Product review (4 stars): A dream for an apartment, but you must treat this carefully!
I ordered this on a Friday morning and got it Saturday night. Turn around was excellent. I only recently learned that portable washers existed! So I had to get one. Ok now about the machine.

When I got it, I was excited to use it. And use it I did. I did many loads of laundry that night, and even the extra work of filling the tub manually didn't really bother me. I felt accomplished.

I watched many videos of use for this unit (as well as others in the Panda line) and I knew that I should take it easy on loading the tub up. I keep loads small and I don't overload the spin dry side. You must treat this unit with care. Don't slam the lids down, especially the spin dry side. There is a clamp attached to a spring that will act as a break for the spin dry tub, and slamming the lid down could cause damage to that spring and clamp.

As for the spin dry side, I did encounter a problem that worried me. I heard an odd noise and I stopped the spin. I took the clothes out and then... The spin dry tub didn't spin anymore. Panic ensued. I've had this for one night, it can't be broken! Luckily, it wasn't broken. I had simply spin dried multiple clothes for too long and the motor overheated. I let it cool down and it works again. So, please do not use the spin dry side longer than is necessary! The spin tub is efficient and a couple minutes is fine. This was the only negative part about this machine, and why I decided on a four star rating

If the agitator fails to agitate, you've put too much in. Take clothes out until it works. I could easily see that part failing quite easily. Again, keep loads small. Don't fill the tub past the H mark, keep it to the L or M mark.

Filling the tub is kind of a pain in the butt. It comes with this hose that you can connect to a faucet, but in my case the post doesn't really fit over the faucet, so instead I use a 13 gallon wastebin that I just fill up for the bathroom tub and pour in the washing tub. It's infinitely faster, but very heavy. It's not really an issue for me however.

The lint trap in the washing tub is a joke. It does nothing. If you hang dry, I would suggest looking into a sort of in tub lint filter (there are items like this on Amazon), otherwise, dryer sheets and a traditional dryer will be fine for lint removal. That's how I dry.

In closing, it's a great machine for apartments or small living quarters. Treat it gently because it's nothing like a traditional washer, and the bit of extra work that goes into doing a load of laundry is even kind of satisfying