Product review (3 stars): Too short, difficult to set up, but otherwise okay.
Pros:
1. Uses a standard Edison plug (i.e. parallel blade with a ground). This can be either a pro or a con. For me it was problematic because the outlet for my washer and dryer was on only a 20 amp circuit. A 30-amp dryer plug would have been more convenient for me. That said, it is nice to know that I can use this dryer if my next apartment doesn't have a dryer outlet.
2. Decent little workhorse--takes some time to get things dry, but it does what it's designed to do.
3. Lightweight--I don't feel like I'll be over-burdening my friends if I ever ask them to help me move.
Cons:
1. It's far too short -- plan on either mounting it to the wall, building a pedestal, or developing back problems. If I were to recommend a redesign for the next model it would be to put the controls near the top.
2. The vent on the back is a non-standard size (about 3 3/8 inches). This made putting a dryer tube on the back a pain. I followed the advice of another reviewer and removed some of the wire from a 4" wide flexible aluminum duct and was able to clamp it on with some careful finagling.
3. Drum wouldn't spin on first running the machine. I had to open it up and wrap the belt around the drum to get it to spin (I don't really knock stars off for this, since it happens from time to time; but I mention it for anyone who does buy it--if it doesn't spin at first, unplug it, take of the back panel and have a look before returning it -- saved me a shipping headache).

Overall:
If your choice is no dryer or this dryer, buy this dryer. I really like having a dryer, but I don't particularly like having this dryer. Between it's height and the difficulty attaching the hose to the vent, I don't think I'd buy it again. That said, it is a decent bargain, and it does the job I need it to do. I can't hate it too much.