Ive had this recorder for about 3 years and I think it deserves a review. Its a good quality item and provides me and has provided me with the ability to playback videos, record programs.
It looks smart with a metallic blue/silver front which blends in with the modern grey TV, sky box ... Read review
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A review by floater on Aiwa HVFX8700 June 2nd, 2006
Author's product rating:
Picture Playback
Excellent
Sound Quality
Good
Range of Features
Excellent
Durability
Good
Value for Money
Excellent
Advantages:
Feature packed/smart looking/security code/good value
Disadvantages:
VHS on its way out
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
Full review
Ive had this recorder for about 3 years and I think it deserves a review. Its a good quality item and provides me and has provided me with the ability to playback videos, record programs.
It looks smart with a metallic blue/silver front which blends in with the modern grey TV, sky box and dvd player/recorder quite easily. The remote control is also grey with plenty of buttons to take control of your home entertainment system.
The video has a security screen that comes up when it is switched off for a long period of time the user is presented with a blue security screen that asks for a pin number on startup. I guess this is so that if the item is stolen the person who has removed the recorder has no way of using it. The video has a little security sticker on the video warning of this feature.
All in all It has fitted easily into my entertainment setup and provided me with versatility a little extra security if you like and a smart little unit to boot. I would even go on to say this has to be the best Video recorder I have ever had, I think its the incorporation of simple onscreen instructions and modern contemporary styling With the old VHS which use to be so bloody hard to set up to record if i remember back to the early 80s.
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