AEG-Electrolux Favorit 88070 VI

it is so quiet that if it wasn't for the light you wouldn't know it was running

Very quiet. Unobtrusive when integrated in kitchen units. Good performance.

Too many unnecessary 'extra' racks.

Extremely quiet at 41dB - you'd be pushed to find a quieter machine for the price. Light inside. Red LED light points down onto kitchen floor to show it's on - goes off once cycle ends.

Nothing. NB previous reviews mentioned a badly designed cutlery tray. We just took it out and use the main cutlery 'box' which is large enough for our needs.

Quiet

Drying performance disappointing

quiet efficient and easily loaded

none so far

Stacking options a lot better than my previous Neff and Zanussi models. Unbelieveably quiet, which is great in a kitchen diner and exactly what we hoped for . The light inside is a very useful feature when you have subdued lighting so you can still see...

Long stemmed wine glasses can be a bit tricky and the grid to separate cutlery has holes that are too narrow.....but I'm not complaining as overall it works so well. Could have been a little more price competitive but worth the extra money.

So quiet we need to look for the tell tale red spot on floor to know its on. At first we thought the knife box would be very awkward to use its not too bad but does take a fair space. Like the fold down plate holders, this feature makes cleaning pans...

Just a doubt about the cutlery box.

built in

there is a cutlery drawer on the top shelf which makes loading difficult unless you remove it. the attachments for the top layer cup holders makes loading difficult have taken them out. cutlery section has top on it which I have removed otherwise you...

It does the job well.

Replacement for a 15 year old Zanussi which did the job better.

Very quiet in operation. Good range of programmes. The cutlery basket is neat.

The plate stacking options are over-complicated and lead to less options than a fixed rail system would have. For instance having the plates side by side means our plates actually touch one another. having the sennd set of rail in the down position...