Essentially just a well designed and made dishwasher. We had the previous model and when it died we upgraded to this one. Have been very happy. Dishes are clean (and dry!), it operates quietly and is simple to use.

1 month in, cleans ok, racks feel cheap, don't like it..(had a better experience with a Bosh for a similar price). Reason for buying: Moved to new house, bought as its a replacement to existing Asko (broken but told worked for 13 years). Asko is the only model with the same mm width I found on the market (2mm width shorter than most in that range) couldn't add the extra 2mm without lots of work. Asko had a good reputation so went for one. My impression: clean ok, no issues there. Wire racks feel very cheap, I'm comparing to previous free standing Bosh I had at a similar price point..Bosh felt a much better build. Wire racks have a lot of give (wigel left to right) and the rail sliders seems loose, flexes a lot (just what makes it feel cheap). The top wire rack has fold down glass holders, terrible...far too loos (may take them out and manually bend them wider to make a better snug fit) and not a good fit for my wine glasses (dishwasher safe ones). On the top wire rack there is plastic pieces with several groves that gives the impression that some wire frames are adjustable..there not as the wire frames are molded to the side..very odd design..why! Controls: touch sensor is nice. Think there are better controls and shorter cycles on other brands (pots cycle is 3 hours 7 mins...too long in my opinion). Last point, a good one...it's quiet.

Quieitest dishwasher we ever had. Brilliantly designed interior so we seem to be able to get more than usual in plus a quick cycle (under an hour) that suits us. We have bought several Asko white goods and always really impressed. Highly recommend.