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LG LDNPH753

Ranked #7 of 42 in Best Standard Dishwashers (2026). Here is every spec we scored, where it came from, and how it compares.

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LG LDNPH753

Best for: Official 28% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 2.9 gal/cycle, 16 place settings, 220 kWh/year

4.9/10

What we like

Large official place-setting capacity (16)
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient criteria

Watch out for

No additional scored gaps in the official record we used

Score breakdown

Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard 28%

Water use 26%

Place-setting capacity 24%

Annual energy use 22%

Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard	28 %
Water use	2.9 gal/cycle
Place-setting capacity	16 place settings
Annual energy use	220 kWh/year
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)	28%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)	220 kWh/year
Water use (ENERGY STAR)	2.9 gal/cycle
Place-setting capacity (ENERGY STAR)	16 place settings
Annual energy use per place setting (computed)	13.8 kWh/year per place setting, computed as official annual energy use ÷ official place setting
Percent less water use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)	42%
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)	307 kWh/year
U.S. federal standard water use (ENERGY STAR)	5 gal/cycle
Type (ENERGY STAR)	Standard
Width (ENERGY STAR)	23.7 in
Depth (ENERGY STAR)	23.7 in
Soil sensing (ENERGY STAR)	Yes
Tub material (ENERGY STAR)	Stainless Steel
Drying method (ENERGY STAR)	Automatic Door Release,Heated Dry
Additional features (ENERGY STAR)	Top Controls,Cycle Status Lights,Third Rack,Pocket Handle
Connected capable (ENERGY STAR)	No
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient criteria	Yes
Certified model number	LDNPH753*
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record	LG
Related official records with the same certified ratings	Same official certified ratings also appear on LG LDNPM545; LG LDNTH753; LG LDNTM545. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
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How it compares

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Fisher & Paykel DW24U2I3

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Asko DBI786

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Miele G 5008 SCU

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Miele G 5216 SCU

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Samsung DW60R2014

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Samsung DW80CG4021

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Whirlpool WDF332PAM

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Whirlpool WDT531HAP

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