Product review (5 stars): City living, now with the luxuries of the suburbs
I'm your average 30 year old living in NYC in a modest sized apartment, of course, with no dishwasher and no ability to install one based on my lease contract. My roomate and I had a dishwasher in our old apartment and have really been terrible about doing the dishes, but since neither of us like looking at a sink full of dirty cups, I took matters into my own hands and bought this baby. So far I've had it about a week and here are my initial thoughts:

1. This is perfect for your normal city dweller running mugs/cups/utensils from food delivery and maybe a plate or two. If you have a big family or a lot of dishes it'll still get the job done, but its not really tailor made for that.
2. I've been using those Cascade three-in-one dishwasher tablets and they work really well, all the dishes come out clean and sparkly just like at my parent's house!
3. It was super easy to set up, although it is a big large on my countertop. However, its a price I'm willing to pay for having a dishwasher and it is nice looking alongside my stainless steel appliances. Not exactly stainless steel itself, but close enough.
4. Its rather quiet and doesn't move around or anything.

Once or twice I've gotten an E1 error part was through doing the wash, which it seems like just meant I didn't have my water turned on high enough. Since making that change it has completed each was perfectly (I've done about one a day just because its so exciting, I can't use up my cups fast enough!)

I will update if I have any issues, and for the first time ever I bought the 3 year warantee because there was no way I was going to try and mail this beast somewhere if something happened. I hope I won't need it since the quality really is quite good, but for $30 its worth the peace of mind, even though its usually a sucker move.

So if you're looking for a little dishwasher to make your urban life feel more suburban, this little guy really does the trick!