Product review (5 stars): I love this thing!
I bought this as a companion to the Haier HLP21N Pulsator washer.  The verdict is still out on the washer, but I love this dryer.  I live in an apartment without hook ups, or a dryer vent.  I'm breaking a couple of rules with this dryer because the manual states that it must be vented outside and that you cannot use an extension cord with it.  I vent it inside because I don't have any other choice since my apartment didn't come with a way to vent a dryer.  I've got a panty hose over the exhaust now to capture lint, though I may get one of those water trap things eventually.  To combat the extra moisture, I make sure the a/c is on when I run the dryer.  I also use an extension cord because I don't want to plug it into the came circuit as the washer and overload the breaker.  The extension cord is a really heavy duty one that can well handle the load of this dryer.  I never leave it plugged in or running when I'm not home.

Before I bought this dryer, my options were to use a drying rack or to use the condenser dryer function of my Edgestar combo front load washer/dryer.  The drying rack took up room, I had to handle each piece of clothing separately, point a fan on it, and the clothes fell off, and some of the laundry dried with wrinkles.  The condenser dryer function of my previous laundry processor took 3 hours to dry a small load, about 7 to dry a large load, and baked the wrinkles in.

There are a few quirks with this dryer and a few things I don't like, but overall, I'm just thrilled with it.  It holds a lot more than I expected it to (I can put 2 washer loads in it because the Haier washer is so small).  It is quiet, and does a great job of capturing lint and removing wrinkles.  It dries very well, and it does not take much longer than a regular dryer, despite it not being 220 volt.  I wonder if some of the other reviewers who claim insane drying times are stuffing it to the brim?  I can dry most loads in 40 to 60 minutes and they come out perfect.

Some of the things I don't like:

The cord is extremely short, maybe 3 or 4 feet long

The lint trap feels cheap and is 3 parts and is way at the back of the machine.... the carbon filter part of it must be vacuumed to get clean (OK for me.... I collect vacuums and have any one of 53 vacuums that I can use for that :o)

There is no count down timer, so you have no clue how much time is remaining until the end of a cycle

They advertise 3 temperatures and that seems like false advertising to me.... it has high, low, and air dry, which turns the heater off completely.  I don't consider no temperature a temperature setting....  I think that a "medium" setting would be necessary for them to accurately state 3 temperature settings.  Vacuum manufacturers do this too... they'll state automatic height adjustment, when the machine really has no height adjustment, so this isn't unique to Haier or dryers in general

The door opens on the side (it's not a "hamper" door that opens like an oven)

The buttons are too low.  I didn't hang mine because I don't know if there are water pipes or wires in the wall and don't want to take a chance, so I have it on a table, and the controls are hard to access, it would be better if they were on the side by the door handle.

The auto dry function isn't accurate.  It measures the moisture in the exhaust air, instead of having sensors in the drying chamber, and quite often, it will end the cycle before the clothes are completely dry.

To change a setting, you have to turn the dryer off completely and then back on again... just an annoying quirk.

There is no drum light

The door gasket is flimsy as is the door

The ledge under the door catches lint and particles

The door hinges seem really cheap, like they will break if you look at them cross eyed

It dries unevenly... I can reach in during the middle of a cycle, and some of the clothes will be completely dry, while others are still very damp.  This can be alleviated by just waiting until the cycle finishes before checking the laundry... then everything is dry.

The clean filter light comes on at the end of every cycle....  if it does that, you are going to ignore it because it comes on all the time... if it actually sensed whether or not the filter was dirty and only went on when it needed to cleaned, people would pay more attention to it.  I clean it after every use anyway, to keep the machine running efficiently.

Those are the only problems I find with it so far.

The first time I used it, I thought it was broken because I reached in and the dryer was not hot and neither were the clothes.  They were, however dry.  The machine does a 10 minute cool down cycle before it turns off, which is kind of cool because the clothes aren't too hot to handle and the wrinkles don't set in if you don't get to them right away.  Would be nice to have the option to disable that (and the annoying beeps that the buttons and end of cycle signal make), but there is not a way to disable either of those things.

So, except for those quirks, which are pretty minor I guess, this dryer is great.  It performs really well as long as you don't over load it and it holds a lot.  It seems really efficient.  I can't speak to durability because I've only had it for a week... I can't wait to see what it's going to do to my electric bill!

If you are thinking about this thing, go for it!  It really does what it is advertised to do!