The racks are crap. I had to modify it to get wine glasses in. It doesn't dry and needs the door to be open to dry and it cleans about 80-90% of the dishes. Very noisy too. The start button is also dodgy and doesn't work sometimes. Not recommended at all.

Definitely a 'cheap & cheerful' dishwasher. I paid $450 for the stainless model from Harvey Norman in 2004. We are a family of 4 but do quite a lot of cooking, so it had fairly heavy use over its life-time. It was very loud but did a good enough job of...

I know dishwashers, I know how to maintain them, never a midea ever again, awful design with spinners, they block too easily, impossible to keep clean and cannot take apart to clean properly.

Manufactured to the cheapes possible levels of everything. The parts look OKmbit are functionally extremely poor. The bottom basket strength is so minimal that it flexes and bends falling off the roller tracks continually. Also the bottom tray stacking...

bottom tray is very badly designed. try to put something and it runs back inside. also left side door rubber keeks catching and pulling out. worst dishwasher i have used why would you want more than 50 words that is my complaint how hard are you trying...

This dishwasher is less than 12 months old and has broken down 4 times. The last breakdown was terminal. As the machine only comes with 1 months warranty unless you pay an extra $50 for 12 months warranty (Midea must have great faith in their product)...

Has broken down twice in 2 years. The pump is plastic, which is what broke last time and looks like it has just done the same again.

as a bit of a gamble. Since having it for 4 years now, it has always done a great job & had no problems. It actually does a better wash than the Whirlpool did & seems quieter. It also fits more neatly into the under-bench cavity, whereas the Whirlpool...