Best Haier Dishwashers
Haier HDW13V1
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This Dishwasher cleaned well intially, but was quite loud. Less than a year in, began tripping the power, after over $700 of electrical visits and… Read more
repairs, and 4 service visits that could find no fault, F&P (parent company) agreed to replace, Suprise Suprise new machine in place and no more power trips! Costly expense and money that we did not have, as well as months and months without a dishwasher while it was away getting checked! Replacement Haier has also had to be returned faulty after only less than a week of use! Will never buy Haier or FP again!
Haier HDW15F3 Series
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This dishwasher is incredibly quiet when in use. It cleans everything very well & glassware is sparkling. A nice feature is that at the end of the… Read more
cycle, it plays a calm tune to let you know that the load has finished. The cutlery drawer at the top is great because it cleans them well. The colour (black) is a matt colour & fits in well with our other kitchen goods.
Haier HDW15F2 Series
This Dishwasher looked good in black and seemed great value. It worked okay for the first 2 years and 9 months then the drain wouldn't turn off. It… Read more
was still under the 3 year warranty so assumed it would be fixed or replaced. Unfortunately the warranty was a waste of time as the retailer we bought it from said we had to agree to pay almost $200 if they decide it is 'our fault'. I was not willing to agree to this so they would not help us. The dishwasher was taken away for scrap after getting no where with the warranty. Personally, I would never buy another Haier product again, they are cheap for a reason. Poor man pays twice in this case.
Haier HDW15U3 Series
After saying goodbye to our Miele, which lasted 20 years, we took the plunge and wanted to try a fresh new brand. The Haier had all the features we… Read more
wanted for a much lower price. The door opens automatically at the end of each cycle to finish off the drying process. I can’t emphasise too much how this makes a huge difference. Even plastics come out dry! We don’t want to use the most aggressive dishwashing tablet because they wreck your ceramic. We use a milder more environmentally friendly one and still everything comes out clean. It always helps to scrape or rinse off the stuff. So this dishwasher cleans very well too. On top of this it has a steam feature which you can add to the cycle to extra clean. This works well too. We installed it ourselves. This was not more difficult than the Miele. Only do this when you are handy. I love this dishwasher. It was definitely worth it to take the plunge!
Haier HDW15F4S1
Absolute piece of rubbish. Had a base model Bosch that was great but just needing upgrading due to deteriorating racks. Brought the Haier dishwasher… Read more
in March 2026 only for it to get an error code in June 2026 for a faulty heat pump. They replaced with a new dishwasher of the same model and it didn’t work from day one. The screen could not be pressed. All the buttons were frozen and it would turn off 10 minutes into any cycle. The only way to get it going was to turn it off at the power each time and hope it would do a cycle.
Couldn’t warn people enough to stay away from the product and the after care service was horrendous.
Haier HDW13F0S1
- Price (RRP) $749
Been using this product for the last 3 months now, and can confidently say it’s the worst dishwasher I’ve ever used. It’s very loud, and for all… Read more
that noise it struggles to clean anything other than glasses and dishes. If you can clean the item by holding it under a running tap, then the dishwasher performs brilliantly, anything else it seems like it just bakes the dirt into the dish… I regret replacing my old faulty dishwasher with this… might as well just wash by hand
Haier HDW15F1 Series
Picking a new dishwasher should have been fun, right? Wrong. Too many options and big price tags. That’s why you’re here, right? I get it. Well lucky… Read more
for you I’ve already tried out this dishwasher, so you don’t have to take a chance on a lemon (it’s not, phew). I just wanted a machine that would wash well and dry reasonably well. I had been spoiled before with another brand twin-drawer which I loved, and nothing was going to compare (in my price range), so I didn’t have high expectations. But, to my surprise (you will see I have a history of buying useless toasters)… the Haier is good. So far (over 2 months) it has performed surprisingly well and I didn’t spend my children’s (entire) inheritance to own it. I’ve tried auto and heavy washes, both with fab results using a squishy tablet. Have learned that if you stack bowls in the smaller rungs that they’re a bit too close together to get a really thorough blast, so if they’re especially gross, send them to the back like naughty children and they will be cleansed of their sins. Nice and fairly straight-forward electric control panel. I like that you can do more adjustments like adding “extra dry” to the cycle, which leaves most stuff very dry. Not perfect on plastic (well, duh, nothing is), but *almost* as good as the aforementioned twin drawer. Yes, I know, shoosh, we aren’t here to talk about that one. The cutlery basket can slide across into different positions which I’ve found convenient when loading large, awkward stuff (looking at you, air fryer). And once, I did actually bother to lower the height of the top rack. Holy moly, you can stand even the tallest drink bottle when you do that! Actually, the internal height in this thing is pretty awesome. Even on the higher setting, I can put a long stemmed wineglass on a small tilt just fine and it will sparkle. And I can put large plastic cutting mats in the bottom without them causing a spinny-arm-thingy drama. And as for noise, if you’re sitting nearby and it finishes you will jump at the loud beeping, because you didn’t hear the dishwasher going beforehand. Really, that happened to me. Maybe only me, and not every other person who owns this dishwasher, but it did happen. And of course, it looks kinda pretty with its ‘satina’ finish. So that’s a thing. Yeah, thumbs up.