AIRMSEN Portable Countertop Dishwasher with 5-Liter Built-in Water Tank and Air-Dry Function, 5 Washing Programs Mini Dishwasher, Mint Green

I'll start by saying I love this machine. Things I thought I would want/need in a countertop dishwasher were a rollout tray, a water well (to fill with pitcher instead of hose to tap) and it had to accommodate a 10" plate. I was right. I love all these features and am glad I paid a little extra for them. The photos on how much they hold are a little misleading in my opinion but I expected that. The photos have very small, thin dinnerware like corelleware. I use larger hardier stuff. I have soup bowls from dollar tree, 24 oz. and large 16 oz mugs. I was able to get three bowls, two mugs and two sandwich plates into this machine along with a few items of silverware. I live alone and don't cook much so this was two days worth of dishes for me, some of them were day-old. The one hour cycle cleaned everything perfectly. The short cycle does very well too, as long as the dishes are only moderately stuck-on. I've gotten a medium size sause pan in there with a few dinner dishes. I completely expected it to be noisy. It was quieter than I expected and I find I don't mind the noise the way some other things bug me like air conditioner humming. It's quieter than an underthecounter dishwasher. I have a very small kitchen in a very small apartment. I was concerned that it would take up a lot of counter room. It does. But I also put away my dishpan I had in the sink and the countertop dish drainer. I reorganized a little and have a ton (relatively speaking) of new counter space. I put my dirty dishes directly into the machine so nothing hanging around in my sink! (I hate doing dishes and often let them sit for way too long.) I will likely downsize my coffee pot when my current one gives up its last gurgle. The upper shelf isn't that helpful to me but I took out the sivlerware box in the bottom and put my silverware on the shelf. It works great. Setup was easy. I just put it on the counter and attached the drain hose. I haven't used the water supply hose so can't speak to that. This machine is everything I wanted it to be. (I tried to post photos but I guess they were to grainy)

I have used this dishwasher for about a month. it works great. it would probably be best if you are able to plumb this directly into the water supply. I cannot do that at my apartment, so I use the plastic pitcher that came with the unit to fill it at the top. it takes several pitchers of water. The dishwasher works well. it is quiet and cleans the dishes good. The control panel can be a little finicky, but seems to work all right.