Product review (5 stars): Very quiet, efficient, easy to set up....everything comes with it.
A remarkable little washer!  Living in an apartment with coin-op laundry facilities in a different building is just not at all convenient, so a small clothes washer seemed the way to go.  I read lots of reviews and watched youtube videos for research before buying, and this seemed to have very good comments.  It came very well boxed, no damage at all.  Easy to unpack, easy to install the few items (bottom plate, casters) that needed to be put on.  A screwdriver was all that was necessary.  It comes with a faucet adapter and hoses.  If the adapter doesn't fit your faucet, I think a local hardware store will have one, as that is what I had to do with my previous clothes washer.  The manual directs fastening the drain hose to the inlet hose with a cable tie, but though two of them came with the washer, they are too short to fit around both hoses.  The curved drain hose attachment does not fit the kitchen sink edge, and I have my doubts about it staying put while draining anyway, so I tied the hoses together just below the faucet with a shoelace, which works perfectly.

I ran it through a cycle with just a little detergent and water to clean it, as instructions say to do, to verify it worked.  Then I washed a load of clothes, but made the mistake of putting in too many, and though it handled it fine on the "heavy load" setting, I will have to learn to do smaller loads more often.  (My previous machine was a pain to set up and use and I was used to waiting until I had a lot to wash.)  Everything went well and the clothes got clean, a little more damp than I would have expected, but I did load a lot into it.  It is VERY QUIET!  I'm amazed at how quiet it is!  It seems to rinse thoroughly, draining, spinning a bit, then adding water for more rinsing.  The times for each cycle are given in the manual...a nice touch.

I did call the customer help number (it's right inside the washer tub permanently) to ask about lint filter, but this washer does not have one, and lint is expelled with the draining water.  (The service number was answered immediately by a human being without having to wait or push a lot of buttons.  Good service.)  I suppose if lint is a concern, a strainer could be used in the sink drain to catch it, especially for pet hair.  Anyway, I've only done a few loads of wash so far and it's far easier and more convenient than I could have hoped for, so I have no hesitation about recommending this washer for an apartment, or even as a second machine.  I'll post again in a few months.