Midea MDC22P1ABB Table-top Countertop, Energy Star Portable Dishwasher, 6 Place Settings & 8 Washing Programs, Speed, Baby-Care, ECO& Glass, Dish Washer for Dorm, RV& Apartment, Black

Besides the perfect size and features, what I like most about this dishwasher is its child safety lock. It holds 6 place settings and can accommodate up to 70 pieces of tableware and plates up to 10 inches in diameter. Perfect for 2-3 people. Installation is simple: just connect it directly to the faucet (adapter required) and place it on a countertop or in a cabinet. It has 6+2 washing programs, including Auto, Heavy Duty, Standard, Quick, Rinse, and Gentle. Extended drying and heavy-duty wash functions help dishes get sparkling clean. It also supports a timer function from 1 to 24 hours. Water and energy saving, a powerful washing function, and low noise are all things I need. After using this dishwasher for a while, I've concluded that this small dishwasher is suitable for dormitories, RVs, and apartments, especially for families with young children.

I am very satisfied with this portable countertop dishwasher, which is an excellent fit for my small apartment. With the capacity to hold up to 6 place settings, including larger plates, it’s perfectly suited for my small family of four. The installation process is straightforward, as it effortlessly connects to the faucet with an adapter. Plus, the dishwasher offers a variety of washing cycles, including Auto, Heavy, Quick, Energy-Efficient, and Eco-friendly. Overall, this portable dishwasher has made my daily routine so much easier. It is a reliable and space-saving choice that meets all my dishwashing needs.

I bought this dishwasher for my small rental apartment kitchen, and after a few weeks of use, I’m honestly impressed with how much power this little machine delivers. It’s rated at 6 place settings, which turned out to be perfect for 1–3 people. It fits plates, bowls, mugs, utensils, and even some small pots or lids if I arrange things carefully. Large frying pans won’t fit. Setup is extremely simple. I connected it directly to my faucet using the included adapter—no tools, no permanent installation.

I've had some issues. Maybe more of a learning curve. This is my 3rd portable dishwasher. The other 2 did not hook up to the faucet. They had a tank you filled with a pitcher and a drain hose that went into the sink. The first one lasted 3 years. The 2nd one just over a year. It was then I decided to try one the hooked to the faucet. Thinking since it was more expensive it might be a better machine. Negatives: I have it on a rolling cart. It is much heavier. As I push it its wants to slide off cart. I had to buy a rubber mat. That fixed that problem. Then there are the hoses and electric cable. Had to figure out a way to corral those. Found some 3M cable holders and stuck them to the back. That fixed that problem. Then the water hose retains about 1 1/2 cups of water after you detach it from the faucet. As you coil it up to put it away it runs all over the floor. Had to buy a bucket to put on the floor to drain the hoses into. That fixed that problem. Then the hoses themselves thread to the back of the machine. They are all plastic to plastic. Very easy to over tighten and ruin the connection. But if you don't get them tight, they leak. I have to double check them each time I use it to make sure they are tight. Most of the time they aren't. Sometimes the soap pod gets stuck in the dispenser. Positives: it's very quiet. It does a great job of washing the dishes. It's much larger than my other ones. It looks nicer. The negatives I think are inherent to portable dishwashers in general so you can't really fault it for those. Except for the connections. That could be better. All in all I'm happy. Just a learning curve.

This product is absolute trash. This is the second one I’ve ordered with two different product names the exact same model thought maybe they had fixed the issues but no, it’ll flash E4 and spit water all over your kitchen.

I did hours and hours of research on different retailers, models, brands, sizes, functions, you name it-- I read about it. I picked this one based on the large capacity, function options, how easy it was to install/operate, and honestly how it looked. All my appliances are black and this one didn't charge extra for that, so it was a good value for the investment. Installation was seamless, fast, and simple. I have a family of three, and it holds a day's worth of dishes snuggly and it washes better than any dishwasher I ever had. No leaks at all in nearly a month of daily use. I highly recommend using rinse aid!! I also highly recommend NOT putting frosted (opaque) glasses in this machine, it will strip the frosting if it is not chemically etched onto the glass. It heats the water itself, so you only need to use the cold tap but RIP to my black frosted spooky cup. There is one thing I want to bring up for others that may have the same issue I did: the aerator hookup to screw onto your sink faucet is threaded externally AND INTERNALLY. It is a 55/64 thread that is universal to sinks made in the last decade or more. There are TWO rubber gaskets inside the little silver bit, and removing the top one will reveal that it is internally threaded as well as externally threaded. So, please learn from our extra labor of going to three hardware store plumbing sections and scratching our heads on how to properly adapt the hookup to our sink. After moving into our new home that didn't have a dishwasher and washing dishes by hand for over a year and a half, I'm THRILLED to say this machine is well worth the money.