Product review (3 stars): Mixed Review
Ive just ordered my second shirt vapper to replace the one that Ive utterly destroyed from years of use. Ive been completely dependent on the top and bottom models, hand laundering all of my household laundry since 2013 in Florida humidity. Ill divide it into pros and cons:

Pros:
-Your hand washed clothing won't mold from drying too slowly in a very humid environment
-cheap device

Cons:
-laborsome and tedious
-Gets soiled every couple of uses, needing to be washed (core cloth laundered and the plastic inside wiped down thoroughly) and if you dont, your clothing smells like a locker room. I soak them using fragrance free peroxide powder, rinse, then wash in fragrance free detergent.
-absorbs fragrances and doesnt like to come out, which is bad for anyone with fragrance allergies. Redeposits it. Do not dry previously mildewed fabric either.
-very slow. 25 minutes for a hard wrung out T-shirt, 1 1/2h for a hoodie, with no guarantee of hoodies being completely dry. Bras dry on it too, but very slowly, around 45min from underwire and thick seams. The wonder speeds reported by the company are actually if you used a spindrier first, making it virtually dry already.
-not compatible with hotel wall chained driers. It broke one. The drier MUST be mid sized or larger, with a long nozzle and have a ledge in the back near the handle (compact driers don't have one) or the drier slips and everything is scorched melting plastic. Short nozzles don't get the heat far enough away from the vapper neck, and it can melt.
-you will need a clothes hanger for the inside, and it will get hot, so be careful. Solid metal with no plastic is safest under that level of heat.
-clear oversleeve bag is a bit fragile and breaks over time. After heavy use, I had to duct tape and safety pin it.

In extreme situations, it is a life saver... but don't expect it to perform like a major appliance, because its not.

PANTS VAPPER- do check that one out. Super handy! Same warnings apply as above, minus the clear overshell, however:

Jeans take forever. 1 1/2h and they likely won't be absolutely dry on thicker cloth areas. Wring and hang for an hour or so, wring wring again, to speed that ip a little.

Pants vapper can be easily hacked using safety pins, so you can dry a lot more than just pants. Socks, pantyhose. Safety pin together the legs at the tip, and you can dry bed sheets, light weight blankets and bedspreads, light weight towels and wash cloths. Trick: if you have a metal ironing board, remove the cloth cover and the vapper cords can be tied in a shoelace style bow through the holes on the tip of the board so it won't fall off mid drying.