Beko DSFN 1530

Looks good ; Range of wash programmes ; Easy to use

Baskets are slightly awkward ; Dryer is not effective

Overall the Beko DSFN1530 is a good model, and one which is good value for money.

Pleasing appearance, matt silver so tones in with other appliances and a modern kitchen (very plain front). Extremely low noise. Great was performance. I can stack large square plates easily. Sliding cutlery section to use anywhere in bottom rack....

None make sure you have salt and rinse aid to start you off

Never washed properly. Had to run the same load three times. Programs kept breaking down. Worst purchase ever made.

easy to operate!

dishes are not always clean, will reqire a quick hand prewash for stubborn scraps

Looks well, Quiet, very reasonable price and AAA energy rating, I researched everywhere before I bought and to have a feature set like this at this price the Beko is out on its own. Have been using it a couple of weeks now and no complaints very pleased.

Excellent value for money, easy to clean filters and load etc. Good cleaning performance and great short cycle.

cheap

will not dry

We have been extremely disappointed with this dishwasher. We regularly have to run the cycle more than once to get the dishes clean. We have had to have it repaired in the first year. Our last dishwasher was a different make that we had for 16 years...

Very quiet and easy to programme, load / unload

none

quiet, reasonably cleaning with a well stuffed load, easy to clean filters, trays, good eco cycle, washes pot and pans well to. Fits a full 8 place set in. washes small baby stuff well (we do post rinse though just to make sure). We use ecover tablets...

none really considering the price, but lacks some fine control in the cycles no way to turn off the drying cycle if you want to leave it on when you go to bed but want to save the energy for drying (those of us who are environmentally conscious