Beko, Indesit, Hotpoint, even Whirlpoop. Samsung and LG are surprisingly good until the electronics fail (very hard to find, expensive new). Miele are great but

Beko, Indesit, Hotpoint, even Whirlpoop. Samsung and LG are surprisingly good until the electronics fail (very hard to find, expensive new). Miele are great but again, problems with part availability. Though they rarely break. Bosch/Siemens dishwashers are frankly, garbage. Dumbass metal/plastic construction (the plastic will crack and leak at the back), smartass inlet sensor that will fail, board at the bottom that will be taken out when it floods, overly sensitive drain and turbidity sensors, and the damn heater is a piece of shit. They thought they were so smart using a flat wire heater (as found in many bottom heating kettles) but it fails very, very often and is expensive as hell even second hand if you can find one. This basic construction hasn't changed for over a decade now, just like with most appliances. Strange, since their washing machines are great and dryers are OK. I personally like Beko, which many shit on - no frills, no bullshit dishwashers using easily available parts (shared with other brands), really easy to fix. They work as well as any other brand, the water pressure is one of the most important things and theirs is always good. Preferably the higher end models with built in fans, screen, they're better built than the cheap models. Source: worked on thousands of them.