The Indesit Push&Go IN2IE10CS80UK is a fully integrated slimline dishwasher designed for smaller kitchens where every centimetre counts. At just 45 cm wide but still offering 10 place settings, it aims to bring full-size convenience to compact spaces.
Indesit is known for straightforward, good-value appliances, and this model follows that formula with simple button controls, a modest feature set and an E energy rating. It skips the flashy extras in favour of everyday practicality, including a handy Push&Go one-touch programme and a 40‑minute quick wash.
With a user rating of 4.6 out of 5 from around thirty reviews, it’s clearly doing a solid job for most owners, especially those who want reliable cleaning without spending a fortune or dealing with complicated settings.
This model is ideal for smaller households, couples or flat-shares where space is at a premium but you still generate a regular stack of plates, mugs and cutlery. The 10 place setting capacity is a good fit if you’re doing a load a day rather than big family feasts.
It suits budget-conscious buyers who want an integrated look without paying premium-brand prices. You’re getting the basics done well – decent cleaning, a quick wash, an intensive option – rather than a machine packed with high-end tech.
First-time dishwasher owners will appreciate the no-nonsense controls and limited programme list. Push&Go makes it especially friendly if you just want to press one button after dinner and let it get on with it.
It’s less suited to large families, gadget lovers or anyone wanting smart connectivity, auto programmes or top-tier energy efficiency. If you run multiple loads a day or need ultra-flexible loading, you may want a larger or more feature-rich model.
The slim 45 cm width and fully integrated design make it a strong choice for galley kitchens or smaller fitted spaces, while still offering a respectable 10 place settings – more than enough for most couples and smaller families.
Push&Go is a genuinely useful one-touch feature: load the machine, press the dedicated button and it selects an automatic cycle without you having to think about settings. It’s ideal for everyday mixed loads.
The Rapid 40’ quick wash is handy when you need plates and glasses turned around in under an hour, such as between courses or when you’ve forgotten to run a load earlier in the day.
For tougher jobs, the Intensive 65° programme gives baked-on dishes and greasy trays a proper hot wash, so you’re less likely to need a second run or lots of pre-scrubbing.
Noise levels of 49 dB are reasonable for an integrated slimline model, so it should blend into the background hum of a typical kitchen rather than dominate the room.
The feature set is fairly basic: there’s no display, no remaining time indicator and no delay timer, so you can’t easily plan cycles around off-peak tariffs or your daily routine.
Drying is via static condensation rather than an enhanced drying system, so plastics and awkwardly shaped items may come out with a few spots of residual moisture, especially on shorter cycles.
Energy efficiency is only E-rated, and with no auto sensors or eco refinements beyond a standard Eco 50°C programme, it’s not the most frugal choice if you’re looking to minimise running costs.
There’s just a simple cutlery basket rather than a dedicated cutlery tray, and with only one main basket and relatively limited internal flexibility, loading larger pots and pans can be a bit of a puzzle.
The standard 1-year manufacturer warranty is on the short side compared to some rivals that offer longer cover on parts or labour.
Day to day, the Indesit Push&Go IN2IE10CS80UK is all about straightforward operation. With traditional buttons and no digital display, you simply choose your programme using the controls on the white fascia panel, close the door and let it run. There’s a ready indicator to confirm it’s on, but otherwise it stays out of sight behind your cupboard door.
The interior layout is simple, with a single main basket and a height-adjustable top section to help fit taller glasses or bulkier plates below. The cutlery basket can be moved around the lower rack to free up space for pans. It’s not the most configurable interior on the market, but after a couple of loads you’ll quickly find a pattern that works for your household.
At 49 dB, it’s quiet enough for open-plan spaces, especially as the integrated design muffles sound further. You’ll notice a gentle swish and hum rather than intrusive noise, so running it in the evening shouldn’t disturb conversation or TV time.
Maintenance is fairly low effort: without self-cleaning systems or complicated filters, it’s just a case of periodically checking the filter and keeping an eye on salt and detergent, as there’s no dedicated salt or rinse aid indicator. Adjustable feet make levelling the machine during installation easier, which helps the door open and close smoothly over the long term.
For everyday cleaning, performance is reassuringly competent. The combination of an Eco 50°C cycle for day-to-day use and an Intensive 65°C option for heavy soiling covers most normal kitchen tasks, from mugs and plates to oven dishes and baking trays. The Intensive programme’s higher temperature helps loosen baked-on food, reducing the need to soak items first.
The Push&Go function is a highlight for simplicity. Instead of scrolling through options, you load a mixed load and press one clearly marked button. The dishwasher then runs a suitable cycle without further input, which is particularly convenient for busy households or less tech-confident users.
The Rapid 40’ cycle is best used for lightly soiled items or when you need a quick turnaround. It won’t match the deep-clean power of the longer programmes, but it’s very handy for glasses, side plates and cutlery that just need a refresh. With five programmes and three temperature settings in total, the machine offers enough choice to be useful without becoming confusing.
Water consumption of around 11.5 litres per cycle is reasonable for a slimline fully integrated model. While the E energy rating isn’t class-leading, the 0.76 kWh consumption per wash is still significantly lower than regularly washing large loads by hand in hot water.
There are some omissions worth noting: no auto programmes, no half-load auto detection (though a manual half-load function is listed in the standard programmes), and no clever extras like automatic door opening or enhanced drying. This positions the IN2IE10CS80UK firmly as a straightforward workhorse – it focuses on core wash performance rather than advanced automation.
With a price tag in the lower end of the integrated dishwasher market, this Indesit model offers strong value if you’re mainly interested in reliable cleaning rather than bells and whistles. You’re paying for a compact footprint, an integrated finish and a couple of genuinely useful programmes, not for advanced tech or app control.
The E energy rating means it’s not the most efficient slimline option available, so if you run multiple cycles every day, a more efficient model could pay back the extra upfront cost over time. For light to moderate daily use, though, running costs should remain manageable.
Backing up the value story is the 4.6 out of 5 user rating from a decent number of reviews. That suggests most owners are very happy with what they get for the money, especially the combination of Push&Go simplicity and a quick 40‑minute cycle.
If you want a no-frills, integrated slimline dishwasher that delivers clean dishes reliably at a sensible price, the IN2IE10CS80UK stands out as a good-value option.
The Indesit Push&Go IN2IE10CS80UK is a solid, no-nonsense slimline dishwasher that does exactly what most smaller households need: it fits into tight spaces, cleans well on everyday and intensive cycles, and keeps operation refreshingly simple.
It’s not packed with tech – there’s no display, no smart connectivity and only a basic set of programmes – and its E energy rating is merely average. If you’re chasing the most efficient or most feature-rich dishwasher, you’ll find more advanced options higher up the price scale.
However, for buyers who value straightforward use, a compact integrated footprint and proven owner satisfaction at a budget-friendly price, this Indesit is an easy model to recommend. It’s a practical workhorse for small kitchens rather than a showpiece, and it fulfils that role very well.
