Every Neff built-in dishwasher here is fully integrated. Your kitchen door panel covers the front, so the dishwasher sits hidden in your run of units. The range spans Neff's N30, N50, N70 and N90 series. Most models are 60 cm wide and hold 12 to 14 place settings, and these are grouped under Neff full size dishwashers. For a narrower gap there is a 45 cm N50 model that takes 10 place settings, listed under Neff slimline dishwashers.

Check the hinge early in your planning. N30 models use standard door hinges, while many N50, N70 and N90 models have Vario Hinge. With a standard hinge, the furniture panel swings down with the door. Vario Hinge lifts the panel above the plinth as the door opens, so it won't catch on the plinth. This gives you more freedom in how you install it, including building the dishwasher in higher up, where loading means less bending. Loading details differ too: some models have a cutlery tray, others a cutlery basket, and some have both.

Higher series bring quieter running and more features. Noise levels range from 46 dB on some N30 and N50 models down to 40 dB on the quietest N70 and N90 models. That difference is easy to notice in an open-plan room. Energy ratings run from D up to A, with an N70 model rated A. N70 and N90 models offer 7 or 8 programmes, against 5 or 6 lower in the range. Some have an Eco programme of 3 hours 35 minutes rather than almost five hours. N90 models add a high-definition colour TFT display and an interior light. All are internet connected, and some models support Home Connect features such as starting a cycle remotely.

To narrow the choice, measure your gap first, then decide whether your plinth or a raised installation needs Vario Hinge. After that, weigh noise against cost. An N30 or N50 handles everyday loads, while an N70 or N90 suits a kitchen where a quieter, more efficient machine is worth the extra outlay. To see Neff's wider range, browse all Neff products.