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I have used both the DVD and VHS functions and they both work well. I like to watch vintage cartoons that only come in VHS format, so am glad to have that option. I also like that it came with a remote. The owners manual is on a DVD and I've yet to read it (but I plan to). I think this machine records as well so that's a nice feature. So far, very happy with purchase.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The unit was easy to hook-up. The tuner is excellent. The playback features are very good. The DVD recording is very good. The remote is easy to use. The only draw-back is the tuning with the remote for the channels. You have to use the up/down button instead of the numbers. Not bad but takes getting use to.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
I played vhs tapes from 1988 on it and the picture was awesome! The vcr was reconditioned Extremely well and appeared brand new! I felt like Clark Grizwold watching old videos on the machine!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I had an LG DVD CD / VHS Combo unit before and Loved it. I wore it out using all features and functions, so I bought a new one….the love continues.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I already have two of them. They do need to go into the shop for cleaning and repair, from time to time, because it is no longer legal to buy a new VCR/DVD combo recorder in the U.S. Most other countries still sell them new. Also, after 6 years, both of them have had an issue with parts of the board needing replacing, because pieces on it just wear out or go bad over time. The reason I have them is because I do not have cable or satellite, or any other sort of pay TV. Invariably, over-the-air broadcast programs either have nothing good on, or have two or more good shows at the same time. So, I watch one and record one or two others on VHS tape. The tape is not as sharp as HD TV, but it is better than nothing. However, sometimes my schedule is so hectic that I may have 15 or more shows on tape waiting to be seen. As such, free standing DVRs are of now use, because most, even if good, will only hold about 5 shows. I have also used the units to dub some old, personal VHS tapes to DVD, because tapes will deteriorate over time and there are some memories that I want to save forever.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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