Sanyo HVR-DX610

3 reviews

Apr, 2024

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 3 reviews of Sanyo HVR-DX610. The average rating for this product is 2.3/5, compared to an average rating of 3.8/5 for other DVD Players for all reviews.

On average, users rate this product 40/100 and experts rate this product 60/100.

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Expert review by : Benjamin Russell (goodgearguide.com.au)

Sanyo HVR-DX610

A large and rather bulky unit, the HVR-DX610 DVD/VCR combination recorder from Sanyo nevertheless presents itself as a functional and easy to use devi...

Easy to use, effective and simple interface

No DVD-R recording, limited outputs, basic feature set

A great option for users who don't wish to blow their budget on big features and overblown functionality, the HVR-DX610 is a grass roots level recorder, with an emphasis on basic but very solid performance.

Dec, 2005

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Consumer review (productreview.com.au)

Bad

It lasted one year (I only paid $250 for it) and it only records on DVD+R which don't play on LG so that's no good! Will not get it repaired!

the fact that it records as well as copies from VCR to DVD

After warranty runs out (about a week after) the thing wont receive TV signals so you cannot view what it records.

Apr, 2009

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Consumer review (productreview.com.au)

Bad

I was REALLY impressed with this convenient easy to use, all-in-one unit, until it stopped working about 2wks after the warranty expired. When it came time to get a serviced repairer look at it, for the price of $35, the quote to have this fixed was...

The convenience of turning your old VCR's into DVD's or to 'back up' the kids movies for when they get wrecked, also to copy TV shows to either disc or video, depending on how much you wanted to watch the particular show

Getting Parts for the DVD, after the Warranty runs out. Cost $449 new, to get the DVD Module fixed $250!!!

Oct, 2008

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