Customer Ratings & Reviews

Also the guy that delivered it was very nice & professional!!

Great Product and price I got the open box and it was a good decision, we really like it.

My first dish washer that really does what it claims.

Very Happy with our new dishwasher! glad we made the choice that we did.

Best dishwasher I ever owned. Couldn’t be happier!

I purchased this dishwasher without one being on floor to see interior space. We are disappointed with it due to lack of sizing and limited ability to adjust racks. It isn't the easiest machine to work with compared to an older GE Profile model we had. This was purchased based on a Consumer Report recommendation that we now question. This is a entry level device and not what we desired! It isn't the quietest either.

Modern and sleek looking, cant wait to get installed.

We had a Bosch dishwasher before and wanted another one and this one fit the bill

I am very pleased with the squeaky clean dishes provided by this dishwasher.

I bought this for my wife and we both think it works great

Out standing performance. So quite that we are surprised

On time delivery.Great installation.Easy to use Does a great job .And very quiet

Needed to replace a nearly 10 year old Maytag that should have been replaced two years ago. Old Maytag was loud with rack wheels that constantly broke(I reassembled those wheels with my own nuts, bolts and Super Glue more times than I can count), adjustable tines that broke, rusted and had to be wired together to use and a flatware basket that fell apart. It was the Frankenstein of dishwashers. So needless to say, the bar wasn't set very high for a replacement. After reading and researching the various brands and models, we settled on this one because of the combination of positive reviews and price. Best Buy had it in stock, for the lowest price and the quickest delivery time. I purchased it online, along with the installation kit, on a Friday and it was delivered at 7:30 a.m. Monday. The delivery guys were fantastic, completely unpacking the dishwasher, carrying it in and placing it right in the kitchen in front of the opening ( I disconnected and removed the old one and put it out in the driveway the night before ) and hauling away the old unit ( not before I gave it a ceremonial swift kick to send it away to Appliance Purgatory ). They were so professional I slid them enough of a tip to cover coffees for each guy. I'm fairly handy and comfortable with appliances so I decided to handle the installation myself. But the truth is if you can operate a screwdriver, wrench, pliers, wire pliers and can follow directions, you can handle installing it yourself. I would recommend buying the installation kit, because it comes with a few different water inlet brass elbow connectors and plug adapter, which you will need, depending on your plumbing and electrical configurations. The washer did come with the drain hose and clamps, which I used, but saved some of the hardware from the old connection, just in case. In my case, I used the solid brass elbow to connect the pressure fitting on the hot water inlet, and I hard wired it directly, no plug. Leveling was pretty simple, as the three adjustable feet are easy to manipulate. The only thing I would highly recommend, that the directions don't mention, is regarding the brass elbow at the water inlet. After getting the unit installed, I turned on the power and water to it. I gave it a run on the express wash setting. I had not yet attached the front kick plate so that I would be able to see everything underneath as it ran. At the brass elbow, there was a small leak where it threaded into the water inlet. I shut it down, turned off the power and water and took off the water line and elbow. I cleaned off the threads, reapplied Teflon tape and put it back together. Same leak from the same spot. I took it off again and applied Pipe Dope to the threads, re-taped and put it back together again. Voila! No more leak. I ran it a couple of times throughout the day and all was dry. I left the kick plate off until the next morning. All was still nice and dry with no drips, so I screwed in the kick plate to finish the installation completely. As far as performance and noise level, we couldn't be happier with this dishwasher. Bosch does recommend the use of Rinse-Aid (which we used anyway) in running all cycles. We're still experimenting with loading schemes, but I think it's actually got more room inside than the old one. It doesn't look bigger on the inside, but I think that Bosch makes optimum use of the space with the rack configuration. As far as noise, I really only hear it when it's draining, which is nice because the old Maytag was so loud it would drown out the TV in the living room. Overall I'm impressed and happy with this dishwasher and recommend it if you're looking for a nice balance of performance and value.

The process was quite seamless and quite efficient.

On my second dishwasher in less than two months. Worst door design ever! Don't be fooled by the Bosch name plate

The dishwasher has worked without a glitch for more than a year.

Get this one and this one only the other models suck the big one.

Good investment energy efficient instructions easy to understand.

Love the stainless interior. Lots of needed space.

Description is not the actual product. Has a plastic base