Product review (5 stars): Great unit so far...
This is way better than what I'm used to.

I bought this because my old combo washer/dryer just had too many things wrong with it and getting parts was impossible.  It was the second machine in 20 years and I had fixed it numerous times.  It was running crippled, but running.  The last straw was when the front door had to be propped closed with a 2x4 because the latch broke, I couldn't buy a new latch, and my better half didn't want me to make one.  I decided that the combo units were basically washers with some kind of drying design add ons, so this time I went for separate units.  I was willing to trade off space for efficiency and durability.

This dryer got here super fast, was undamaged, installed easily, and works great.

I was a little put off by a mechanical timer in a modern unit, and the push button switch looks cheesy too, but it dries big loads in a short period and gets them nice and dry.  It can do some towels in an hour whereas the other machine would take 4.  (4 hours drying for towels may seem long but these are 110v dryers)  Compared to the combo units dryers, this thing is way better.  The clothes tumble much better inside making the drying operation faster and using less power.  It moves more air through the clothes than my other unit did.  It is noisier than I expected, but ok for a laundry room.  It is also larger than it looks in the picture.  The drum is as large as you could fit in the box.  It takes surprisingly big loads.

It has an air inlet filter and an exhaust lint filter.  The manual instructs you to clean them each time you dry.  Ummm.  No.  The lint filter pulls off the back of the drum and is about 6" in diameter or so and consists of 3 pieces.  It all snaps in place on the drum.  I can see that long term the plastic on the snap will wear out and the part will have to be replaced.  I'm doing what another reviewer does and using a portable vacuum to clean out the filters.

It comes with wall mount brackets, and the exhaust port is set up to put the hot air out at a 90 degree angle instead of straight out.  This is in case you use the wall mounts.  They space the unit far enough out from the wall to accommodate.  Workmanship?  I have no basis for comparison.  It seems sturdy.  The feet don't have locknuts and have flanges that make adding them a pain.  Just a couple of things and they would have it right.  Redesign the filter and get it nice feet - adjustable with locknuts and grippy bottoms.

I've only had it for a week, but so far it gets 5 stars.  Not like a 220v unit, but almost.  Now let's see how many years it lasts.

Update 1 year later:
This dryer has saved me a lot of money.  It dries fairly large loads quickly so it saves power and time.  It's much faster than the other 110 volt dryers I've used in the past and leaves clothes nice and fluffy.  It is not a high heat unit like the big boys but it also won't damage any clothes that are delicate or elastic.  It recently broke a belt - the one driving the air pump.  It has a safety mechanism to prevent it from overheating if this happens.  The company that sells it - Versonel - sent me a new one quickly.  It was an easy install.  It still gets 5 stars.