Product review (4 stars): Great little machine, flaws outweighed by convenience.
I think this is a great little machine. My apartment is too small for the Haier washer and dryer, which is what I'd originally wanted, so I decided to look into this plus a spin dryer. I read through most of the reviews before purchasing to make sure I was using it correctly. I filled it halfway with water, added a little detergent (about halfway up to the "1" line in most liquids seems right for my loads), spun for 2 minutes, then added the clothes, filled it the rest of the way, and spun for 15. Then I drain it, leave it draining to rinse the visible suds off, fill it completely, spin for 3 minutes, drain, fill again, and spin for 3, drain, wring, and dry.

Seems tedious, and it is a little, but it's much easier than having to get dressed, carry my stuff down 4 flights of winding stairs, through several heavy locked doors, up a steep hill, wait an hour, then carry it back.

First off, it will get your clothes very clean. Make sure you're using good detergent though. At first I thought it didn't work because my clothes came out smelling worse, but then I replaced my weird "all natural" detergent with Tide and my clothes come out cleaner than a regular washer. For size, this can fit way more than what I was expecting. I was able to wash a bath mat in in it last night, with room to spare. I could easily fit two pairs of pants and a few shirts, or a queen duvet cover plus two pillow cases in one load.

When I first got it, I left it to run and came back to find water ALL over my kitchen counter. I thought it was a poorly made one and was leaking, however, it wasn't. For those of you having leaking problems, check to make sure you haven't overfilled it. The drain hose is a gravity one (you can see it on the right side in the photo, it has a little hook to the side) and the water pressure when it spins will push water out of the top. This seems to happen most often when the spin changes directions. If you're having "leak" problems, you're probably overfilling it. When it drips down the hose, it drips right under the machine so it often looks like it is coming from a leaking faulty machine. They could have fixed this issue with a cork or stopper in the hose.

I bought a tiny little air dryer to go along with the machine, a Sunbeam from the 60's that is about the size of a small box fan, and that helps the clothes be fluffier when they dry, rather than rigid and stiff.