I’ve owned this dishwasher for a few weeks now, and have been thoroughly impressed by its performance. I find the “Quick & Shine” program which only takes an hour is the best for doing a quick cycle and getting consistently good results. It’s quiet in operation. The top drawer is height adjustable, which is good as on the default lowest setting the spray arm was catching and getting stuck on the top of the dinner plates. The top drawer is versatile in that it has a number of options for putting bowls on it. The user guide has useful pictures giving guidance on loading it. There are some negatives however, which are soon forgotten. The installation instructions are woeful. When you unpack the machine you’ll find a booklet of installation instructions. However, there are 2 more books that you will find, and none of the books reference each other at any point. I’d recommend you look at YouTube and search for “Beko integrated dishwasher install”. The video is for a full size dishwasher. However, apart from the door fitting, the installation is the same. Look at the video a few times, find all the installation books, read them a few times, and take your time. The door fitting on this model is fairly straightforward and a template is provided. The other issue I had was entering the setup procedure for setting water hardness and the volume loudness. The user guide mentions pressing Start/Stop & “Time Delay” buttons together to enter the setup procedure. However it doesn’t tell you which buttons are used for modifying those settings! The answer is that you use the “Extra Drying” button to increase a setting, and “Fast+” to decrease. For example to set the water hardness to level 3, get to the relevant setting, then press the “Extra Drying” button twice. The wash programme LEDs will change to show the setting made. Overall a really great machine, and well deserving of its “Which” Best Buy award.

We only have space for a slimline dishwasher, this is our third integrated model and the first Beko we’ve tried. We’ve only had it a week but have noticed it’s extremely good at drying plastics where none of our previous machines did. ( we’ve had 2 counter top dishwashers and an ingenious cupboard sized pull out top loading one a very long time ago too) This Beko so far cleans beautifully, there’s no horrible coating left on plates if you put a saucepan that’s prepared mashed potato into the washer, our cutlery is looking sparkly as are our glasses and yes, I’ve already mentioned it but I’m so impressed and pleased that the plastic storage containers plus their lids come out dry. They never have in any of our previous machines and we have had branded machines as well as an unknown (our very first one). We mainly use the 58 minute wash although we have tried others too but the quick and shine 60 degree wash is so good we don’t feel we need the auto or the intensive yet. The mini wash cleans well too but I avoid it (it’s a personal choice) because it is only a 35 degree wash. Things I’d like in addition to the standard features? Our last dishwasher had two features I’d like, namely a light projecting onto the floor to show the dishwasher is still processing and the 30 minute wash at 60 degrees. Having said that I’m already delighted with the plastic drying capabilities of this dishwasher and my cutlery looks new again so this machine has one me over. One last thing, my son and daughter in law are using a full sized Beko dishwasher that was included in the sale of their current home, it was second hand and unknown as to how old it was then, they’ve had it 6 1/2 years and it’s still working perfectly. Our daughter also has a Beko full sized one too, working perfectly so far. Our last dishwasher was a branded, more expensive one and only lasted 3 1/2 years. That is why we decided to try Beko, they seem to last. So far we’re very impressed. Only time will tell but we’ve got high hopes.

I hardly ever write reviews but this dishwasher frustrates me on a daily basis so if I can save someone else the pain then it's worth the effort. To be fair, I have to say that it does have some good points to start. The programmes work well and the top tray can be lowered or raised which means that we can fit in glasses which were too tall for our old washer. However, my main gripe and ongoing frustration is with the bottom rack which is designed with woefully inadequate runners. When pulling the tray out and pushing it it, it constantly slides off its rails sending it sliding across the door (or worse) and when full of dishes and pans - it's an absolute nightmare to shift. I have to manhandle it daily and it's just so frustrating. I wish I'd never bought it. Save yourself the pain....

My new Beko dishwasher is saving me time, energy and water (and certainly doing a better job of cleaning than I could manage). It's easy to load, has plenty of modes for me to choose from and does a fantastic job even when run on a 30 minute quick wash. I've left plates and cutlery in it for hours once the wash cycle has completed and they come out with no bad smell on them. All in all a great investment and it's not noisy either.

My first dishwasher that was integrated in a new kitchen. I'm very pleased with the performance of it so far. It cleans and dry well. The different sets make it easy to choose the best for your need. I can fit a lot on the space and had no problem in loading it. It was not very clear on the manual how to set the hardness of the water.

We are very happy with our Beko dishwasher, it does everything a dishwasher should and could .love the small wash 30 minutes. In fact we could not ask for more.

Seems to run quietly, tons of space for such a compact machine. The top shelf height changer and bottom shelf collapsing prongs and moveable cutlery holder make it easy to fit a variety of different height and width objects in.

Seems like a well made product not had the chance to use it yet as it’s not plumber in but certainly seems solid