Midea MDC17P0ABB Portable Countertop Mini 1.32Gal Built-in Water Tank, No Hookup Needed, 6 Programs, 360° Dual Spray, 162℉ High-Temp& Air-Refresh Function, Dishwasher for Apartments& RVs, Black

After handwashing dishes at our new apartment, we basically got a Danby dishwasher from Costco only to realize that the tap hookup was a nightmare owing to our non standard faucet. We tried so many adapters from all over the world and returned the Danby model. At the verge of giving up and continuing to handwash until we ended our apartment lease, we decided to give this tiny countertop model a go - the one thing that stood out was the ability to pour water in as well. We have been mightily impressed by this little thing. While small in capacity, it absolutely cleans the heck out of all our plates and pans. We might have to do an extra load every 2 days but honestly it's been so worth it. This thing is quiet, has multiple cycles, drains well, dries neat, has dual filters and most importantly- it cleans everything. The only downside is it's small capacity owing to its countertop functionality and the need to arrange dishes carefully so all parts can hit the two spinning jet sprays. We'll worth it for ~200$. Good job Midea!

I’m absolutely thrilled with my new portable countertop dishwasher! This 5L model is a game-changer for my kitchen. It’s compact, easy to set up, and perfect for smaller spaces. The 360-degree spray ensures that every dish gets a thorough clean, and I love how it reaches every corner to remove even the toughest grime. The 162-degree high-temp wash is a fantastic feature, leaving my dishes sparkling clean and sanitized every time. The six different wash programs are incredibly convenient, offering flexibility depending on the load and level of dirt. Whether I need a quick wash or a deep clean, there’s a program to suit my needs. The dishwasher is surprisingly quiet, so it doesn’t disturb my routine at all. I also appreciate how energy-efficient and water-saving it is, making it an environmentally friendly choice. It’s perfect for anyone living in an apartment or small space where a full-sized dishwasher isn’t an option. Overall, this portable countertop dishwasher has exceeded my expectations, and I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a practical and efficient cleaning solution!

I purchased the Madea tabletop dishwasher April 2025. I only use the dishwasher to sterilize my canning jars no dishes no pots no pants. I’ve probably used it in the year a total of 10 times and I know that because I haven’t even been through a whole pack of dish dishwashing tablets. The dishwasher would turn off for a few seconds and then turn off. Then it asked for water. The water symbol came on so I added more water and then I got the E4 message. I contacted Midea and they told me the technician told me to unplug it for 30 minutes to let it reset and it should be fine. It’s not it still has the E4 message. It won’t let me even turn off the machine and when I called back, the young lady told me I was out of warranty, cause I bought it in April and this is now August. I asked her if there was another option. She said it would have to be out of Pocket. I don’t think that’s right. I get it that it says limited warranty.

1. We have had this for just about 6 months. 2. It worked really well because I have arthritis, bone spurs, and other things (plus we don't have normal running water) and it let me get dishes done in a more timely manner and without pain or stress...until... 3. The past week half the time the power button wasn't working. Then it would run only about 75% of the cycle and stop and not fully drain. The 'hold the start and rapid' at the same time seemed to not work anymore. Even after the water was drained the next time it seemed even harder to get the start button to start. 4. I do love this dishwasher and it is really helpful but the cost for the trouble at 6 months has me reaching out to customer service and questioning the value.

My fiance has Cerebral Pasly and has difficulty with dishes when she's alone and I'm at work. We've been looking for a dishwasher but we didn't want to spend much. And so, we bought this and I'm amazed as much as she is! She's been telling me how good the quality of the machine is and I've tried it myself a few times and I'm surprised for how good the cleanliness is for the dishes. It's easy to use and with a support pan for adding water, helps my fiance a lot. The capacity of the water as well, is enough to clean those tough stains on the dishes. The performance of the washer is great and no complaints as of so far and the value it's great. Our dish washing routine has gotten a lot easier and saves a ton of time. I highly recommend this product for those who need it, or don't have time. Just as good as a full size dishwasher and will save you money!

