Product review (5 stars): Works as promised
I ordered Saturday and received it Monday afternoon so this is not a review of its longevity. It was packaged in an enormous box (plain brown box) with another smaller box containing the dryer inside. I haven't been able to find any sort of packing slip or info about warranty in the box.

 I did quite a bit of hand wash this morning (my mini washer isn't arriving until tomorrow), spun the items  and hung them up. I placed a tension shower rod down the center of my bathtub to hang things on to dry.  Underwear and exercise t-shirts were dry in 1-2 hours. Sweater and heavier t-shirts will probably take until tonight.

I washed a pair of jeans in my building's machine then spun them in the mini spin dryer before hanging them up. A surprising amount of water came out for something that had already been through a commercial dryer's spin cycle. I'm at the beach in SoCal and it is quite humid today, but the items are just barely damp after spinning so they're drying fast. The dryer does not hold much, but you have to spin for only 2-3 minutes so it doesn't take long to go through a lot of wash. It did hold 4-5 t-shirts at once and I probably could have put more in, but when I tried to spin bras, it got off balance and I could only do 3 at a time.

It is very quiet, but you need to put your hand on it when it starts spinning and when it ends since it moves around. Once it gets spinning, you can let it alone.

I think this is perfect for a single apartment dweller, especially one like me whose apartment manager recently bought new washing machines that chew up clothes. Whirlpool should be ashamed. It would also be perfect if you live in a winter climate and hand wash a lot of sweaters. Sometimes they take days to dry, but this will cut it down to hours.