Siemens SN65ZX12CE

Nothing wrong with it otherwise, but there is a "beep/buzz" in the Zeolite system ("it's supposed to be like that", according to the Siemens technician). Very annoying and resonates throughout the house when it's on in the evening. Bought because of the low noise level (theoretically), but now makes a lot more noise than a 20 year old Miele.

The device is very quiet and cleans very well. In terms of drying results, I see no difference with my previous dishwasher, but the washing and drying results can perhaps be further adjusted in the app...(. Plastic does not retain heat, so it does not dry very well. Also the cutlery in the cutlery drawer remains somewhat wet. Not a problem in itself because I was used to it from my previous dishwasher, but given the special technology in this device I had higher expectations in that regard.) It is especially nice that the device is very quiet and the remaining time etc. is projected on the floor. The device also has many options to adjust your washing and drying results (in retrospect, I wouldn't have necessarily needed that). The installation included a lot of small parts for the installation and a very extensive installation manual, which I found very difficult and confusing despite my technical background and experience as a white goods technician... I have used almost none of these extra installation parts.

All in all, a very nice quiet dishwasher. If you do not need many extra options such as remote control (via WiFi), then a cheaper model may be a better option. Siemens / Bosch is a recommended brand (I worked for the competitor myself...). For me, the (lack of) sound, the cutlery drawer and projection on the floor were the deciding factors for purchasing

Top dishwasher. He is very quiet. The handy layout allows for a lot of dishes. The great thing is that plastic actually comes out dry.