Product review (4 stars): Like a Ferrari with 3 wheels.  Almost perfect, but you better know what's missing.
A great product with one HUGE CAVEAT - in a moment.  The good:  it holds a fair amount of clothing, does steam washing and cleans clothes well, and eliminates the pain in the gluteus having to move wet clothes from the washer to a dryer. It's a major space saver.  It's quiet.  It's solidly built.

The CAVEAT:  If you have a standpipe drain above the level of the unit, it WILL NOT DRY YOUR CLOTHES UNLESS YOU ALSO PURCHASE THE PEDESTAL DESIGNED FOR IT.  It won't.  Not small loads, not with repeated drying.  The pump or whatever drains it is underpowered and will not get rid of the wash water UNLESS IT'S ON THE PEDESTAL.  If you have a floor drain you're golden.  If you're in a condo with a wall standpipe, YOU MUST PURCHASE THE PEDESTAL.  Then it dries well.  Smaller quibbles might be that it takes a long time to go through a wash dry cycle, sometimes 4-5 hours.  Who cares?  Set it overnight, or in the morning before you leave.  You have to get a lint brush to remove lint from the front door gasket.  Annoying but not much.  So this would be a groundbreaking machine and reason why American Manufacturing is getting its posterior kicked. . .except for THE DESIGN FLAW IN THE DRAIN MECHANISM THAT REQUIRES THE PEDESTAL IF YOU HAVE A WALL STANDPIPE.  Make no mistake, this is not a deal breaker but it is a serious design flaw.  I'm really surprised it's being marketed without offering a retrofit.  You shouldn't have to pay several hundred dollars for a pedestal as a hidden cost.  Do I like the machine?  Very much.  Am I kind of angry that I had to BUY THE PEDESTAL.  Yes.  I would rate this as a buy, but know this caveat.