Customer Ratings & Reviews

quiet and thorough cleaning large capacity 3 levels of cleaning

Dishwasher runs quiet and cleans well. Drying feature does not work as efficiently as anticipated, but overall the units seems to be good quality at a nice value.

works good , cycles are longer but its normal with all the new diswahsers, dry could be stronger but overall its a good unit

Our dishwasher broke and we needed a new one. The LG works really well. Really like the 12 minute rinse cycle. The turbo function is a little noisy. I use the normal wash with overnight dry works great.

It works great. It is the second one I purchased the other one wore out after eight years.

Can’t believe how quiet this is! Not to mention the wonderful clean it provides!

I’ve been using my LG dishwasher for a few months now, and I’m beyond impressed. First off, it’s super quiet—you barely notice it’s running, which is a big plus in an open kitchen. The cleaning power is excellent, even on tough, dried-on food. I no longer have to pre-rinse everything, which saves both time and water. The multiple cycles give a lot of flexibility, and the Turbo and QuadWash features really make a difference. I also love the adjustable racks and fold-down tines, which let me fit everything from tall wine glasses to large pots and pans. The sleek stainless steel design looks beautiful and modern in my kitchen. Energy-efficient, easy to use, and reliable—this LG dishwasher is worth every penny. Highly recommend!

I must be missing something in the reviews. Used this product 3 times now. Love that it looks great, it’s super quiet, dishes are spotless. But dishes are still wet even after using extra dry and have to be hand dried as well as inside the tub and door. Yes I read the manual, loaded properly and it’s installed correctly. I’d settle for a noisier unit that dries the dishes.

Great dishwasher I give it 4.5! Very quiet and cleans well. You hear the water spraying the inside of the container more than the hum of the appliance. The push buttons are a little finicky and you have to be exact with placement. You won’t be disappointed with it. The 3rd rack at the top is good for extra stuff but it doesn’t dry anything on that rack no matter how small. I find it very odd that dishwashers aren’t sold with a power cord making you buy the kit with it. The manufacturers actually “trust”homeowners to hook up their own electrical cord. Quite a bit of liability there. That’s my only negative issue with it.

Very quite and washes with ease. Fits alot of stuff.

seems to be working ok, I did have an issue where the control lock activated and I couldn't get it to run a cycle until I texted the LG chatbot and it explained how to reset the control lock

Im very happy with my L G dishwasher. It is very quiet and cleans dishes well. Unfortunately the only problem is with the top top rack. I put lids and other slim items on there but they dont come out dry. Other than that, i like the dishwasher.

The only reason I don't give 5 stars is that I haven't had it long enough. But this machine is super quiet and it appears to do a great job washing the dishes.

I live it!. You cant even hear it running. The only downside is the drying feature doesn't work but i dont mind. A very minor inconvenience when everything else works so well

Made well, runs quiet and plays a little tune at the end of the cycle. Dishes are clean and dry, I love putting away clean, dry, warm dishes. I highly recommend this LG dishwasher.

First off: it's a good looking unit that appears to function well, though I did just get it so let's see how it holds up over time. My doc in stars is due to a few design decisions that lead to a less than pleasant installation experience and a few warnings. First off: the hole you need to cut for the washer via the template is _very_ low. The manual is clear that they can't guarantee good drainage if the hole isn't within the shaded area, but said area is literally at 3" off the ground: most modern cabinets have 4" toe kicks. That will damage most cabinets as you drill through part of the floor. Luckily the hole recommended is 2.5" in diameter so the bottom half of said hole can pass the drainage hole and be i n compliance ... just make sure it's the bottom of the 3 wires you try to pass through the opening. In the future LG: could you think about the average cabinet height? The next thing is the junction box for the electrical cable is in the front, right side of the unit. This means if you buy the standard HomeDepot dishwasher kit and you get a 5.5ft cable, you immediately lose 2-3ft of it running through the channel to the front of the unit. If your outlet is on the left-side of the unit? Another 2ft lost as you bend around the back, leaving you with a measly 6" to reach the outlet. Do yourself a favor and buy a 7ft or longer electrical cable. Finally is the drainpipe. Now this actually comes with the unit, is attached at the back, and is still a solid 6ft long. You can easily do a high-loop with it if you are allowed, but if you live in a state that requires an airgap, then this will need to be cut down. BUT: it's one piece of accordion plastic with a small smooth pipe for the last 4". if you cut the drain, you lose that clean nosle and end up having to get creative in attaching this to your airgap by using plumbers glue or similar to make the air-tight seal. I wish they just used a smooth hose that could be easily cut at any point and fastened down. Is the machine a nightmare to install? No. But there are some elements here that make it harder than it should be. I had to get a longer than expected electric cable, cut the drain hose in a way that forced me to buy plumbers putty, and really ponder how to avoid bad damage to my cabinets. Be ready for a fight when installing... and enjoy when you're done

My LG dishwasher is fantastic. Works very quietly and works very well. Cleaning every dish in there. Looking forward to the other appliances we purchased.

No complaints. Cleans great. Quiet enough to run while watching TV in the next room.

Dishwasher is ok but is going to take a little getting used to when compared to the GE unit that it replaced. Because it incorporates a handle flush with the front of the unit it doesn't have a handle to protect the front controls (or hang a dishtowel) and allows for the controls to be frequently activated when you just brush against it and is very annoying. The loading is odd and doesn't seem to have any place for glasses with recessed bottoms to be loaded on enough of an angle to drain and they will still have a little water left after drying unless the extended dry mode is selected. The unit while quiet is not as quiet as the GE dishwasher it replaced and especially in the water charge and discharge modes for some reason. So far I have no complaints about It getting the dishes clean but the full cleaning cycle is at least an hour longer when compared to the previous GE unit it replaced. Even if ok it we should have asked for the unit to be replaced however with all the added charges for installation we had already spent about twice as much as we originally anticipated.

Works alright the only time it totally drys when overnight drying is selected Otherwise pretty decent