be fussy about what it spins.  In most cases, if you have a balanced load, the clothes will come out of the spin cycle nearly dry.  However, I have one blanket that is like fur and gets very heavy when wet.  Nothing I can do, nothing I can add to balance it, will make it spin this blanket.  Also, in the beginning, I had a lot of trouble getting it to spin things, but have since learned how to balance the loads.

Unlike top-loading machines, when you have forgotten an item, you cannot open the door and add it without draining the whole machine, as the door is locked (for obvious reasons).

It is an adjustment from a top-loading machine.  As you can see, there are a small but significant amount of annoyances.  However, I will say that this washer cleans clothes better than any other I have owned, and I would recommend it.  I would also recommend you read the manual carefully, in the hope you do not have the trouble spinning that I did for the first month.