Product review (4 stars): Good dryer, but takes a while...
I rent an apartment that has no hookup for washers and dryers, so I purchased this dryer to ditch the laundromat. Like other reviewers noted, this dryer does take quite a long time to dry. For example, if you were to dry 6 shirts in this dryer, it would probably take 2 and a half hours for them to be completely dry.

But, as reviewers also noted, a spin dryer really is a FANTASTIC complement to this dryer. I purchased a Haier washer, dryer and spin dryer and installed them the same day. I tried the dryer to see how long it took to dry clothes without the spin dryer and it was quite a long time, probably double the time it takes in a regular dryer, which is understandable since it uses a ton less electricity. But after using the spin dryer, this dryer only takes about 30 to 45 minutes to dry a massive load of clothes!

The dryer can be mounted to the wall, but I keep my dryer on the floor beside the washer and, unfortunately, the buttons are on the bottom of the unit. But the buttons are so easy to manipulate that you can press them with your toes! I just press "On" and then "Start," which defaults to high heat and autosense moisture dry (where it shuts off once it senses that the clothes are dry).

Pros:

--Super easy to operate, and has plenty of options like high heat, low heat, timed dry, autosense moisture dry, etc.
--Easy to clean the filer, which is a circular plastic ring in the back of the inside of the dryer (where the clothes go). Simply pull it off and wipe the lint off.
--Very quiet. I hardly could tell it was on even while sitting 5 feet away.
--Holds quite a large load of clothing. I would say it's capacity is about half as large as a regular dryer, maybe 60%.

Cons:
--Takes quite a while to dry unless you first use a spin dryer to remove excess water.
--Heats up the home quite a bit when in use, which is to be expected.
--It has a vent in the back of the unit that is supposed to be routed outdoors somehow (most people who need this live in apartments, so this isn't really an option), but I just stick an old sock over the vent unit to collect any lint or debris it shoots out.

Overall it's a decent dryer, but I wouldn't care for it as much if I didn't have a spin dryer. It's probably the best compact dryer on the market today for those without the appropriate hookups, but it still is very weak compared to a regular dryer. Get a spin dryer to complement this unit and save yourself a heck of a lot of time. If you need a dryer and don't have the hookup for one, this is probably your best bet.