Beko DFC 26010 W Dishwasher Reviews

The manufacturer recently delighted us all with the release of the slimline Beko DFC 26010 W dishwasher. This appliance boasts impressive specifications, decent build materials, and an affordable price. Experts gave this model high marks after initial testing, but what will consumers say? Let's read their reviews, which contain a wealth of useful and objective information about this machine.

Positive

Adel, Moscow

Last year, I paid off all my debts and decided to buy a dishwasher from a budget line. I spotted the Beko DFC 26010 W, and the salesperson readily offered it to me. He told me it was the first time they'd brought this model in, though, and there was no information on it yet. I liked the fact that it was built-in and slim, perfect for the kitchen niche, but I didn't give it much thought. My husband installed it. There were no problems and I have been using very good equipment for almost a year now.

1. The machine has a capacity of 10 people, which is quite good in itself.
2. It washes away any food residue, including coffee stains, if you sprinkle the mugs with baking soda before placing them in the dishwasher.
3. The dishwasher is perfectly capable of handling any detergent, even the cheapest and most inferior ones. And it still cleans well.
4. It has a display and excellent modern electronic controls. It's also incredibly easy to operate; I learned how to use it in just two uses.
5. The machine has 6 good washing modes, a delayed start, leak and child protection, and most importantly, a half load function.

I used to think that half-load was only found on expensive dishwashers, but it turns out that's far from true. I'm so glad I was wrong.

I can say for sure that Beko is far from a third-rate appliance. This particular dishwasher may not compare to high-end appliances, but it's nonetheless a worthy one. I've learned this from personal experience.

Yana, Arkhangelsk

A good dishwasher with decent racks and spray arms. I also like that it's roomy, has a sturdy metal frame, and has well-thought-out controls. It cleans even burnt-on grease well. I used to have to scrape my pans and then wash them the traditional way with my hands and a sponge. Now I don't bother; I just put the pans in the dishwasher and get acceptable results. I highly recommend it!

Ivan, Yekaterinburg

Neither my wife nor I have to stand at the sink anymore, washing and drying mountains of dishes. Now our Beko DFC 26010 W dishwasher does the work for us. Its technical features are very similar to Hansa dishwashersAnd a little Bosch. It's also slightly cheaper than Hans and significantly cheaper than Bosch. The machine works perfectly, you couldn't ask for anything better, so why overpay for Bosch or Electrolux. Especially since there are rumors that their production has become poor.

Grigory, Rostov-on-Don

I chose a Beko dishwasher because of the price. Brand-name appliances are getting more and more expensive these days, and my salary just isn't growing. I have to settle for something more affordable. The Beko cleans well and has no significant flaws, so I give it five stars!

Andrey, Samara

In a family with two small children, clean dishes are worth their weight in gold. Even while my wife was on maternity leave, she couldn't keep up with the dishes, and when she went back to work, it became a real problem. The Beko DFC 26010 W dishwasher has been a lifesaver. We have to run it three times a day, but it has never let us down. It's inexpensive and excellent. Our family recommends it!

Sonya, St. Petersburg

I loved this machine at first sight. I was at a friend's party and saw it for the first time. And when she told me how much it cost, I literally went to the store the next weekend and bought myself an identical one. The salesperson told me these machines sell like hotcakes; they're incredibly popular. I've been using my Beko for eight months now and wonder how I ever lived without it!

Eldar, Moscow

This model is an example of how a dishwasher can be both innovative and affordable. I had to learn a lot about dishwashers before deciding to buy it. I learned that price isn't always a factor, and I managed to get the inexpensive but excellent Beko DFC 26010 W. Go for it, you won't regret it!

Negative

Alexander, Tolyatti

The quality of this dishwasher, to put it mildly, leaves much to be desired. I'll explain it step by step. First, the door is extremely tight. My daughter can't even open it. The instructions say it can be adjusted, but I haven't figured out how yet. Second, the spray arms are loose. I read on a forum that they can come loose, but that hasn't happened with my machine yet. Thirdly, the machine is quite noisy and does not always clean pots and pans well. Overall, the car isn't worth even the small amount of money I paid for it. That's my opinion!

Ekaterina, Moscow

A primitive "rattling" machine that doesn't clean anything. The baskets are convenient, and loading dishes is a joy, but what's the point? The dishwasher still doesn't clean well, no matter how you stack them. The noise when filling is a bit annoying, but if the noise were the only issue, I wouldn't bother. As it is, I'll be filing a complaint with the manufacturer.

Tatyana, Novosibirsk

I didn't like the Beko DFC 26010 W. It washes terribly and dries rather poorly. The machine smells musty. I shouldn't have bought a dishwasher in the first place; I wash it by hand more often anyway.

Alexey, Krasnoyarsk

I was quite happy with the dishwasher until it started smelling like burnt wiring. I didn't pay any attention to it, and after the next use, it burned out. The warranty expired, so I'm paying for the repairs. This is a very unreliable appliance, designed to last its warranty and then break. I don't recommend buying it!

   

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