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Models selling for as little as $350 or so can excel at washing dishes, but they may not measure up to costlier models in quietness, water and energy use, or features.
Spend $300 to $400 and you can get a dishwasher that does a good job cleaning dirty dishes without prerinsing, but with a bit of noise. To get the best of everything--cleaning rowess plus the quietest operation, convenience features, water and energy efficiency, and designer styling--you'll have to spend $500 or more.
A dirt sensor, once a premium feature, is now becoming standard, even on lower-priced models. Sensors are designed to adjust the water used and the length of the cycle to the ...