rabbit.reviews74Consensus score
How strongly 3 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Full stainless steel tub at a budget price point
- Third rack included for better cutlery cleaning
- Zero Wi-Fi or app integration — fully button-operated
Skip it if
- Longer cycle times than competitors
- Noisier than premium models — not ideal for open-plan kitchens
- Some reports of rack parts breaking within a few years
“I followed Wirecutter and bought their budget pick - Whirlpool WDTA50SAKZ. It was well priced, full stainless steel tub, the 3rd rack is great, and I've been impressed that my dishes and cutlery come out perfectly clean. I like that there's zero wifi/app integration. It's also very quiet.”r/Appliances community user
What owners love
- Full stainless steel tub at a budget price point
- Third rack included for better cutlery cleaning
- Zero Wi-Fi or app integration — fully button-operated
- Very quiet for the price
The recurring gripe
- Longer cycle times than competitors
- Noisier than premium models — not ideal for open-plan kitchens
- Some reports of rack parts breaking within a few years
In owners’ own words
“I followed Wirecutter and bought their budget pick - Whirlpool WDTA50SAKZ. It was well priced, full stainless steel tub, the 3rd rack is great, and I've been impressed that my dishes and cutlery come out perfectly clean. I like that there's zero wifi/app integration. It's also very quiet.”