Product review (2 stars): Not impressed at all
Sorry, after almost two years, I would toss this if I could.  Our old Maytag did a better job than this new device.  We are on our third timer and third drum.  Also, they have had to replace the roller assembly.  Piece of junk.  It was putting black streaks on my clothing - which is what led to the drum replacement. The second drum came and it was warped - so they had to send for a third drum.  It seems to fit alright and there aren't anymore black streaks on clothes.

While it initially seemed to fit our requirements - if it actually did hold up well (which it hasn't) and if it really did a good job (which is average at best) then I guess it would be a good thing.  But not.  We would get rid of this in a heartbeat if we could afford to do it and get the Samsung front loaders that we almost purchased.  Our friends bought the Samsungs and love them.

I certainly don't recommend these unless you are hard core in terms of not wanting any electronics and if you are fully aware of the sub-par nature of these beasts in terms of performance. I guess I'll give them two stars, even though we hate these, since they do at least function - right now that is.

Update as of February 2014.
We started getting dark marks/streaks on our clothing again.  Also, I had parts of my shirts (cuffs, collar corners and also the bottom corners of the shirts) get these brown sections on them.  It would eventually come out with a stain remover.  All I could figure is that those parts were somehow being drawn into the area between the tub and the front wall.  Upon inspection, the tub was not completely round so there is space between the front bulkhead and the tub as it tumbles, so stuff can get pulled into the cracks.  Also, the roller assembly was starting to squeak again.  Then to top it off, we dried our mattress cover (which we have done numerous times) but this time it came out melted.  AAARGGHHH.  So much for their "gentle" heat on the dryer.  It is only a few degrees less than the normal heat - what a joke.

So, the repair guy came out - replaced the bulkhead, drum and roller assembly.  He also took a look at the sensors on the board for the heating elements and sure enough, one of the wires was melted around one of the heat sensors.  Of course, that wasn't the problem, but he did replace it as well.

This dryer continues to be a pain.  Once the warranty is up, there are no dollars that will go into this thing.  It will be in the junk pile.

Do NOT buy these unless you absolutely have to have something without electronics.

UPDATE as of 12/19/2014
Well, the problems continued so they finally replaced the whole dryer about six or eight weeks ago.  Then, it started leaving marks - slightly different this time.  We were told they were due to the tub interior, so they replaced it.  While it seems to be ok so far in regard to the marks on our clothing, it did already melt some of the thin nylon fabric on my son's sport pants.  I figure we'll start seeing marks on clothes again in another month or so - hopefully not, but I can't say I have a whole lot of confidence at this point.  Not happy with the melted fabric!  Their low heat and high heat is only separated by about 10 degrees.

UPDATE 1/24/15
Well, I have never updated a review so many times.  But I just gotta tell you - we are now back to the same old marks on my shirt collars as we had before.  Also, as you watch the drum turn you can see how it is warped and leaves gaps - pretty good sized gaps - where a shirt collar could very easily get in there.  I must also note that on the metal grate thing on the back wall in the dryer interior there is a buildup of little sharp protrusions.  We were told along time ago that this buildup was due to the softener we were using.  But, then, we didn't and don't use softener.  Ok, they then decided it was our liquid detergent.  So we got rid of the liquid detergent.  This new dryer has only seen clothing washed in powdered detergent.

So, in all, our warranty is about up and we are trying to decide what to do next.  Now, to those reading this that think this is a fake review - whatever.  It has been quite a disheartening experience.

FINAL UPDATE 2/7/2015
The journey finally has come to an end.  We bought a new Maytag 5100 front load dryer about a week and a half ago and the old Speed Queen was put out in the car port.  Oh, what a relief to finally have a real dryer again! It actually has a low temp that won't destroy my clothes because it is still too hot when on low heat.  It doesn't mark up my shirts (ok, in all fairness it's only been a week and a half) and I don't anticipate it ever will.  The sensors work great, just like our old Maytag Atlantis dryer did that we replaced with the Speed Queen.  (as a side note, the Atlantis dryer was given to a friend of mine who needed a dryer and it is still running strong!) No more wondering if it will melt my mattress cover, or fail to dry my clothes.

The only good thing I have to say about the SQ dryer is that it sure was good at catching lint. RIP Speed Queen.