Product review (2 stars): Not "set it and forget it" but does the job
UPDATE: I don't use this much because as I previously wrote, its a bit too manual of a process for me so I really only use when I need to do a quick, small load between regular washes. Anyway, the machine has started leaking water all over the floor when used, and I don't mean a little water. The floor around the machine has been soaked the last few times Ive used it. I thought maybe I was adding too much water so on the last try, I only washed a few items with minimal water but the floor still ended up soaked! Im just not sure at which stage its happening. I guess I need to contact the manufacturer to see if theres anything they can do since the machine is basically useless to me now. Not worth the time and mess.

This washer and dryer is pretty small and fairly easy to move around (I'm 5'7 female and can lift it without a problem) but I've thought about putting it on something with wheels just to make it easier to put away in the closet after using it bc I don't have room to keep it out and hooked up anywhere all the time. This washer and dryer does the job but by no means is automatic. It requires quite a bit of effort by the user. You have to manually fill the washer to wash the clothes, and then fill it again to rinse after you've drained it. The draining is also not quite as automatic as I would have liked. I use this in my bathroom and put it next to the bathtub so that it's easier to fill and drain. I think there is a way to hook up a hose to the sink to fill this in more of an "automatic" way but for me it's just easier/faster to use by the tub and use a pitcher to fill it with water. So it washes, you drain the water (sometimes have to mess with the hose to get it to drain but for the most part it works ok), then you fill it back up with water and run it again to rinse the clothes and then you drain it again.

The dryer is a spin dryer, there is no heat involved and it is much smaller than the washer so you can't "dry" the entire load of clothes at one time. It also works better if you wring out the clothes before putting them in as the washer side doesn't really spin the clothes so they're still pretty wet. The spin dryer works best with only a few things at a time and it doesn't fully dry the clothes, it spins the water out. I hang my clothes on a drying rack after they've gone through the spin dryer. I don't really mind this because I air dry a lot of my clothes anyway. The only thing this isn't great for is denim because it dries very stiff!

Overall this works. It's nice to have in a small place where you don't or can't have a full washer and dryer. I definitely wouldn't recommend it for all of your laundry (big blankets, large loads, etc.). I use it to supplement between when I can take my laundry to a full size washer and dryer. It is definitely more ideal for smaller loads although the washer does hold more than I actually expected it to. It does get the job done but it's definitely somewhat of a manual process.