Midea MDC22P2ASS Countertop, Portable Place Settings & 6+2 Washing Cycles. Energy Star Dishwasher, Dish Washer for Dorm, RV& Apartment, Sliver, Silver

This benchtop dishwasher is an excellent addition to any kitchen, combining elegance with top-notch functionality. The sleek design fits seamlessly on the counter without taking up too much space, and the high-quality materials give it a durable, premium feel. Setup was simple, and it connects easily to the faucet, making it perfect for small kitchens or apartments without built-in dishwashers. Despite its compact size, it has a surprisingly spacious interior that accommodates dishes, glasses, and even small pots with ease.Performance-wise, it delivers spotless results every time. The different wash cycles provide flexibility for everything from lightly soiled glasses to heavily used cookware, and the quiet operation is a pleasant bonus. The interior racks are well-designed to maximize space, and the drying function leaves dishes ready to use straight from the machine. It’s clear that this dishwasher is built with quality in mind, and it has quickly become an essential part of daily life.

I did hours and hours of research on different retailers, models, brands, sizes, functions, you name it-- I read about it. I picked this one based on the large capacity, function options, how easy it was to install/operate, and honestly how it looked. All my appliances are black and this one didn't charge extra for that, so it was a good value for the investment. Installation was seamless, fast, and simple. I have a family of three, and it holds a day's worth of dishes snuggly and it washes better than any dishwasher I ever had. No leaks at all in nearly a month of daily use. I highly recommend using rinse aid!! I also highly recommend NOT putting frosted (opaque) glasses in this machine, it will strip the frosting if it is not chemically etched onto the glass. It heats the water itself, so you only need to use the cold tap but RIP to my black frosted spooky cup.There is one thing I want to bring up for others that may have the same issue I did: the aerator hookup to screw onto your sink faucet is threaded externally AND INTERNALLY. It is a 55/64 thread that is universal to sinks made in the last decade or more. There are TWO rubber gaskets inside the little silver bit, and removing the top one will reveal that it is internally threaded as well as externally threaded.So, please learn from our extra labor of going to three hardware store plumbing sections and scratching our heads on how to properly adapt the hookup to our sink. After moving into our new home that didn't have a dishwasher and washing dishes by hand for over a year and a half, I'm THRILLED to say this machine is well worth the money.

This is the first time in 14 years that I have had a dishwasher. My first dishwasher was provided at an apartment we rented and it broke down, so we were back to washing dishes by hand. This little dishwasher is a God-send. It's too large for my counter, but that is because I'm bad at measurements of things. I purchased a metal cart with wheels for the dishwasher. It sits nicely on there and runs very smoothly. It can fit quite a bit of dishes inside and keeps my workload down so much. I'm so happy.

An absolute life changer for a house with no dishwasher! It cleans great. It also holds so much more than I thought it would. Super easy to hook up and use. I just thought it had a water tank. It doesn’t so it has to be next to a sink to use a faucet. I don’t mind though I just run it at night. It’s also pretty quiet.

We had a much bigger one go down on us. Deciding to downscale to this model was a choice we were hesitant of, but knowing that our children were beginning to get to the age where their dishes would be a college's problem, we went for it. Cannot explain how happy we are. It hard to get bigger pots or pans into the unit. Most of these require us to hand wash them. But our plates, cups, silverware, and most cutlery and cooking utensils are perfectly find to fit. For what we use our dish washer for, which is the heavy lifting of cleaning our dishes, this works great. We have used many Midea products in our house and will continue to do so.

Just got my Midea countertop dishwasher, and I am TERRIBLY DISAPPOINTED!!! Upon opening the box it came in, I noticed it is all scratched up and has a big dent in one side. For being a new appliance, and as much as it costs, I wasn't expecting it to look used/abused already! I'm attaching pictures, but it's difficult to capture all the scratches on a camera phone. It's definitely a lot worse than it looks!! I can't comment on how it works, as I haven't even hooked it up to use it.

I was not really sure if a portable dishwasher would be worth it to be honest, bur after many days of using this Midea I can confidently say its good. Living in a small apartment such as mine with limited counter space washing dishes by hand was a constant problem, I hated seeing my sink pile up after every single meal, but this little dishwasher fit perfectly on my counter and hooked up easily to my faucet, the set up was pretty simple and I was able to use it next day without any problems, it actually cleans everything thoroughly, no more scrubbing at stubborn food bits, it has been just amazing having this so far.

Love how it cleans but disappointed in how it arrived. The top far right corner was dented in and lots of scratches on the bottom front plate. We put it in lower shelve so cant see the dent but can see the scratches but it works well and there was no way i wanted to try to return it and wait for a new one so dealing. Just disappointed.