Product review (5 stars): Portable, easy to use, and cleans clothes well
I live in an apartment and got tired of the washing machines here, being so rough on my clothes and delicates, not to mention the expense and running back and forth to the laundry room. I thought buying this Haier washer might be a solution, because most of my clothing, I prefer to hang dry anyway, rather than put them in the scorching hot dryers in my facility.
I carefully unpacked it  found that the bottom of the box is separate  so you can lift the box off of the washer without tipping it over and pulling it out.
Assembly was easy, however there was a problem with the base plate  it came with no screws to attach it to the bottom of the washer. Even had there been the 6 screws that they state are needed, I couldn't have used them as there were no holes on the bottom of the washer to screw them into. So, my washer has no base plate attached. It doesnt impair the operation of it  probably its purpose is to keep dust out of the workings of the machine. This means I will need to periodically check under it and keep it vacuumed.
It wouldnt work on the faucet that I have in my bathroom, so I took it into the kitchen to try it there. That was easy enough, but just be sure to follow the instructions about either leaving in or removing the little black rubber washer in the hook-up valve. Well, no matter how much I tried, it leaked and sprayed water all over my cabinets and counters. But no problem! I just draped a kitchen towel over it to catch the spray and I was in business. I stuck the drain hose down into the garbage disposal drain. It stays put when the water drains out, so no need to attach it to the water hose for stability.
So, after hooking it up to my kitchen faucet, I ran an empty cycle with detergent to clean the drum, as suggested. All went well. Time for clothes!
I set the water level to high and ran a normal wash cycle. Logically, you need to not pack the drum tightly with clothes. I placed my items loosely in washer and started it up.  The whole cycle, start to finish, ran 35 minutes. The spin does an amazingly good job and leaves the clothes ready to hang dry anywhere with no concern of dripping. The wash cycle is about 15 minutes but the rinse is short  about 2 minutes. The rest of the time is for spinning, filling, and draining. I would prefer the rinse be a little longer, but with my using liquid detergent, I haven't noticed any soap residue left on the clothes, so maybe it is okay.
Im very impressed with how clean it got my white things. My white, cotton shirt was sparkling white and it had had some make-up stains on it around the collar. Fantastic! The clothes get pretty twisted, so I have found that I like to untwist them after the wash and rinse cycle before they spin.
Finally, a couple more things it has a pretty quiet operation  quieter than my dishwasher. I also, saved the Styrofoam insert that came with it in the drum, to keep it stable for when I move it back and forth from a closet to the kitchen. It is on rollers, so moving it isn't a problem.

After Ive used it a few months, I will report back and let you know how it is holding up. As of this writing now, I have washed about 10 loads of laundry. I've found that it cannot be left unattended, so that the water can be turned on and then off when not filling. The water pressure may be too great to keep the water on when it isn't filling. (When the water was left on when not filling, the water valve shot off the faucet and stripped one of the threads on the screw part right off. I should get a new valve, but it works okay temporarily.) Also, it got off balance during the spin cycle once, and I was there to catch it immediately. I imagine it would be very hard on the machine if that happened and it wasn't stopped.