Product review (3 stars): Not Sure if Leakage is Normal
I'm still testing it and will update my review after more use. I just got it a week ago (REALLY FAST SHIPPING!). I ordered it Sunday though the ETA was the following week.

The packaging was discreet and doesn't say it's a washer for those worried that their landlord might see it. Unfortunately for me, I bought it with the dryer and the box that has the Pandra dryer shows in the label what it contains. I think the manager might have guessed what the other box contains but he didn't say anything. I had to use a dolly ($25 in Home Depot) to carry it from my manager's office to the third floor) but it did the job. It can be easily carried by a man without the need for a dolly.

So far, it's good EXCEPT for the leakage. I've run two loads (about 2-3 items each) in 2 consecutive days and on both occasions water leaked. I'll clean it up only to find the following morning that some water still leaked out and it's all over my toilet floor. It's not a lot but it was annoying enough that I had to remove my mats so it won't get soaked. I'm not sure if this is normal so I'm still observing it. I'll try again and this time will drain the residual water longer to see if that will solve the problem.

UPDATE: I'm on the third week (?) and have used this washer 2 more times since my last review. Both were huge batches.

The good: It cleans my clothes better than my laundromat. I just know.

The bad: The agitator is quite strong. Maybe that's why it cleans really well. But it's so strong it somehow unzips my mesh bags while washing, and some of the clothes in it comes out after 6 minutes of washing. These are good mesh bags and it seems impossible when you look at it that it'll be unzipped. As a lot of people here recommended, mesh bags are used not just for delicates but for long sleeves. otherwise, they'll all tangle down there.

The lint remover as someone said here is really useless and dislodges after a couple of uses. You can throw it away. I leave the lint removing job with my Panda dryer which is pretty good at that.

Speaking of lint, I concluded that the only place I can drain the water into without clogging is the toilet bowl. Others here have suggested using stockings, finch socks, lint catcher and whatnots but I don't want all that. There's already so many inconveniences to deal with with this washer. I don't want to add another one. If you're draining into the kitchen sink, bath tub or bathroom sink, you will need those but if you're washing in the bathroom, the toilet bowl is the best drainage. I tried the bath tub and I wouldn't do it again. With that strong agitator, the amount of lint when I washed 3 small face towels was ridiculous.

The drain pump is very weak. I needed to elevate the washer to fully drain the hose after use. When I left the residual water without helping it drain out completely, I found it all over my floor the following morning.

But the leakage DURING the washing/spinning/draining can't be helped. I don't know what's causing it. I've read all the reviews here on what is proper use and what is not but it's still leaking so it must be something inside I can't see. Some here said theirs don't leak and I've asked some guys in youtube who reviewed the item and they said their washers don't leak either. I hate returning items so I'll just live with it I guess. I'm putting a bath towel underneath. If it gets soaked, well I can always spin it. This is not a very ladylike washer!! Lots of lifting involved and wiping the floor for spillage and once, I freaked out when the hose got detached from the faucet and water spilled all over my bathroom floor!! =)

The hose is quite short. It's not ideal for where I positioned it in my bathroom. I needed a longer hose like at least 6 feet. I made a couple of trips to Home Depot to get a longer hose. I'm still on the lookout for better solutions coz the ideal source of water for me would be the shower spout, not the sink faucet which takes forever to fill up the washer tub. I might try next this "Danco Versa Spray Handheld Shower Head" or just buy a pail, make this whole process even more manual than it already is!

Everything as is, the time it took me to wash about 1 jeans, 2 dress pants, 5-6 lingerie, 2 long sleeves, 1 robe, 4 sleeveless shirts was 2.5 - 3 hrs. With the dryer, I would say total of 3.5 - 4 hrs. That's about 2 hrs more compared to going to my laundromat. It's still convenient to not have to travel to the laundromat carrying my one month's worth of laundry but it does take longer and it's very manual. Plus my sheets are always clean now, so are my small items (lingerie, towels, scarves, socks, active wear, etc). I don't have to plan my laundry day anymore. So yes it's still worth it.