Product review (5 stars): Get this!  It's worth every penny!
This little guy is amazing.  I live in an apartment with multiple children.  Doing laundry in the laundromat is a pain in the neck, so the best bet for us is to handwash a few things at a time.  Drip drying takes forever normally - I got this, and we've done four loads' worth in two days!

Best part:  The KIDS like to operate it (and can, it's that easy).  So we wash stuff, they put it in, then close the lid and start it up.

Cons:
1. If it isn't perfectly balanced, the noise is terrible - you have to stop it quick and rebalance the load.  I'd want to do that anyway, since I wouldn't want to run the motor when it was thwopping around inside there, but it's a little alarming the first time.
2. You have to sit with it for the first few seconds - no toss-and-run here.  Put in the clothes, close the lid, put your hands on the sides of the top, and watch it spin up.  If it's well balanced the motor spins up perfectly with only a little bit of movement to the sides.
3.  It only holds a little bit of laundry - don't overload it, or the motor will hate you (like all little motors, you have to take care of it).
4. Laundry is never perfectly dry coming out of this.  No matter how much you spin dry, you will have damp clothes coming out.  However, see the pros on this point!

Pros:
1. Laundry comes out hangable to dry!  It may be damp, but that's all it is.  I don't get drips.  I would confidently hand a dress coming out of here right over a hardwood floor - there won't be any water drips.  And the dress would dry before the next day.  We hang ours on the shower rod to dry, and still manage to get showers every day.
2. You can run it a lot, or just a little.  We put a metal pot under the spout to catch the water.  My kids start the machine up and run the clothes "Until it stops peeing". :D  You could get the clothes a bit more dry by leaving them in longer, but it's really not necessary - and our way literally only takes a minute or two.

This is a genius little device, and worth every penny you spend on it.  An air dryer just needs so much more space, so much more power, and produces heat like crazy.  This thing is wonderful.