Product review (1 stars): Unmitigated disaster
The person who designed this washer should lose their license.

First of all, the drainage has no filter, so if you accidentally put, say, a penny in the washer - or a pen cap or a button or any other such small, hard item that commonly finds its way into a wash load - it will lodge into the drain pump, which cannot be repaired, only replaced.  This happened within several weeks of first using the washer, and took several more weeks to get replaced.

We have a toddler, so the child lock is an important feature.  The child lock on this unit is simple for an adult to activate and impossible for a child to release.  Only problem is, the child lock does not impact the power button!  So in the middle of a load, if your curious child happens to depress THE BIG ATTRACTIVE ON/OFF BUTTON RIGHT ON THE FACE OF THE MACHINE, the washer shuts down in the midst of its cycle.  Genius, huh?

But here is the best part.  The outer perimeter of the spinning element of the washer is outfitted with a ridged rubber ring. And within that ridge is a cardboard-like substance which, when wet, turns into a slimy, smelly goop.  Yes, you read that right.  THE INSIDE OF THIS WASHING MACHINE CONTAINS A SUBSTANCE WHICH TRANSFORMS INTO A SLIMY GOOP WHEN WET.

As I said, the person who designed this machine should lose their license.  Only that's not good enough.  After that he or she should spend the next several years traveling to every household in the country that purchased this unit and apologize.