9 Best Dishwashers in Singapore (2026): Prices Checked 21 Sep, From a $379 No-Plumbing Tabletop to 16-Place Machines

The best value in this roundup is a white 60cm Bosch at COURTS. It is **S$1,199 against an RRP of S$1,899**, while **Harvey Norman lists the same SMS2IVW01P at S$1,699**, so the shop you pick is worth $500 on its own. For that you get **12 place settings**, a 46 dB EcoSilence motor, HygienePlus, a Machine Care cycle, half load, VarioSpeed and Bosch's Home Connect app with remote start, according to COURTS' spec sheet. It measures 600 x 845 x 600mm, is made in Turkey and carries a 2-year warranty. Twelve place settings suits a couple or a family of three; bigger households should look at the 14 and 16-place machines below. COURTS also runs a **50LDA** code for $50 off every $500 of large appliances (online, while stocks last). Its terms exclude Online Exclusive Deals and we did not test it on this model, so try it at checkout rather than counting on it. Installation is not included.

If you want a proper 60cm machine for a family and the budget is tight, start here. Electrolux's stainless steel EFF1460VSA is **S$749 on Electrolux's own store, against a usual S$1,049**, and Harvey Norman charges the same S$749. It holds **14 place settings**, runs at 49 dB and has five programmes (Eco, Hygiene, Intensive, Quick and Super) plus half load, according to Electrolux's spec sheet. Electrolux gives a **2-year warranty** on dishwashers. It is a plain machine with no Wi-Fi and no auto-open door, which is exactly why it is this cheap. Harvey Norman does list cheaper 60cm models from Elba ($599), Brandt ($690) and Panasonic ($699), but Electrolux is the cheapest 14-place machine from a major brand that both its maker and a big retailer price the same. Installation is extra.

The most dishwasher per dollar on this page. Hisense's stainless steel HS673C91XSG takes **16 place settings**, two more than most 60cm machines, and adds Wi-Fi control, a Hygiene Wash, an Auto Open door for drying and a 3-level wash. **Harvey Norman sells it at S$999.** Hisense's own store lists it at S$1,049 (usual S$1,599) with an **Official Discount of S$50** as a checkout option, which lands on the same **S$999**. Buying direct gets you Hisense's 3-year onsite warranty, and Harvey Norman lists 36 months too. Hisense's other dishwasher, the HS693B90BSG with UV and auto-dosing, is S$1,649 on Hisense and S$1,659 at Harvey Norman, which is a lot more money for the same 16 places. Installation is extra.

For renters, small HDB kitchens or anyone who cannot run a water pipe, this is the answer. Toshiba's DWS-22ASG(K) sits on the counter and has a **2-way water feed**: pour water into its built-in 5L tank, or connect it to the tap if you prefer. It washes at 70°C, runs at 42 dB and measures just 435 x 435 x 420mm. **COURTS has it at S$379 against an RRP of S$459** as an Online Exclusive Deal, and Harvey Norman charges S$399. The trade-offs are real: it is sized for a couple's plates and bowls rather than a family's pots, and PUB's water label gives it **2 ticks at 1.2L per place setting**, the thirstiest machine here per plate. Toshiba covers it with a 2-year parts and service warranty. Because COURTS' codes exclude Online Exclusive Deals, $379 is the price you pay there.

The step up from a countertop mini without going full-size. Toshiba's silver DW-08T1 is a tabletop machine for **8 place settings**, with a UV LED sterilizer, an anti-bacterial filter and a 70°C hot water wash. **COURTS sells it at S$522 against an RRP of S$609** (Online Exclusive Deal), and Harvey Norman charges S$549. PUB's label gives it **3 ticks at 1L per place setting**, and it runs at 49 dB. At 550 x 590 x 500mm it needs a proper stretch of counter and a tap connection, so measure before you order. A COURTS reviewer notes it takes 24cm pans. Toshiba's warranty is 2 years parts and service.

Electrolux's answer to the Toshiba tabletop is 55cm wide and costs less. The EFC3862MS holds **8 place settings** and has **AutoOpen**, which cracks the door at the end of the cycle so dishes dry properly, a rare feature at this price. You also get a 1 to 24-hour delay start and seven programmes including Hygiene and Pre-rinse, at 49 dB. It is **S$539 on Electrolux's own store (usual S$759)** and the same S$539 at Harvey Norman, with a **2-year warranty**. Choose it over the Toshiba if you want the drying; choose the Toshiba if UV sterilizing matters more. It needs a tap connection and drain like any plumbed machine.

A Japanese-brand 14-place machine for $150 more than the Electrolux. Hitachi's HDF-F146VX has an **inverter motor**, 6 wash programmes, half load, a Rapid 58-minute cycle and a HygieneCare function, with a cutlery tray plus upper and lower baskets. PUB's label gives it **3 ticks**, using 9.5L a cycle. **COURTS and Harvey Norman both sell it at S$899**, with COURTS quoting an RRP of S$1,399. COURTS lists the warranty as first year parts and labour, which is shorter than Electrolux and Hisense offer, so weigh that against the inverter motor. The glass-black HDF-F158CVGB is S$999 at both shops if you want the darker look.

The only machine here with a live gift promotion. LG's matte black DFB227HM is **S$1,999 on LG.com, at Harvey Norman and at COURTS**, so the price does not decide where to buy. The gifts do. LG's Home Appliances promotion (1 August to 30 September 2026) gives **4 boxes of dishwasher tablets** with it from any participating seller. Buy it from LG's own online store, its Lazada or Shopee flagship or its TikTok store and LG's **Member Days** offer adds an **$80 grocery voucher**, redeemed through LG's portal. The machine itself has 14 place settings, QuadWash (four spray arms instead of two), TrueSteam, Wi-Fi via ThinQ and a PUB rating of **3 ticks at 0.7L per place setting**. If $1,999 is too much, LG's DFC533FV is S$999 at LG and Harvey Norman and gets the same free tablets, but not the voucher.

The most water-efficient and quietest machine on this page. Samsung's black DW80H73KBFF carries a **4-tick** PUB water label and runs at **42 dB (40 dB on its Extra Silence cycle)**, with 14 place settings, 12 programmes including AI Wash, Samsung's WaterJet Clean, an AutoRelease door for drying, Wi-Fi through SmartThings and a leakage sensor, according to Samsung's spec sheet. Here the brand store is the dearer option: **Harvey Norman sells it at S$1,899, while Samsung's own store charges S$1,998.99**. It is made in Thailand and measures 598 x 845 x 600mm. Pick it over the LG if low water use and noise matter more than LG's free gifts.