Product review (4 stars): Good quality overall, but not as outstanding as the coordinating washer
This is a good, solid dryer, but if the coordinating Miele washer is definitely a star, I can't quite say the same about the dryer. It gets the job done, has a decent number of programs, but it just doesn't seem THAT different from other dryers. In all honesty I find it to be a bit overpriced, and if we didn't have to stack our set I might have gone with something less expensive.

Pros - a fair amount of control over the settings (even one for clothes that will be rotary ironed); built in moisture sensor, so no guessing of how long a load will take to dry; built in light (so nothing gets left behind); condensation can be drained into a drain pipe, eliminating the need to empty the container; only dryer I would ever trust wool and cashmere too - does a lovely job with them; reverses the tumble (unless Turbo mode is selected), which keeps sheets from cocooning.

Cons - not all programs are intuitive (Woolens = good for all delicates, Fluff = cold air tumble, Anti-Crease = periodic tumbling after end of cycle, Smooth and Sturdy I still haven't figured out); manual is a joke - doesn't even have a chart that shows what the equivalent of the standard "Tumble dry low" etc. is (I do Wrinkle Free + Gentle, unless it's something very delicate, then I choose Woolens); I had to play around with the settings - the first couple of loads were very wrinkled; pricey; stacking requires a "stacking kit" that costs close to two hundred dollars.

And one more note - per the instructions you must NOT use dryer sheets, since those can cause damage to the dryer.

ETA: I thought I would list a starting point for some standard loads that I dry, in case that helps anyone in the future.

Towels - Normal + Turbo + More Dry
Sheets - Wrinkle Free + Less Dry/Normal
Dress Shirts - Wrinkle Free + Gentle + Rotary Iron (then hang dry and iron)
Regular clothes (socks, t-shirts, etc.) - Wrinkle Free + Normal
Down Jackets - 45 minutes + Gentle (the moisture sensor gets tricked by the outer layer being dry, so the Wrinkle Free and Normal cycles end while the down filler is still wet, hence having to choose the timed cycle); add&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Nellie-s-NDB-E-Dryer-Balls-Regular-Fabrics/dp/B0009IB6T2/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Nellie's NDB-E Dryer Balls, Regular Fabrics</a>
Cashmere/Wool sweaters - Woolens and then lay flat on towel to finish drying
Delicate synthetics - Woolens and hang/lay to finish drying
Clothes that will be hung to finish drying - 20 or 45 minutes (add Gentle if applicable) - this is what I do with most of our t-shirts and tops, since it's the best way to avoid wrinkles