Here are the top dishwasher models on the market today, their respective reviews and overall quality rating.
All of the models in the comparison chart below were tested thoroughly and each is worth a look. These are top quality and I highly recommend them.
The only thing left for you to do here is browse through them and decide which one fits your needs better.
The last column of the chart is important as it points to where I found one of the best deals on the market. Also, sometimes, you have added benefits like free shipping and more. From time to time discounts are available so make sure to check it out.
One last thing to mention here is that I update this list monthly so rest assured you are looking at the best dishwashers on the market at this moment.
Picture | Read More | Awarded | Model |
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 | Best Countertop Dishwasher | ||
 | Best Portable Dishwasher | ||
 | Best Fully Integrated Model | ||
 | Best 24 inch Built-In Dishwasher | ||
 | Best New Built-In Model | ||
 | Best 18 Inch Built-In Dishwasher | ||
 | Best Cheap Built-In Dishwasher | ||
 | Best Expensive Dishwasher | ||
 | Best Dishwasher For Chefs | ||
 | Best Professional Dishwasher |
The Bosh 500 still rocks.
Mine is already 1 year old and runs like new.
Agreed 🙂
The 500 unit is one of the best.
The 800 is also a great alternative if you need the extra power.
Cheers, Sandra.
We’ve got an 15+ yr old Bosch dishwasher that has only had one minor problem …ever. Still runs great. Not as quiet as it used to be but it’s paid for itself many, many times.
I am newly in the market for a Dishwasher. I’m concerned that essentially all new larger appliances will have some costly and time-consuming faulty event in the first 1-2 years of use. Priority concern with anything made in America today, actually. I am looking for advice for the German Made Bosch versus the North Carolina – made products.
The Danby worked well for me when it did work. The drawback is that now that it doesn’t work, I can’t find anyone who will repair it! Other brands yes, but not the Danby. One repairman said it was because Danby parts are almost impossible to obtain. When I e-mailed Danby’s customer service about who can repair it, they never answered me.
How does the SHX68TL5UC compare to the SHX68T55UC? I’ve read that the L5UC has the “Speed Perfect Option” which reduces wash time by 40%. I’ve also read that would be a plus as the wash times of the Bosch tend to be very long (3 hours for their shortest cycle).
Can’t find a Bosch 300 or 500 in black stainless steel anywhere…