Product review (5 stars): Highly Recommended, Small but with Great Capacity
We bought this Panda Tumble Dryer (8.8lbs version) a few weeks ago.
Ordered it very shortly after we received the Panda Twin Tub 10lb washer/spinner.

And we love it.

My wife and I live in Manhattan, and set up our Panda Washer/Spinner in the closet next to our bathroom.
After cleaning out the closet, we managed to make space for the dryer as well, and it has officially become our personal laundry room.

I was initially concerned that this 8.8lbs capacity dryer would be too small, since we have the 10lb washer... and we all know that if you stuff a dryer over full, it will take forever to dry. But that isn't the case. We use the washer's built-in spinner for both a rinse cycle (~3 mins) and a spin cycle (~3 mins)... which effectively 'wrings out' a vast majority of the water leaving everything damp. The dryer does it's job very well, drying a normal load in about an hour. Sure when it's stuffed full with jeans and heavy clothes it'll takes two hours... but it's our dryer, and just sits there chugging along. As long as we actually follow the instructions and don't over-stuff the washer, we never have to worry about over-stuffing the dryer. (Note: I fill the dryer tub up to the top, but don't squish anything down. As long as it fits comfortably, the load never takes more than an hour and a half.)

Some sample laundry loads that fit:
-- About 5-7 days of clothes for two people, as long as we don't change through too many pairs of jeans, including work clothes
-- Two king size sheets plus sundries (some socks, underwear, tshirts, pillow cases, etc)
-- Two bath towels, four hand towels, and a bathroom rug (it fits, but takes a bit longer, maybe 2 hours tops).

Our setup, it's actually very simple to get started...
1) A standard outlet (we have an extension chord so both the washer/spinner & dryer can stay plugged in all the time)
2) We also got the 'Amazon recommended' indoor venting kit... which (as far as I can tell, and others have mentioned) is probably unnecessary, the built-in lint filter is incredible at it's job.
3) I also ordered the "Whitmor 6754-3655 Dryer Balls (Set of 4)". I never had dryer balls before, but since we prefer not to use fabric sheets, I gave them a try. They're actually pretty awesome. There are mixed reviews for them here on Amazon... but paired with the Panda dryer, 4 of these balls in the dryer seems to be the perfect number.

Other Notes:
1) Ordering the dryer was simple, of course, right here on Amazon. I'm always wary of non-Prime orders, but the delivery date for the shipment was spot on.
2) Our dryer is in the closet, with the indoor venting kit. As mentioned, the built in lint catcher and the venting kit mean we have zero problems with dust flying around. However, the moisture of the laundry has to go somewhere. If we keep the closet door open, we don't notice the humidity at all. But if we close the closet door (don't recommend this), the entire closet fills with steam -- fogging up mirrors and wreaking havoc on anything else in the closet that was previously dry.
3) The lint filter is the round circle in the back of the dryer tub. It does generally need to be cleaned after every load, though we've gone two back-to-back loads before without a problem. It's a very good three-part filter, with the second mesh part doing most of the work and making it trivial to clean. I listened to the other commenters, who suggested taking our vacuum hose and sucking out the dust. Works like a charm every time, no issues at all.
4) I noticed that it definitely dries faster (gets hotter) when set to a higher time. I always set the dryer to the 220 minutes mark, and just turn it off when it's done. I've never had to let it go all the way, so I'm actually not even sure if there's a 'finished' buzzer.

Overall, we are very happy with our purchase, and would highly recommend to friends and family who need something for their apartment.

Enjoy.