Product review (5 stars): Exactly what I needed!
First off, I have to preface this by saying I have purchased the Wonder Washer and was greatly disappointed.  This thing is a 100x better than the Wonder Washer.  I own both and could not believe I wasted my money on the other washer.  My needs were simple - a small washer that could wash normal items like jeans, sheets, pillow cases, bath towels... you name it.  This is the washer that can do it.  If you are living in a small apartment or are on a budget and are tired of schlepping clothes to the laundry every week or the endless hunt for quarters - this is for you.

The washer is the perfect size to sit on a counter top.  I put mine on my kitchen counter next to the sink when I need to do the laundry.  The washer is actually fairly lightweight and comes with an easy carry handle, so moving it is not difficult.  It also has a top fill hole with a hose.  I strongly recommend swapping the hose it comes with with a REAL hose.  Go to your local aquarium supply or hardware store and purchase one.  I think it takes a standard 1/2" hose.  Any high quality flexible rubber hose or PVC hose should do.  You will also want a faucet adapter or something to fit snug into your faucet.  For me, the aquarium hose I had worked perfect and was able to wedge into my faucet spigot tight enough to allow easy filling.  The drain works fine.  You can see it hanging on the right of the stock photo of the unit.  I didn't even realize the unit had a fill hose and drain until it arrived.  I guess I missed it in the description, but it works great.

The washer itself is just the right size.  The motor is amazingly strong.  You can easily throw a beach towel or something like a queen size duvet sheet in there and wash it.  It pulls through like a champ.  Jeans work great too.  To give you an idea, the 5.5lb capacity is about a regular men's pair of jeans or a single queen size duvet sheet or about two queen size flat sheets or two regular bath towels.  It is more about wet water weight than anything.  So if it absorbs a lot of water and gets heavy quickly, it may slow down some.  A large sheet can be done, but you will need to fill the tank to 3/4 capacity with water before you add the sheet.  Then push it under water so that it is covered.  The key on larger items is to make sure there is enough water so that it always spins freely.  So keep that in mind.  Anything smaller like shirts, khakis or anything else will be a breeze.

You will have to do multiple loads or get used to doing loads daily.  But the convenience to me is worth it.  My apartment was smaller and did not come with any hookups.  The nearest laundry is about 3 miles away and closed early.  I was always needing rolls of quarters and the local store was out or didn't have enough to spare.  So things just never seemed to work out right for anything laundry related being convenient.  This was the perfect solution.

Also do yourself a favor and purchase the matching spin dryer.  It is totally worth it.  If you have to choose one, buy the dryer first.  The dryer will not get your clothes 100% dry, but it eliminates a good 80-90% of the water to the point things are slightly damp.  So a quick 10 minute air dry can usually dry your clothes after that (besides jeans that is).