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Think about the size of your family and how often you use the dryer.  The more you are able to dry in a single load the less money and time you will spend. Make sure when selecting a dryer it is comparable in capacity to the washer you own or decide to purchase. 
Larger capacity dryers will easily accommodate bulky items such as comforters
For those with limited space stackable washer-dryer units are available in both full-size or 'apartment-size' capacities.
 

Dryers offer a variety of desirable features.  Here are some you should consider when selecting the best one for your needs.

Moisture Sensors.  Advanced models automatically sense and adjust moisture temperature levels for great drying results.  Reduces the possibility of over-drying and shrinking while reducing energy use.
Heat Settings.  Temperatures are matched to fabric type for better fabric care.
Stainless-steel drums are found on advanced models as they do not hold odors, stain or rust and typically last a lifetime.
Electronic Control panel allows you to easily program and select drying options.
Child lockout feature for safety.
Dryer Cycles.  Most machines offer basic cycles depending on the types of clothing you are drying.  Advanced machines will offer more preset cycles to handle just about any type of special fabric.
Wrinkle-Free option.  This option tumbles clothing for a period of time, without heat, to reduce wrinkling.
Dryer Rack. Some models offer a drying rack for special clothing like sweaters, sneakers or pillows.  The rack allows you to dry without tumbling the items.
Interior light.  Depending on your lighting conditions some models feature an interior light to illuminate the dryer interior - no more missing socks!
Dryer Noise Reduction.  Manufacturers use insulation and other noise reducing technologies to make their dryers run more quietly.  This is an important feature to look for if your dryer is located close to frequently used living areas.