Kodak Carousel Transvue 80 Slide Tray B80T

alaTest has collected and analyzed 9 user reviews of the Kodak Carousel Transvue 80 Slide Tray B80T from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 5.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Projectors on Amazon.com.

When I went on line I was skeptical about being able to find them. Koday isn't exactly a "sure thing" anymore. It arrived just days after ordered and as a gift for my Father (sent directly to him). He was really impressed. They worked on his old slide...

This slide projector is a great way to watch old slides. It was easy to load and use and I have been using it since I bought it. Its a great buy and im so glad I purchased it.

I've got thousands of Kodachome slides. I know... I'm slowly scanning them and going digital. However, I have a lot of experience with Kodak's Carousel 80 trays, and believe me, this model is the real dependable workhorse. Jamming is rare (be VERY wary...

The item ordered was received promptly and in very good condition. I have no compaints with either the product or the service. Thanks.

The projector is used and looks used, but seems to work o.k. According to the literature there was suppose to be a spare lamp but it wasn't there. Otherwise I am satisfied with the products.

I first bought a 35mm film camera in 1962 and I used it and another 35mm SLR I bought later until the late 90s. Altogether, I amassed about 7000 2"x2" slides and now long-term storage has become a bit of a problem. It's good that some old 35mm stuff is...

I have multitudes of family slides and the best way to store them is in their trays. I bought a bunch and just love the ease of throwing one on the projector and laughing with my family as memories of other times come flooding back. The shipping was...

The 80 slide tray is so much easier to use than the 140. The slides don't jam at all.

I have been using this tray from Kodak for the past 20 years. I have not found any faults with the tray. I use 2x2 slides which have been professionaly mounted. I have some slides which date back to 1955 and am still showing them.