10 Best Table Top Dishwashers UK 2024 | Bosch, Russell Hobbs and More

Taking the number one spot in our ranking is the XL Mini from Cookology. That might sound like a bit of an oxymoron because the appliance isn't all that much bigger than some of the others, but you get a lot more bang for your buck and it also washes up to 8 place settings worth of tableware!

Not only does the extra space mean there are more places for you to load your dishes, but you'll also find a higher number of washing cycles including intensive, glass and self-cleaning. Unusually, you'll also get this for a competitive price, considering the extras, and in an equally smart white, black or grey design, too. 

Comfee have a decent range of countertop models, but for us, this is the pick of the bunch. Due to the arrangement of the interior, the appliance can fit a whopping 63 pieces of tableware and accommodate plates up to 250 mm in diameter. 

There's also that handy delay function start that gives you a little more cleaning flexibility. Alongside this, the dishwasher also has one of the simplest, most user-friendly control panels out there, which should be music to the ears of those who consider themselves technophobes. 

Not only do Cookology provide you with top-quality appliances, but they also taught us a thing or two about efficiency. For example, did you know that these machines can be up to four times more efficient and use almost ten times less water? So, you're not only buying this for yourself but the planet too. 

This particular model can be drained in two different ways, either via the mains or the taps, giving you the option of making it a permanent fixture if you'd like. Not to mention that the capacity is great, plus there's a delay timer if you'd like it to set off during the night when energy may be cheaper. 

Designed to live either on the tabletop or within an appropriate cupboard, this modern-looking option from Russell Hobbs is perfect for those who are living in rented accommodation, mobile homes, caravans or even those looking to upgrade their holiday lets. 

Surprisingly for its size, it still fits a whopping six people's worth of plates and cutlery in, which is enough for even a larger family or group of housemates. Add to that its plentiful washing programs, and you've got one decent machine. 

Cookology has gone all out to ensure that you get some of the best features available with their CMDW2BK model. For instance, the appliance comes with a more durable stainless steel interior, as well as six varying cycles which ensure you can wash your goods however you like. 

In addition to that, you also have two different water supply and drainage options – either the more portable faucet or the more permanent option to plumb into the mains. It's known to be a little on the louder side, but for us, that's a price worth paying for not washing up. 

This hugely popular option from Bosch supports a water supply mode that doesn't require any installation, so it's ideal for those who aren't planning on setting up the device. Not only that, but the device has an EcoSilience Drive advanced motor producing maximum efficiency at a minimum noise level. 

Moreover, there are six different washing programmes, as well as a dry mode – this dries the contents extra thoroughly with higher temperatures during the wash and a longer rinse cycle. Owing to the brand, it's a little on the expensive side, but those able to invest will be more than impressed. 

This offering from Think Gizmos was designed for both at home or those on the go. That's because there is the option of plumbing it into your mains, should you wish to do that, as well as using the tank-style system that is perfect for motorhomes and RV's.

Furthermore, this is one of the smallest options on the market, so if you're working with a particularly cramped space, it could be ideal. Some folks have found this device a little tricky to set up, especially when it comes to the drainage, but with perseverance, you should manage. 

This freestanding dishwasher from ElectriQ comes with many qualities, but it's something surprising that makes it stand out. You see, this appliance, according to the company, has an energy efficiency rating of A, making it by far the most cost-effective and environmentally-friendly option in our ranking. 

The design has a tank system for the water supply and drainage and reaches an impressive 70 degrees, ensuring not a speck of pasta sauce is left behind. While there are six programmes, three of these are considered specialist and focus on warming baby bottles, washing fruit and steaming. So, for many, it's only three wash cycles.

Here, we have the TD305-W from Comfee. This tabletop dishwasher has a lot of good qualities, one being its compact and stylish design which includes an intuitive and easy-to-navigate control panel. The six washing programmes are excellent too: hygiene 72°, intensive, eco, glass, 58 min. wash and rapid. 

While it might be small, there is still plenty of space inside for three places, making it useful for couples or small families. Some users have found the door to be a little finicky and delicate, though, so you'll want to be careful when closing it up. 

First up, we have this colourful number from German experts Klarstein. Using 360-degree top and bottom water sprays, this dishwasher ensures that every part of the plates and cutlery get a good wash, as well as reaching high temperatures to ensure that all of the contents – such as baby bottles – are sterilised. 

With its space-saving footprint, room for two place settings and the fact that it is filled via a 5-litre water tank, this is a great option for both camping holidays or small rented flats. However, with a low G energy rating, for some, it may be best used occasionally.