The fitting instructions are dramatically poor - the worst I've seen in years, poorly ordered such that things you need to do first are put at the back of the instructions - you need to uninstall to fix. The fittings and instructions are also in several parts and bags (not cross referenced). Fitting a dishwasher is not difficult but Beko have made it far more difficult an time consuming than it needs to be. The machine is surprisingly noisy, actually made me jump when it first thudded into action. The buying point for me was the A++ rating, but I have come to doubt if this is deserved (the inclusion of draft exclusion tape as part of the fitting kit is not a long term quality fix). Personally I would think carefully before choosing Beko again.

I bought this as it has a Which? Best Buy award. I was somewhat nervous about buying it as it was quite cheap but my doubts have been assuaged once it was up and running. I've been very impressed with its construction quality (quality touch controls and nice baskets that don't feel cheap), great wash performance and in particular drying performance. Even plastic and Tupperware items are much drier than my previous machine (a venerable AEG from 2002). I think at the price point it's amazing value. You are getting, from what I see, a middle market machine (eg Bosch) equivalent for a market entry level price. So far I have tried almost all the programmes and all came out well. The 60 Deg Clean and Shine programme in 58 mins is I think going to be used alot and has been the main programme I've used. Unlike many other machines that have only one quick programme that doesn't dry, this machine has this fast but proper temperature wash with drying too. It also has an even quicker no dry 30 Min programme but I can't see the point of that when it has this hour long fast "proper" programme. The machine is pretty quiet but you can hear it on if standing in the kitchen. One advantage over my old AEG is the cutlery basket can sit anywhere within the lower basket - it can sit over either the two rows of plate tongs and can slide side to side so this gives you flexibility to fit things in and still have cutlery washed. The only drawback with this machine is you don't know easily if it has finished the cycle. It doesn't have the light that projects on the floor. There is a quiet beep that you'd only hear if standing next to it. However I am following the timings in the instruction book and have been able to just predict based on the programme approx when it's finished.

Ok product. Not as quiet as last beko unit, doesn't seem to clean as well either. Average overall.

Decided to stay with Beko as the one replaced was also a Beko which lasted 8 years. This latest Beko is of solid construction quieter and with quality fittings and with a modern control panel raplacing the older push button controls. Highly recommended.

I bought this dishwasher because mine had stopped working, it is good quality and at reasonable price and is also easy to fit yourself.

This was the only dishwasher I could find that would fit in our tiny kitchen and so far is doing an excellent job. I love how easy it is to adjust the height of the top basket which makes putting in dinner plates a breeze - something I could not do on my old one. We had a few problems with installation but AO were extremely helpful and now we are up and running with very clean dishes!

Good little dishwasher. Washes well. No problems so far.

We were looking for a replacement dishwasher after our 10 year old one failed. This wasn’t the cheapest but we knew Beko were a good brand. It was easy to install, it has various wash cycles and good baskets for stacking items, they are also adjustable and the cutlery basket can be moved about the dishwasher, also half of the bottom basket stacking can be folded down for pots and pans. Overall I’d totally recommend it! No negatives, apart from we thought it came with the brackets to fit the integrated door to it, however it doesn’t, you’d either need to use your existing or purchase new.