General Electric VG4270 VHS VCR

Pros: Great product. Turns its self off.....
Cons: Menu on remote only.

My husband and I decided a few months ago to purchase a new VCR after the children finally worn out the one in the living room. We went out to Circuit City in Charlotte to look around. We knew we wanted a name brand (Magnavox) 4 head/stereo unit....

Pros: Price, Picture easy use!
Cons: Noisy transport

I remember when my dad bought our first family VCR. It was big & heavy & hard to figure out how to program. I think the clock flashed 12:00 for 10 years.This was in the early 80’s when it was considered the new hot thing. If I remember right it...

Pros: Easy to Use, Functional, Full Features
Cons: Wants to Shut Off All By Itself

I have been VCR-less for the past 2 years. I was terrified about programming these things plus I HATE blinking LED time of day indicators. My solution has always been a piece of black electrical tape over the numbers. Well I bought a GE VG4275...

Pros: Nice front LED display, good remote control
Cons: Not reliable or long lasting

I purchased my very first VCR 3 years ago and I happened to buy the GE 4 head model because it was in my price range and it met most all of the qualifications for the type of VCR I wanted to own. Well, it was not even 2 years before I started to have...

Pros: Itīs a steal and offers a good overall quality
Cons: Itīs aspect

After my old VCR "passed out" I was quite unsure of where could I find a high-quality, durable and economical VCR. So, I bought this GE VCR that seemed to have all those pros.

At first, I was pretty doubtful about this VCR. The price...

Pros: cheap price
Cons: cheap quality

I saw this GE HiFi VCR for just $65 new and I thought it was a bargain. At least for that moment until I played a movie. The picture quality is not good at all. It doesn't seem like a 4-head vcr. The sound is okay. Fast forwarding and rewinding is really...

Pros: Inexpensive, includes most of the handy features
Cons: Eats tapes frequently

Like others have discovered, this line of VCRs has a tragic flaw: It eats tapes all too often. I've found that tapes recorded in SLP get shredded, jammed, or misaligned almost without exception.

On the plus side, the machine's picture quality...