Product review (5 stars): Effective, Inexpensive Portable Washer (For those who don't mind a little work)
When our full-sized washer died (actually, murdered by a family member), we decided to get a long overdue adjustment to our basement floor done, that was difficult to do with a commercial sized washer in place. However, I also knew this would extend the timeline of getting a replacement machine. I got this washing machine as a temporary fix until we replaced our full size washing machine.

When considering this purchase, I did not want to spend more than the cost of 2 - 3 trips to the laundry mat. Also, I wanted a reasonably-sized load. At the 14 lb limit, this does about half of a medium-sized (for my commercial washer) load at a time. I found that it also handles tiny loads, like 4 school uniform polos, really well. I would normally hold tiny loads like that until I had enough similar items or wash those items by hand.

In the end, I am very pleased with this washer for what it is. It takes more physical effort, however, its still a lot less effort than hand washing and wringing everything. Its also a lot less time, stress, and money than packing and hauling weekly family laundry (and the family) to a laundry mat, finding parking, finding seats, waiting for open machines, then hauling all home again. I am pleased enough with this washer that this temporary fix will most likely become a permanent supplement to our laundry facilities.

I decided to write this extended review because, while this washing machine matches the vendor provided images, it does match NOT the written description. Also, it does not match many of the reviews. Im pretty sure many of the reviews and even answers to community questions are not for this particular product model.

If you read through the reviews and check the user images, you will see that many reviews are for the smaller 2-chamber Della tabletop washing machine, where one side washes and the other has a permanent spin/wringer basket. That would explain why the question Does this washing machine have a pump? had 2 answers. One was No, the other was Yes. The Della tabletop washer does not have a pump. This one does.

Other inaccuracies I have found between the description and the actual product are:
 There is no MULTIFUNCTIONAL CONTROL PANEL.
There is a manual WASH TIMER dial, that can be set for up tp 15 minutes, and a WASH SELECTOR dial with 3 modes:
 - DRAIN which is the spin cycle
 - NORMAL which is the agitate cycle
 - STOP which activates the pump

 Theres no WATER LEVEL CONTROL
I mean, other whatever mental facilities the user has. No buttons to push. The instructions actually say to connect the hose and let water into the the tub according to the amount of clothes to be washed (the marks H.M.L. in the inner tub are are high, mid and low water level).  The water level marks are embossed into the light green vents on the tub interior. Theyre difficult to see. You may have to feel for them. I did.

 There is no DELAY FUNCTION, unless you consider the end of any cycle, where the machine just stops, to be a function. There is just the timer dial. You can tell how long is left in the cycle in the same way you can tell how much time is left on any manual timer because that is what it is.

 There is no CHILD LOCK FUNCTION.

 There is no AUTOMATIC IMBALANCE ADJUSTMENT.  There are no alarms. Nothing is automatically adjusted. If my clothes are imbalanced and the machine vibrates violently, I automatically adjust my clothes.

The Pros:
 Its wash/rinse cycle has a 3-15 minute timer: you choose the length of cycle.
 You can add extra wash and rinse cycles easily.
 It uses standard resources you see in most houses or apartments.
 Its light weight and easy to store. Its about the size of a tall kitchen garbage can.
 While the labels are confusing at first, its simple to use. (I re-labelled mine to help the family.)
 It washes about 10-14 lbs of laundry at one time.
 It wrings laundry well with the spin cycle, so laundry that dries flat or hangs dries quickly.
 It has a built in lint trap, to keep excess lint of clothing. Many portable washer lack one.
 The pump works well.
 It allows you to do small loads quickly.
 Its a time and cost efficient option to get clean laundry conveniently, at home.

The Cons:
 It take more physical work than a fully automatic washing machine, especially if you need to fill it with bucket instead of the supplied hose.
 The supply and discharge hoses are short. If there is more than 3 ft between your water supply and the drain you will use, you will have to move a heavy, full washer.
 The supply hose is narrow. Filling the tub with it is SUPER SLOW.
 The faucet end of the supply hose is an odd size that will not fit many standard US faucets. You may have to hold the hose while filling. Again, filling with the hose is SLOW. If you want to fill it faster you will need to use a bucket.
 There is only one wash/rinse setting: normal. There is no gentle cycle, just more or less time.
 You have to place wet laundry in a separate container to use the wring/spin cycle.
 You cannot wring a single load in one set. You can only wring about 5 lbs at a time: a 14 lb load will take 3 wring cycles.
 You often have to physically stabilize (hold) the washer during the wring cycle to prevent minor imbalances from wobbling the spin basket loose.
 Some clothing (shirts, leggings, jeans/pants) gets tangled during the wash/rinse cycle.
 The pump does not work during the wring/spin cycle.
 You cannot place the washer in a traditional tub to ease washing/draining/wringing:
  - The engine and vents are near the bottom of the unit. When I start the pump, my tub quickly fills with 3-4 inches of water before draining.
  - Also, most tubs are not level: this will cause an imbalanced the spin cycle.
 You must fully drain the washer after use by lowering the discharge hose lower than the base of the washer. If you do not, the washer will develop a rancid odor. If you do not have a walk in shower, draining requires lifting the washer to balance it on a tub rim to facilitate draining.

I do not know how long this washer will last. Certainly not as long as a standard washer. But for the price it is a cost effective option.