COMFEE’ Countertop Dishwasher, Energy Star Portable Dishwasher, 6 Place Settings & 8 Washing Programs, Speed, Baby-Care, ECO& Glass, Dish Washer for Dorm, RV& Apartment, Black

So I've had this a few weeks now..... I FREAKING LOVE THIS THING! definitely worth what I paid, definitely worth having. Its way to big for my counter top so I had to order a roll around kitchen island. I'm completely fine with that :) I do have to get creative on how I load my 10.5" plates, but definitely making it work with those. I mainly use the quick wash on it an sometimes the rinse option if there's still a lot of suds left in the bottom after a wash cycle.So far everything has been coming out completely clean, an dry. I use the finish dishwasher tablets, an finish rinse aid.I'm honestly surprised how quiet it is, so being in the same open space while it's running is no problem at all. The only thing that scared me when I first ran it was when the water drains I was not expecting it an it scared the bajeezus outta me lol but other then that extremely quiet!We're a family of 3, you'd think we wouldn't have a lot of dishes but when you have a 14yr old that eats like he's a linebacker the dishes pile up quickly! This dishwasher usually gets ran twice a day once for plates, cups, etc. 2nd wash is usually pots and pans an lids. Its definitely been worth the investment.Quality is nice an not heavy at all for as big as it is, but if your short like me you'll need to have a little umph to get it up on your counter, or island.I'm glad after looking for months at different types of countertop dishwashers that I chose this one.Functions great, looks great, easy to hook up, easy to use, and cleans better then I ever could. only down side is if your in an old house like me an your cabinets are low it may not fit on your counter so you may need a roll around island like I have or a cart. I knew this going into the purchase so I already had an island on order when I got this.Its a purchase you won't have buyers remorse on :)

We've been wanting to get a dishwasher for some time to help with the hassle of washing dishes. We didn't want to get a big dishwasher due to our kitchen being so small and there would be no space to put it anywhere. So, after some research and digging, this is the one we decided to buy. This has been worth every single penny and has helped me not have so much back pain from hand washing dishes. The only thing that gets hand washed now is the pots/pans and anything too big to fit in it.The size of this fit very well by our sink. We were worried it would be too long for the counter, but it was the right size for that space. As for the space to hold dishes, it fits a good bit. We've put multiple bowls, plates, cups, etc. in it and they come out very clean. There has only been a couple of times where 1-2 of our dishes that still had some residue, but a quick hand wash gets it.I would recommend when the drying cycle is complete, open the door a bit to let out the remaining heat. That way the dishes can cool off and you won't burn your hands.The noise level on this isn't really loud. When it's first booed up, it a little bit, but that's if you're right there in the kitchen. Once it starts the washing cycle, it is quiet and only can hear the water splashing around. Even the alarm is kind of quiet, but we can still hear it in another room to know that it's finished.Side note: Do clean your dishwasher every month! This helps it working longer and not smelling sour. Clean out the filter first, then run a normal cycle with a dishwasher cleaner solution/tablet. And let the inside of the dishwasher dry out completely.

General summary:This is my two-month review. I've now washed 40 loads and can say with confidence that this dishwasher is great! It fits an entire day's worth of dishes from our family of three, including usually having room for a mixing bowl, a pan lid, or some tupperware along with the usual plates, bowls, cups, and cutlery.On dishwasher placement in the kitchen:We have limited counter space, so I originally set the dishwasher up on a wood kitchen cart that we had laying around, but I have since switched over to a metal kitchen prep table with dimensions of 24" W x 20" D x 36" H (also purchased from Amazon) to better approximate the height of our counters. Would definitely recommend this for others who have more floor space than counter space available.On dishes selection:If you are buying this around the same time you're buying your dishes, there are some things to know about what dishes you should buy. This does not fit the XL (10.5") corelle plates in an upright position, so if you want to use them they have to be put in at an angle which takes up more space. We retired our 10.5" plates and switched to all 8.5" corelle dinner plates, which fit beautifully! If you have really thick handled cutlery, you will not be able to use the spacer flap on the cutlery basket. (The spacer part does flip down so that it's an open basket, but you lose the option to keep all of your cutlery upright for maximum cleaning.) The second level lean-in rack on the left of the dishwasher fits teacups (we have the vintage corelle ones) and short mason jars. It probably would fit cappuccino cups, as well. But if you don't have short cups, you can lift it out of the way and put taller dishes underneath. I think you could put spatulas on it, too, but mine are usually very caked with food and so I put them in the main rack with the other dishes to be closer to the sprayer arms.On detergent:We've been using Finish Powerball Quantum dishwasher detergent packs, and all of our dishes have come out immaculately clean. I have not pre-rinsed a single dish, and we've washed may with caked on / dried out pasta sauce, refried beans, and eggs. I have not used rinse aid or anything else-- just a single pod does the job of both as far as I can tell. (I do remove debris from the plates that is larger than a pea, just for the sake of the filter not getting clogged prematurely.) One time I did not pay attention to the spacer flap on the cutlery basket sticking out, and I think it blocked the detergent door from opening all of the way. The contents of the pod were still partially in the detergent slot, but the dishes came out clean so I think enough soap did make it into the load. This has not happened again since I learned to keep the flap all the way up or down on the basket.On general operation:I have only run the machine on the standard settings. Basically you run the hot water at your faucet long enough to clear the cold water sitting in your pipes (you should actually do this with all dishwashers to optimize your pre-clean cycle), then turn the faucet off. Attach the hose to your faucet, turn the hot water back on all of the way, plug the dishwasher in to your outlet, press the power button, and then press the play button. It will run for 1:50 minutes (there is a countdown so you know how much time is left) and it beeps when it's done. If you need to use the faucet while the dishwasher is connected to your faucet, you can press the red bypass button and hot water from the faucet will be released out of the bottom of the quick-connect.Conclusion:10/10 I would buy this dishwasher again. This is life changing as an apartment dweller. Honestly if we ever bought a house with a larger kitchen, I would consider installing one of these permanently behind a cabinet for small loads. The only thing this machine lacks is the ability to wash giant baking sheets or very oversized pots, simply due to the maximum size limits of being a portable dishwasher.