Product review (4 stars): Well. Not that fast but....
I do like it. It takes forever to dry clothes but it is a 110v unit (btw keep in mind that it will pull 10 amps while drying. If you don't know that means for your circuit breakers hire an electrician.) and frankly it does dry clothes. One thing people need to be aware of is that even though it has bosses on the bottom of the unit for screwing in a set of feet or something it doesn't include said feet and the manual only includes instructions for mounting it to a wall. If you don't own a decent stud finder and know how to use it, again let someone who knows what they're doing install this or you'll end up with a smashed dryer and a hole in your wall. Other than that, the lint filter is a bit obxnoxious and designed to eventually fail (plastic spring action is subject to stress particularly under heat and will eventually fail). And the relatively small capacity means that your washer really needs to be under 1.45 Cubic Feet to use this with a full load. But. Despite these criticisms. I like this unit. It has the controls on the bottom and the door opens sideways so even if you're short like my wife you can use it easily as long as it's mounted at a reasonable position. It does dry clothes and thoroughly I might add even if it takes a while. And if you know what you're doing with the mounting, its an easy step. I live in a relatively small apartment. And with this mounted in a corner with a portable washing machine under it, it provides a reliable way of doing the laundry you need done. No portable is a substitute for a full size washer and dryer but its a damn site better than going to a laundromat or sink washing. Just my...well looks like at least 5 cents.