Russell Hobbs RHTTDW6B Freestanding Compact Dishwasher, Eco mode, 6 place_settings, Black, Noise level: decibels 52

This was a replacement for a countertop dishwasher I had before. Very pleased with this one and enough space for one person. This time I have had it plumbed in under the counter which looks great. Bought it as came in black and all my appliances are now in black - just the washing machine in white so will ponder on that one to replace!

Really good little dishwasher. Perfect if you’re short on space. Looks good in black. Installation was easy, just plumb it in & away you go. Good few different programmes. Performance is really good, everything has come out spotless so far. It’s not too noisy. Overall, very good value for money & worth it.

Nice dishwasher washes dishes nicely only issue is on the one side it's leaking from the bottom and alittle at the front the other side isn't it's dry not wet or damp only on the one side that's the only down side (internal leak on bottom)

This is the 4th one of these dishwashers we have bought over the last 8 years or so.They are great for their size and this one with the digital display is an upgrade on previous versions.One thing to bear in mind is that all the previous ones we have had have stopped working after 18-30 months, so 2 years on average. We keep buying them because the size is perfect for what we want and there aren't many alternatives (most are just rebranded versions of the same machine).We have bought the extended waranty this time, which I would never usually do, so we will be covered for 3 years at least.

This is a great device that cleand and dries well. Its small. but suitable for my daughter who live alone. I have marked 4 star for VFM as you can but a larger slimline unit for pretty much the same price. Of course If she had the space we would have done that so happy to pay the price. There are cheaper units available but mostly chinese imports. This was well packaged, and a breeze to install. I had a power socket and a water connection available. Including moving a shelf in a cupboard it was running in 20 mins. needs a 60cm wide cupboard which gives a 5mm clearence either side. I needed to remove the back of the cupboard which may be the case for all. Lots of programs to choose from but like most people we settled on the 1.5 hour one and thats likely where it will stay.

I do not have room for a full sized dishwasher, but I can (just about) shoehorn a half sized one like this under the kitchen sink in my flat.This fitted, tightly, like the one it replaced (different make, 11 years old.)Not that I care, but it is not ugly - I did not buy it to look at and/or admire.It is a little louder than its predecessor, but I tend to load my dishwasher up in the evening, go to bed, and turn it on the following morning just before going to work. Noise is not really a consideration. It is quiet enough not to bother my neighbours.As with all dishwashers the only way to actually achieved the claimed capacity of 13 angry men, 3 amigos, a Snow White and 7 dwarves, 101 Dalmatians, 39 steps etc is to own the exact same film or book used by the manufacture, in the same format. which no one ever does.Mine is currently running the ‘before first use’ wash. If I can get 4 of my dinner plates, 4 knives, 4 forks, BUTBUT NOW.I hate it. It can not get a single item to actually stand upright in the washing basket.Glasses fall over, plates do not fit In any direction. Dinner, side, salad, tiny saucers, nothing stays upright,Totally useless. Unfit for purpose. You have to own the exact set of plates and dishes they owned to get them to fit.The washing arm hits the lid for the salt container, and jams. Every time. Clack clack clack, as it hits the lid as it rotates…then an after 10 to 15 minutes of a 3 and a half hour wash cycle no more ‘whoosh whoosh’ as the arm rotates, and no ‘clack clack’ as it hits the lid on thy was past. It has jammed. On the lid of the salt pot. As usual.I currently have a glass coaster, normally put under a glass to prevent water-marks on furniture, in it, on the floor/base.The arm hits the coaster and bounces up a bit. It can then pass over the lid of the salt/water softener lid.They should have designed this in. It was such an easy fix.So this weekend I will cast a small acrylic part, shaped like a door stop, and glue it in place. It will direct the arm over the lid of the salt container.