Product review (5 stars): Delighted with this washer so far!
UPDATE:
I've used the washer for 7 months now and it's still working great! Because I like fabric softener since I often hang my clothes outside to dry, I've started to add the fabric softener along with the detergent in the wash cycle. This way, I don't have to babysit the machine and catch the rinse cycle. It works!

I'm moving across the country at the end of the week and really hope the washer makes it through unscathed! I'll be adding the small dryer when I'm in my new home.

 I received my washer today and have been merrily washing since we set it up. I LOVE it, it seems well-built but, in case something goes wrong over time, I did purchase the extended warranty. My washer was delivered within the shipping window and arrived in perfect condition. I had read the manual online so I knew what to expect and had arranged my bathroom so that it had a permanent resting place within 3 feet of the faucet/sink and within 4 feet of an electrical outlet. I also had removed the bottom piece/aerator from the faucet. When the washer was delivered, we were good to go!

And it literally only took a few minutes to set up. The washer comes with a piece to screw into the bottom of the faucet (remember that the aerator needs to be removed). We tightened that with a wrench and hooked up the water inlet hose to the top of the machine and the other end to the faucet adaptor. After that, we attached the draining hose to the bottom of the washer. I decided to remove my sink's drain plug thingy and put the end of the washer's hose securely into the drain, hoping it would be secure when the washer pumped water out. (It is! This works perfectly!) The washer comes with a hose clamp but the shape of it and the hook didn't work with my sink or vanity.

We plugged in the machine and ran a test wash with 2 old hand towels. The manual suggests running an initial wash without clothes but I figured putting 2 small towels in would help clean the machine and help remove the "new washer" smell. We set it on a quick wash and the water level on medium, added detergent, and let it go. The machine performed flawlessly. I then started to wash clothes, sticking with the "Quick" wash. That cycle lasts 23 minutes and gets clothes very clean! It uses less water and electricity, too! I did another medium load consisting of 10 pairs of socks, 10 pairs of undies, a good hand towel, and 2 pairs of jammies. I also did a large load and it fit 2 pairs of sweatpants, 4 sweatshirts, and 2 t-shirts. (If this helps, I'm 5 feet, 6 inches tall and wear a Size 6 so smaller people could fit more of their clothes and larger people fewer clothes, I guess.)

I am delighted with how well this little washer cleans my clothes, how much it fits in a load, and how efficient it is! There are 2 lint filters inside the machine and it's amazing how much lint accumulates in them. (Well, maybe it shouldn't be. I do have pets, heh.) The manual recommends cleaning them after each load and I'd agree. It's simple to do. There's only one drawback -- no fabric softener dispenser. It wasn't mentioned in the manual so I just keep an eye on it and add fabric softener to the water during the rinse cycle. The Quick cycle only does one rinse so that's easy enough to figure out without having to watch it constantly.

I bought this washer after my full-sized front loader broke. I'm going to be moving later this year, building a cabin and using solar power so I decided I may as well buy a washer that would work now and also be an energy-efficient, smart appliance for the cabin. This is a winner and I hope it lasts a long time!