Product review (5 stars): Works as advertised. I benefited from the comments in ...
Works as advertised. I benefited from the comments in the reviews here, so I thought I would do the same.

1. It does not make a ton of noise. The noisiest it gets is at the very beginning and at the very end of the spin cycle when the weight of the clothes is not evenly distributed.

2. The lint catcher does not work that well. So when I wash whites with colors, the whites end up with a lot of dark lint. You can purchase floating lint catchers on Amazon for $8, but you can get the same cheapo lint catchers on e-Bay for $2. They don't work well at all, unfortunately.
http://www.amazon.com/Kittymouse-Floating-Washing-Machine-Filter/dp/B00NR295FY

3. The machine is fairly light enough to push around on a hardwood floor. But you can put it on a furniture dolly if you need even more mobility. This works well for me. I can store the machine off to the side when not in use, and the wheel it over to the sink when needed. The machine shakes more than usual at the beginning of cycles (whether wash, rinse or spin).
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0052PLYXA

4. The drain hose is cheap/flimsy and too short, and the hook does not work that well in keeping the drain hose in the sink. On several occasions it has fallen out and basically water gets everywhere. To solve this, I tried to wheel the machine next to the sink so that the drain hose is wedged in securely. That helped a little, but because the machine gets shifted around a lot in use, I usually experience at least one incident a month where the drain hose gets dislodged and water goes everywhere. I finally figured out a solution: a child safety lock. I taped one of these child safety locks to the side of the kitchen sink counter, and I use it to keep the drain hose firmly in the sink. Problem solved.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Y01D6F6

5. The inlet hose is cheap/flimsy. Easier to just fill the machine with a bucket, as many other reviewers have already noted.

6. The drain hose spits out a *lot* of lint. I learned this the hard way -- after a month of use my kitchen sink got clogged and needed to be snaked. To solve that problem, I tie a mesh lint trap to the drain hose. That seems to have caught a lot of the lint from the drain hose.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00COFAY78