GE Fingerprint Resistant Top Control with Stainless Steel Interior Dishwasher with Sanitize Cycle GDT650SMVES

This dishwasher is very nice. It is very quiet and just hums along and does its job. I love it. The 3rd rack is really convenient to use. I have no complaints.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a perfect dishwasher for our home. It has good capacity with the 3rd rack on top, it adds space for long items. We like the cycles to choose from, especially the delay option, it saves energy by running when electricity is a lower cost. It also is very quiet when starting and running.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s been a month since we’ve got this dishwasher and so far we are pleased. The capacity is sufficient for a whole day’s dishes for 2 adults. If we go out and we only have less than half a load of dishes, we can select lower rack only cycle and save water and energy too!

overall a decent dishwasher (cleans the dishes). it's a little louder than I would have liked and the door feels a little flimsy / less solid compared to our previous dishwasher (miele). the top rack space is a little small for most items (measuring cups, tongs, spatchulas, etc). This machine has a good range of cycles and the dishes do come out drier.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This dishwasher is quiet and dries everything well. It has an attractive finish. The one negative would be the clunky way to adjust the middle top level to accommodate sports bottles (it does come with bottle washers, after all). You need to remove the rack entirely instead of using simple levers like many other dishwashers. If you lower that rack you cannot stand dinner plates straight up in the bottom rack or it impedes the washer bar. If this washer stays reliable I can get over those inconveniences

I had a GE dishwasher before this one. I wanted to keep my appliances the same so I was forced to buy another GE washer with the slate front. Compared to my old GE dishwasher this one is very cheap. The doors flimsy. It doesn't seem like it works as well as my last one. Other dishwashers seem to be better made and had better features but I didn't want to have a hodgepodge of different looking appliances.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Capacity is fine. Controls work for now, they broke on my last ge dishwasher. Cycles clean the dishes but some of them are extremely long. If you have half a brain you can install it yourself. Noise is fine, sounds like any other dishwasher.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Capacity is great, no noise when running. But it runs for very long cycle minimum i can run for 1 hr and that also without any drying feature. Should have option of quick wash with atleast little bit drying. Love the top rack for bigger spoons and for bottle covers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] HORRIBLE PRODUCT WITH MULTIPLE DEFECTS. Door leaks consistently. And with normal use, metal plates on the tips of the sprayers corroded/deteriorated and fell off, and the lower propeller/sprayer melted on the heating element. I’ve lived with several dishwashers over the years - no other has been this problematic.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This dishwasher has been a disappointment from the moment it was installed and has only deteriorated from there. Build Quality The overall construction is cheap and flimsy. Internal components feel lightweight, poorly supported, and clearly engineered to meet a price point rather than durability standards. This is not the build quality one expects from a major appliance brand. Cleaning Performance Despite correct installation, proper loading, and quality detergent: Dishes routinely come out still dirty Utensils often retain visible debris Plates and cookware frequently have greasy smears Wash results are inconsistent and unreliable This unit fails at the single job a dishwasher exists to perform. Serious Mechanical Defect (Within 60 Days) On 12/17/25, less than two months after installation, a plastic component was found loose inside the dishwasher tub. The part appears to be a thermoplastic pump bushing / sleeve from the circulation pump assembly. It shows clear heat deformation and partial melting on opposite sides, consistent with misalignment and friction from rotating components. This is not wear. This is not detergent damage. This is not user error. Plastic components do not melt symmetrically unless they were improperly installed or misaligned at the factory. The failure indicates poor assembly and inadequate quality control. Why This Is Unacceptable A modern dishwasher should not: Perform poorly from day one Shed internal components into the wash cavity Exhibit heat-damaged plastic parts within weeks of installation This is a premature mechanical failure that strongly suggests broader reliability issues. Left uncorrected, defects like this typically lead to pump damage, sump cracking, leaks, and costly repairs once the warranty expires. Final Verdict This dishwasher reflects cost-cutting design, weak materials, and poor manufacturing oversight. It has failed both functionally and mechanically in an unacceptably short time. I would strongly advise consumers to avoid this model. Based on this experience, I have serious concerns about GE’s current dishwasher quality and long-term reliability. A dishwasher should clean dishes and stay intact. This one does neither.