Product review (4 stars): Perfect for Anyone Currently Handwashing Laundry or Apartment Dwellers
Life changer for me.  I bought this (from another retailer - wanted to be able to use PayPal 6 months no interest, no payments) because I wanted a lightweight portable washer with a gravity drain.  A pump (to me) was just another thing that could break and would just make the machine heavier.

Cons:
1). The water intake pipe does not fit any faucet in my home.  I tried to find a turkey baster in 4 different stores in town, no luck.  I just use a funnel and hold it up to my shower head for ~5 mins to fill for large loads.

2). The power cord is too short.  I have to use an outdoor extension cord for it to reach an outlet in my bathroom.

3).  Lint trap does almost nothing. Even doing towels, it barely catches any hair or lint.

Pros:
1).  Lightweight - very easy for me to lift in and out of my bathtub

2).  Quiet - I live in a 2nd floor apartment.  To keep it quieter and prevent damage to my tub, I bought some no slip drawer liners and dense scrubby sponges from the Dollar Tree to cushion the "feet".  It also prevents the washer from "walking" when the spinner is unbalanced at first from just being loaded.  TIP:  if you use the water intake to rinse, start rinsing a few seconds BEFORE you turn on the spinner and continue rinsing until the drain water is clear - balances the load much quicker.

3).  Cleans very well.  Haven't had an issue with clothes not being thoroughly clean after a 6 minute cycle. Uses much less detergent, bleach, and fabric softener too - about a tablespoon each (little less on softener) for full loads.

Overall, no real complaints.  While it is not perfect,  I don't have to spend tons of quarters on laundry anymore.  A few household items or dollar store hacks help where the machine does fall short.  I now can't use the excuses of I don't have laundry money -or- It's too cold/hot/rainy to lug this stuff up to the laundromat.

Edited to add:  For anyone with kids - this does fit and properly wash/spin a twin sized comforter.  I wouldn't put the sheets in at the same time because I think it wouldn't clean as well, but they would fit if you truly didn't want/have a second load.