Product review (4 stars): I like this little unit so far, and two years later after it broke...
I like this little unit so far. I've done a lot of loads in the past week that I've had it and so far so good. I'll update it again if anything changes.

A few things others haven't mentioned that I learned from experience or saw on some YouTube videos that I found to be helpful:
1) Don't fill the wash tub more than about half way up with water and that should cover the clothes with water, otherwise your load is too big. This is for two reasons. First, too much water and it will splash out the top seams which are not sealed. Second, the load will be too heavy and the agitator will have trouble moving the clothes. For example, three bath towels is the max (but I spin each separately!)
2) You can do a load of whites! I wasn't sure about this because I wasn't 100% sure how it all worked at first. For the whites I would fill the tube with water first, add your detergent and bleach first, start your timer and then add your clothes.
3) I still don't get the point of the rinse port on the spin side. I tried it before spinning. Makes no sense. I tried it while spinning, bad idea. So I drain the wash tub squeeze the clothes out and add fresh water to run a rinse cycle with some fabric softener.
4) Most things only need to be set for 2 minutes on spin. I spin heavy duty things like towels or sheets for longer, especially if they are going in my compact dryer. Delicates or fabrics that will stretch I do for only a minute.

Edit: two years (almost exactly) to the day and the pump on the wash tub broke - as did the middle knob to turn the pump on. However, I still think this was 100% worth the money for lasting that long. After taxes I paid $172 so for a little more than $7 a month I had laundry in my big bathroom. I have a 5 year old who takes baths so I hooked the hose to the shower head and used that to fill, easy peasy.

Washing got easier over time. I filled the tub higher, spun everything on 5 mins and dried in my portable dryer on the patio.

This time Im looking at the automatic portable so I don't have to babysit loads so much between fill to wash, fill to rinse, change to spin, etc. I think the price difference will be worth it (I hope.).

Anyway, for me, decent little machine totally worth the investment even tho it only lasted two years.