Product review (4 stars): Great Machine - it Completes the "No Laundry Room" Imperative.
I got this after using a Panda Washer in my condo unit for a few weeks.  My goal is to not have to use my building's laundry room or a laundromat. I am a single guy and I have a mix of office clothing and casual and the usual mix of sheet, towels, etc.  I was becoming unhappy with air drying because many items were a little stiff and scratchy with air drying (mainly towels and jeans).  I just got the dryer last night and I have dried two loads.  Here are my initial impressions.

It is slightly larger than my Panda washer which does 6-7 lbs of clothes.  It is heavier and is constructed of steel like a real washer, but of a thinner gauge of metal.  Seems very well constructed, given the price and that it is essentially "portable" or small-sized.  Seems like it will last.  Well packed in a large box with padding.  No damage in shipping.  No strange chemical or plastic smell at all out of the box, unlike the Panda washer.

I had no 'loose belt' issue (read some other reviews) -- the dryer worked immediately.  The noise level:  louder than the Panda Washer (which is very quiet) but quieter than a hair dryer by a fair margin.  In fact the sound does sound sort of like a cross between a regular full sized dryer and a hair dryer. I was able to watch television in the next room (no closed door) without a problem, and I'd say this is no louder than machines in a laundry room.

I load my Panda 6-7 lb washer close to capacity every load. As a single guy, I do laundry once per week with my Panda washer (highly recommended).  By the time the second load was washed, the first load in the dryer was dry enough for me to take it out of the dryer.  The first load was dried with the 'low heat' setting.  The second load, towels and such, I left running and went to bed.  The timer was set to about 30 or 40 min with the "high heat" button pressed in.  This morning, my towels were soft, and bone-dry.  So were the things I washed in the first load -- and everything was SOFT and FRESH (I used 'linen' scented liquid fabric softener from Target) -- unless air drying, which leaves everything wrinkled.

With darks or not very soiled colors, using the Panda, it takes me 3 minutes to fill machine; 8 minutes wash time; 3 minutes to drain and fill for rinse; 5 minutes for rinse agitation; 5 minutes to drain and spin.  That is  about 24 minutes per load.  At high heat, with a not-over-filled dryer load, your first load will be close to dry by the time your second load is ready.  This will depend on fabrics and your heat setting.

I specifically got this model, which is slightly larger than the smaller 5 lb load capacity dryer which is also available with slight variances from various vendors, because I usually do between 2-4 loads when I wash, and I want the extra size to dry up to 2 loads of wash in the dryer simultaneously. So far, I am very pleased, because it seems that this thought process is accurate.  I expect that my stuff dried quickly because the dryer was slightly loaded.

A commercial or full sized dryer would do the job in about half the time, but those other machines are capable of much higher temps.  This little guy cannot match the big boys, but if the goal is to be productive in your home while taking care of laundry, this is a great route to take.

Between the washer and this dryer, I have now spent $500 or so on the 'at home' laundry experiment.  I fretted over whether I really "needed" a dryer and whether around $300 for the dryer was too much money.  My worries are gone.  This machine does a beautiful job of drying towels, clothes, and does it  a bit quicker than the time estimates I found in other reviews.  The container will easier fit my King bed sheets or 2 Panda washer loads, yet the dryer is still small enough to be only slightly larger than the Panda and I can move it easily (though I am a pretty big and strong fella, so your mileage may vary).  Great device.

I have purchased a steam iron and a ironing pad and have decided to learn to iron and avoid dry cleaners as much as possible, since my experience is that white shirts end up missing button, stained, or wear out too quickly at a commerical laundry.  I never thought I'd become a laundry hobbyist...lol...

Only con is that I wish that it were cheaper and perhaps on wheels to make it easier to move.