This is an extremely quiet dishwasher and with it being single drawer it is is the perfect choice for a single person or a kitchen in a small unit. It has been so handy in my unit. Very happy that i chose Fisher & Paykel. You get what you pay for with this dishwasher for sure. Well and truly worth it.

Have had never ending problems they replaced twice no better. Would start beeping randomly. Got sick of ringing them going to throw it OUT it's we quiet when not beeping. Took ages to dry dishes when it did work always in the end thought it would be a fire risk and started turning it off when out.

A great looking stainless steel dishwasher, it's not noisy and plates were always clean. There were a few downsides like for more than 1 person the dishwasher is too small and also there are no buttons on the inside to stop it in case you need too. It came with a remote control but the battery died after a year or so. Overall I would recommend this dishwasher if you have a small kitchen with limited space and live by yourself. If there are like 2-3 people you would definitely need a bigger dishwasher.

The quietest dishwasher I have ever owned....don't even know it is running. I'm sorry this model cannot have an integrated front panel but I have got used to the difference in the colours of the cupboards and the dishwasher ( I am a bit of a fanatic ). I usually use the longest cycle because I often mix pots and glasses...no problem with that though. Very sleek unit(s).PS. I am disappointed with the dish pellet dispenser in the cutlery container, I always have to put the pellet right into the unit. I think I might change to powder.

We upgraded our old Fisher and Paykel dishdrawer with this one in Feb. It certainly does the job, but we found sometimes it didn't clean the dishes completely as there is still some small oil stain or food let. We are not entirely happy with this product, but ok to use.

We had an initial problem with the installation. The harness at the rear was supposed to be hooked up to prevent hoses occluding the space where the actual dish drawer shuts. Consequently, the damn thing wouldn't shut until we got the installers to have a look at it. Fine after that. We found that square plates are not the best for the small washing cavity. Went back to round plates. The unit does not have a massive drying element in it so the final drying is not the same as previous washers we have used. For a couple living in a apartment, this is a godsend for saving cabinet space. Very very quiet.

This single-drawer dishwasher is a star. It doesn't use a lot of water, it doesn't take long, its quiet and it does a perfect job. I have never had to rewash a thing and I do a very quick job of rinsing excess food off before I load just the messiest items. Its so easy to load, too.
First Fisher & Paykel appliance and it wasn't cheap but if it died tomorrow, I would have had my money's worth and I'd buy another one without hesitation

This is ideal if you live in a small household, or if you are not able to bend down. It is very quiet, and cleans and dries the dishes well (except Eco mode does not dry the dishes). It has a well designed cutlery drawer, and the plate racks fold down to be able to fit other things in better.
The filter is very easily accessible, and easy to clean.

The downsides are if you have used a really big pan, then there isn't much room for anything else to fit in. Also you cannot fit your oven shelves in.

We have had this washer for several years now, without any breakdowns, and are still happy with it.

Is neat, tidy unit that works well. Best feature is not needing to bend to floor anymore. Am disabled so that is very important. First time I can use a dishwasher in years as feel into bottom shelf of traditional unit several times trying to load and unload while sitting on my walker. Had to hire cabinet maker to build shelf for it to rest on as space from old unit too large, but worth the extra money.

I bought one for lease my apartment, OK to use. There was one time tenant complain about the timer, but it turned out to be miss use. It is not aloud and can actually clean the dishes as required. Price is also OK.

There is no favorite feature to mention

I quite like this brand and product. I have had it for about 9 months.
i use dish powder as it works better than tablets.
The dish-drawer has a number of settings - i find the heavy setting works the best. I find that it is quite economical on water use and economical also on amount of dish cleaning powder.
The trick is to not overcrowd the dishwasher. However, surprisingly it holds a lot of dishes/saucepans. I quite like that the drawer has these plate/dish holders that can fold down for larger items.
I use a rinse/clean about once a month.
The dishes come out clean and sparkling.
It operates quietly - making a humming sound. It has a plastic blade and came with a basket for cutlery. it is made from stainless steel.

We updated our 15 year old machine with a single drawer model which is a perfect size for us and allows for an extra storage area below. Very quiet compared to our previous model and really quite spacious. It is very easy to stack with racks which fold out of the way to allow for larger items. Dishes turn out sparkling clean and dry each time. We couldn't be happier.

We renovate each house and I always install a dishdrawer. I love them especially with a small family when you have lots of little dishes. Perfect height so no leaning over. Easy to pack and empty. Lots of different cycles so you can choose a quick one (and eco options). I just have 1 dishdrawer as space underneath I use for additional kitchen drawer storage. Would recommend!

Model is DD90ST12 couldn't find it on your list. I chose it because I need a big dishwasher and I can't bend down so it suits me perfectly and it is very quiet. Because it is an integrated model It doesn't have any exterior signal indicators at all. I have a remote control that turns it on but I can't tell how far gone in the cycle or when it's finished so I would like it to have a light on the remote to show that. I don't like the filter at all there a small black mesh oblong about 2ins long which falls out when cleaning and it's a very difficult job to put back in place. A pull out drawer is a great idea.

We inherited 2 of these models in a house that we let out. Within 3 months both had stopped working, after eventually getting an engineer in and eventually replace the faulty electronics (3 visits over 2 months), both machines died again within days of each over, how long did they last 4 months! Each cost to date of fixing machines = $650 with one of the boards ($293) replaced under warranty, so expect $900 to fix again!! Cost of new machine $1000. Great product F&P.

This is the second dish draw I've purchased in three years,brand new 1000 each both constantly brake down, first one didn't work from the start, from brand new, bloke come out replaced a part, one week later broke down, came out again got it going, 2 days later broke down again, so with a lot of effort, I got that one replaced, now 2 years on this ones rooted, never again, peice of crap.