Great little thing. Capacity is small. Can’t fit a 12in. skillet in it. Does a good job for its size, is mostly quiet except when dumping water. It’s heavy even when empty and its size makes it hard to move unless you intend to keep it in that spot. Two things of note; however, and is a very common flaw with this machine. There’s a float switch on the bottom that can be exceptionally touchy. If you need to run two loads back to back? Forget it. That float switch needs time to drain and it will take its time. And with how tight the tolerance of that switch is, it’s very quick to activate. The switch seems to keep the machine from draining unless needed. So if the little washer decides to stop when you’re running a wash cycle, you gotta drain the entire thing first. Second, the electronics for selecting cycles and activating the machine are unsealed and only kept from water by a thin strip of rubber. If a drop of water gets in there? You’re screwed till it dries unless you’re handy enough to dry it off and seal it yourself.

Great small dishwasher for the price! Its stylish, compact, and can even be fully plumbed up to a sink for fully automatic cycle starting and draining! This unit also has an option to have it fully portable, in case the user does not want to make it a permanent installation for any reason, which makes this very renter friendly. It does make a noticeable (but reasonable) amount of noise, but considering the use case for this dishwasher, it’s reasonable since its not big enough for sound deadening found on larger models, and I have found that it isn’t really louder than some older dishwashers I have been around. The only problem I have noticed so far is the grey plastic on the inside of the door has discolored somewhat significantly over time, but that may just be because I have my unit hooked up to the hot water line to help with cleaning efficiency. Really, the only true downside is that it can’t fit large bottles and plates, and I wish it had more flexibility in terms of run times for washes, as it only has four modes with no ability to make fine adjustments but it does a great job for what I need it to do!

This thing has made doing dishes alot less of a hassle. Small stuff it works great, it cleans then very well plus you can watch the inside which is really cool. Being able to pour the water in the resivior instead if hooking it up to the sink has been super helpful since we don't have alot of counter space. It has a drying part on the cycle which is super convenient. This was a game changer for us! It can't handle big items which is fine but that would be my only complaint but other wise 10 outa 10.

We moved into a place without a dishwasher, but didn't want to buy one of the massive ones that hook up to a sink. This was a perfect solution. It sits on our countertop easily, shown in photo beside our coffee machine for size comparison. You are able to fill the tank without hooking it up to a sink and it will beep (loudly) to tell you once the basin is full. Second photo shows some odds and ends for the internal size. I'm not sure you'd be able to fit full size plates in here, but it holds a LOT of utensils and works well for us because we mostly use smaller bowls and medium plates. One thing to note - you will need a bucket of some sort to drain it if you don't plan to drain it within the sink. Third photo attached shows the drain hose. The suction cup isn't super reliable imo. Love it though! Ran it once already and the dishes sparkled. We will likely bring this with us camping/rving as well!

Cleans dishes well, quiet, easy to use. I wish the utensil tray was designed better as utensils with larger handles do not fit. Overall as great purchase!

**Compact and Convenient Dishwasher for Small Spaces** I’ve been using this Midea countertop dishwasher in my house, and it’s honestly been a game changer. The built-in water tank is the best part—no plumbing needed, just fill it up and start a cycle. Setup took only a few minutes. For its size, it cleans really well. Plates, bowls, and cups come out clean, and the hot wash plus air-dry feature is a nice bonus. It’s quiet enough to run in the background and doesn’t use much water. The only downside is capacity—it’s clearly meant for one person or a couple, not big meals or large pots. Overall, if you live in a small apartment or RV and want a simple, reliable dishwasher, this one does the job well.

I’ve had this dishwasher for about 8 months. The front door leaks constantly during every wash. Also the hose on the back of the dishwasher comes off regularly. I have to stuff paper towels under the door to cash the leakage and I have to put dish towels on the back where the hose is. It’s very frustrating. I would not recommend this product.

I got this dishwasher a few months ago and have been using it very frequently since. The dish washer is small and doesn’t take up much counter space, I have not had any issues with it and have found that it does a very good job cleaning the dishes. Pros: small and takes up not a lot of space in kitchen -quiet -efficient and doesn’t use much water -does a good job of washing dishes and reliable appliance - came with everything needed for setups Cons - can be small at times,doesn’t fit a lot so sometimes you have to do multiple times -doesn’t have dishwasher soap door so it just falls in the dishwasher i think that design is odd