Customers say it's more expensive than a regular dishwasher or stove, but you're paying for the space saving aspect of it. (Anytime there's only one manufacturer an item often costs more because there are no competitors, nor mass production to lower prices.)
A buyer also makes some compromises in buying combo appliances. They serve their purpose, but may have some limitations compared to their stand-alone-siblings. Perhaps they are less powerful, but as long as they work reasonable well, a person who lives in a tiny space usually accepts the trade offs.
A final consideration: When you buy combo appliances and one function breaks down, you are left with a dilemma. If the dishwasher can't be repaired, do you keep the unit to use the oven-stove, or do you get rid of the unit because one part is useless? Since it isn't sold in the US, I don't have to decide.
Nonetheless, if you really want a dishwasher, but don't have the space, this triple combination gadget is available in the UK.
Why not invent a kitchen sink-dishwasher unit? Stack 'em up!
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