Product review (5 stars): Great washer, works just as advertised. Read my comments for our first month with the machine
Myself and my fiance moved into our new home where there was a washroom that measured exactly 54" wide, 32" deep, JUST enough room to squeeze two units side by side. The alternative was stacking the units on one side of the room. The issue with that was we would have to open the wall and reroute the dryer vent to higher up on the wall and across from where it currently sat. As new homeowners, not particularly handy with drywall and having enough expenses as it was, this wasn't much of an option for us but it seemed that it would be what we'd have to do. We began looking for dual units that would just cut it depth wise, but now the issue became the depth of the dryer vent pushing the would-be dryer out of the wall too far, and the doors of the units not all being reversible. As such, they wouldn't clear the door frame.

One day in my search, I came across this type of all-in-one machine. Many people complained that the unit didn't dry their clothes properly, or enough, whereas others said that theirs dried perfectly. We were hesitant, but trusted that this was likely either user error (like not choosing the correct drying mode) or having the drain hose having to pump too high up to efficiently drain the machine. We decided to pull the trigger and give it a try, since now only having one unit allowed us to put it in the middle of the washroom and still have storage on either side, being ventless meant that it would fit depth wise and didn't require any work on the wall or vent behind it (or replacing the junky flammable tubing that came with the house to the external vent), and the timer allowed us to set the wash to go off overnight and be ready for us by morning. Problems solved!

We've had it for almost a month now, and it works perfectly. The drain house is about 4 feet off of the ground, and we set the dryer to "more" when we put in a particularly large load. Just treat the machine like it's not an industrial washer and your clothes will come out fine. When they start to fill the whole drum, we run a load. The machine will spin a few times to determine the weight of the load, and then will estimate how long it needs to run for. For us, it's usually a 3-4 hour run, which again is fine when you can set the timer the night before and/or start a load in the morning, or afternoon. Hope this review helps!