Product review (4 stars): Good little apartment dryer, but it will die eventually.
I got this 3 years ago and for the size it has worked pretty well. It takes quite awhile (over 2 hours) to dry a load and you are better off putting in a smaller amount of clothes to get them to dry quicker and put less stress on the dryer.

I used it mostly for normal clothes, shirts/pants/socks. Nothing super heavy or thick. It won't fit a blanket, but it will take bed sheets and towels. Actually, more like 1 towel and a couple smaller items.

About 2 years in and I noticed that it would stop after about 10 minutes of drying. You couldn't restart it at all. You had to wait maybe 20 minutes with it back in the off position before it would start up again. I thought maybe the mechanism was overheating or being too stressed. So I started putting in less and less items. This seemed to work for the most part and I could continue to get a full dry cycle.

After 3 years though I think this unit is done. It will dry for a few minutes but then stops. I haven't been able to get a full dry cycle anymore.

With shipping it was a little over $300 (Prime wasn't an option back then). So $100 a year, or $8 a month. Not bad for the convenience of not using the buildings pay dryers. It didn't affect my electric bill much at all.