Product review (2 stars): A High Heat Mode Dryer with shortcomings
I really wanted to like this unit however there are some major shortcomings with the new Magic Chef version being sold:

First, there is no low heat mode for delicates.  The warm mode listed on the timer dial is using the same amount of power as high heat mode on the timer dial (1400watts), which I verified on my kill-a-watt meter.  This is a deal breaker for me, other brand units similar looking have a separate low/high button which functions as the low/high heat selector button (700w/1400w) mode.  One reviewer for this product that used a kill-a-watt meter was for the older Magic Chef version that used to be sold with a low/high heat button).  The timer dial in this model doesnt accurately reflect the heat output mode the dryer will initiate, so clothes you don't want shrinking will be exposed to the same amount of high heat in the warm dial setting.

Secondly, when using eco mode, it uses a combination of high heat and cool mode for set times as listed in the manual and ignoring the sensing (humidity mode) button setting.  My clothes were so hot in this mode that the dryer ended up shutting down because it overheated and would not start back until it cooled down-this is a serious flaw and my clothes were so hot that I thought my jeans were going to melt .  I Would not trust using that mode at all because of that issue. Additionally, when trying the sensor mode out it in timer mode it is supposed to turn off when it senses the clothes are dry, this didn't  work well and clothes would still be damp, requiring starting the timer mode again.

Thirdly, the rear exhaust port has a gap around it which could allow lint to fly back into the dryer housing where the electronics are located.  I would recommend to use aluminum ducting tape to seal off that gap prior to putting your exhaust elbow connect on.  Overtime you may have lint buildup which gets past the filter pads and could exhaust combustible lint dust back into the housing where the electronics are located.

Pros:  price with free prime shipping is the cheapest unit around.  Its very quiet.

Alternative:
I ended up spending around $100 more for the Haier HLP141E from another site with free shipping since fulfilled by amazon was sold out.  The Haier Is slightly taller and wider (around an inch) than the Magic chef/panda/xtremepower units but has a slightly shallower width (about an inch) drum, but is still listed as 2.6cu ft although some brochures I found list it as 2.5cu ft.  It has a digital mode selector that actually has a working auto dry mode, low heat, normal, and heavy duty heat and timer mode.  Kill-a-watt meter fluctuates around 800watts in normal mode which actually works excellent.  The only downside with the Haier is the door opening/ closing mechanism is tight but it can be made to open/close easier by slightly compressing down the door pin with plyers.  Additionally the Haier unit is more solidly made with thicker metal housing which adds to its heavier weight.  It has a zync drum vs stainless in the other clone units which I don't know how that makes a difference with heat distribution/efficiency.

Summary:
If you are ok with running in high heat timer mode or cool (air) mode only, this unit would meet your needs.  Otherwise look for the other 2.6cu ft Clone dryers with the low/high button selection such the units listed under the names Panda, Xtremepower, Avanti or the Haier I mentioned.