Customer Ratings & Reviews

We've had this product for over 6 months now and it does an amazing job at getting dishes spotless! I will say the cycles are really long and the machine is much louder than my past dishwasher. Neither of these things are a big deal to me because the longer cycle is more energy efficient with water usage and the noise isn't bothersome, but definitely noticeable.

So far this has been a great purchase. The dishes come out squeaky clean with only one instance so far of not getting a plate clean. I have few issues with the plastics or dishes being not dry when done. I can hear the wash water spraying sometimes where in my last washer I didn't but it doesn't interfere with other activities in the nearby rooms. The run cycles are long except for the Turbo but any I have used work the same. I don't have any issues with the front controls: the unit turns off when opened after a cycle and I have not bumped it on. Time will tell if I have problems with the control panel.

This dishwasher has a great internal design to maximize the number of items that can be loaded and the 3rd tray for knives and other utensils is a godsend. It is quiet, cleans effectively and offers many options for cleaning.

Works well. Quiet when operating and dishes are always squeaky clean. Several convenient features and option. A good purchase.

Quiet operation. What a difference this dishwasher has made for us. We do use the additional product that helps the dishes come out spotless. I like the fact that there is NOT a center spindle, which allows for so much more space. Amazing engineering. This dishwasher airdrys the dishes at the end of the cycle. I installed it myself without any issues. Nice, nice, nice...

well designed unit with all the features one would need Easy to operate, quite, and drying is great

Works great very easy to install dries completely very well designed for utensils and dishes

Time will tell, but initial quality is fantastic. Does a great job. A bit slow on normal settings, but under normal circumstances it makes no difference, and for abnormal circumstances there is turbo mode. Energy savings never hurt.

Extremely quiet; you can barely hear it running, and only occassionally during a cycle. Dishes come out clean and dry, even without pre-washing. Highly recommend it.

I love it. It’s so quiet and it gets everything so clean! I can’t believe I suffered with the one I had for so long, which I bought brand new. It was never as nice or as quiet as this LG. The 3 racks are so helpful especially that the middle one has an adjustable height. If you have tall pots, pitchers or tall vases, the middle rack can move up or down (see below). I’m very happy with this purchase. I waited a couple of months to review it just to be sure.

This dishwasher is so quiet that you don't even know it's on. Dishes come out sparkling clean. Love the third rack for the silverware.

I'm very pleased with this dishwasher. It cleans very well and is very quiet. It holds a lot of dishes. I would recommend it highly! Best buy was great with the fast delivery!

Very quiet operation. Uses much less water than older unit it replaced. Numerous cycles to choose from and dishes come out spotless. Delivery and install was very convenient and professional.

Overall, the dishwasher is a good one. It’s very quiet. I’m still trying to figure my way through some things with the cycles. It seems like there are some really long cycles. The salesman that sold it to me was a really good salesman. He walked us through everything. One thing I would say that is a minus the plug that the dishwasher comes with. If you have to plug into a shared outlet with your dishwasher, you won’t be able to do it. It comes with an angled plug. I had to order aIf you have to plug into a shared outlet with your dishwasher, you won’t be able to do it. It comes with a angled plug. I had to order a new plug and have it install installed.

Quiet and economical . Several cycle settings make it efficient as well. The optional overnight dry ensures that items are ready in the morning. I’m 100% satisfied with my LG dishwasher.

I had a Bosch dishwasher that lasted almost 10 years, and was very happy with it. I felt it was a bit better at cleaning dishes and drying, but it does the job good enough. Love the front timer display and the third rack, and is plenty quiet.

I bought this dishwasher almost 2 years ago, and have not been disappointed. It runs quietly and cleans everything. Love the 3rd rack for silverware.

Very happy with how this dishwasher has been since buying. Happy with purchase and ease of use. Fairly quiet machine. Would recommend

This dishwasher is quiet, the dishes come out clean, and there is a display panel that shows how much time is left in the wash. I love the top row tray, it’s a perfect place for spatulas and larger knives.

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