Product review (4 stars): Solid purchase to compliment old classic washers, twin tub, or single tub washers...but it becoming unneeded as HE RPM increases
Overall Score: 4.5/5.0 Stars

Pros:
*Removes ~90% of water from clothes: Nylons, polyesters, and mixed blends come out almost bone-dry. Cottons, towels, and jeans still feel damp but air dry in only a few hours.
*Whisper quiet: unit is extremely quiet when operating. I stood right next to it when taking the video and my microphone couldn't even pic up the noise :)
*Minimal vibration/walking of unit: Rubber/silicone tri-legs eliminates vibrations and walking/shaking of unit. I live on the 3rd floor of my apartment and never had any angry neighbors come after me. Roommate didn't even know when I was running it.

Cons:
*Leaks even when not spinning due to gravity: As soon as you place wet clothes in the dryer, water will start leaking from the outlet even before the unit is turned on or a bucket is placed below it. Would have been nice to see a better design to prevent accidental floods and potential floor damage
*No timer: Would have liked to see a timer (clothes dry anywhere from 1-5 minutes. Had to set a timer on my iphone to remind myself. Forgot once)
*No on/off switch: As soon as you close the lid, the unit begins spinning and will remain spinning until lid is opened or unplugged from wall. Potential safety hazard if you forget.
*Unclear operations for stopping spin: Not sure how long the brake will last for, but only way to stop unit is to open lid (while its spinning) to engage the emergency brake or unplug from wall and allow to free-spin. Instructions were unclear on this and it is not intuitive
*No pump: Would have liked to see a pump or internal storage reservoir for water that is spun out. Spigot design is inconvenient to empty without making a mess on the floor, as there is a small air draft created when the unit is spinning, which sends small droplets of water flying everywhere

Overall: Clothes get more dry than a traditional spin cycle on a classical washer, but as newer HE washers and front loaders are reaching RPM speeds of 700-1200 RPM, the differences will begin to become unnoticeable. At the current price tag of around $120, it can compliment a classical washer or a twin tub/single tub washer to aid in reducing drying times (which will save money in energy costs for your dryer), but if you have a newer modern washer (topload or front load) with a spin of 700+ RPM, you will notice minimal differences in drying amounts.

I have made unboxing, demonstration, and final review videos of this product:
YouTube Channel: matthewschneider123

Regards,

Matthew Schneider