Reviews about VCRs

oilpainter says "Phillips DVD player and VCR is high quality and affordable price" about Phillips - DVD player and VCR model DVP3345V/17

oilpainter — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 06:24:11 GMT

The Phillips DVD player and VCR, model number DVP3345V/17 is a very affordable and efficient, high quality player and recorder. Target sells this model for $89.99. The unit is attractive and blends well in any decor.

The VCR features include an automatic head cleaner; English, French, and Spanish Menus and Displays; a 19 Micron head; one-touch and timer recorder; repeat playback; satellite link; time, index, forward and reverse searching; slow motion; still picture; tape counter; and tracking adjustment. The tapes the VCR records are clear and play back very well, both vivsually and in sound.

The DVD features include audio language choices; camera angles; DVD menus in desired languages; markers; MP3 playback; JPEG playback; Windows Media audio playback; dual playback; parental control; paused, fast, slow, and step-by-step playback; program playback; progessive scan; random playback; A-B repeat; resume on; specific time, title, chapter, and track search; subtitles; and zoom. Camera...

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Screwedupspine says "A piece of junk" about Sanyo - VWM-950 VCR

Screwedupspine — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 05:09:36 GMT

This VCR is a piece of junk, plain and simple. I generally purchase higher quality merchandise, but I had a gift card from Wal-Mart so I decided to purchase a cheap VCR as an extra unit. With cable TV I cannot watch one show while taping another on the same TV, so an extra VCR seemed like a good idea. The unit has two taping modes instead of the normal three. When using the four hour mode, the playback is not viewable. While still under the one year warranty, the unit began eating tapes, literally destroying them. I sent it back for warranty service and they replaced it with a refurbished unit. The new unit works no better than the original. I still have it hooked up, but have not used it in quite some time, as its really not worth the effort since I know what the quality of the tape will be....

titricata says "you get what you pay for" about Goldstar - GBV441 VCR

titricata — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 17:57:46 GMT

For the first two or three months I was satisfied with this product. However, after only a couple of months one of the audio chanels quit working. The product only has a 30 day warranty.This product was a gift for one of my children. I was not happy to have to replace it so soon. Although this product is inexpensive compared to other brands it is not a good value....