LG
LG VHS to DVD Recorder VCR Combo
Safely preserve your cherished memories with this LG VHS to DVD upconverting combo player-recorder. Easily transfer your existing VHS tape library directly to DVD at home, eliminating the need for shipping services. Play back your newly recorded DVDs, which are upconverted to crisp 720p or 1080p resolution via the HDMI output. This unit is guaranteed 100% working and includes a remote, manual, HDMI cable, AV cable, and bonus blank DVDs so you can start recording immediately. It supports various recording modes for flexible archiving.
$369.99
Owner Satisfaction
3.3
/ 5
Category Rank
36
/ 49
#36 in DVD Recorders
Price vs Category Average
+44%
Above average
Integrated VCR
Yes
/ Yes
Who it's for
- Direct Digital Archiving
- Space-Saving Combo Unit
- Dual Format Playback
Who should skip it
- Limited Availability and Support
- Standard Definition Output
- Reliance on Physical Media
Key Specs
Integrated VCR
Yes
Supported Discs
DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW
Recording Modes
XP (1 hr), SP (2 hr), LP (4 hr), EP (6 hr), SLP (8 hr)
Video Output Resolutions
720p and 1080p via HDMI
Warranty Duration
1 year (365 days)
Return Policy
30 days free returns
Product Type
Combo VCR/DVD Recorder/Player
Rewritable Support
Yes
Features
- Transfer VHS tapes to DVD at home
- Upscales playback to 720p/1080p via HDMI
- Preserves analog media memories
- Functions as VCR and DVD player/recorder
- Supports multiple recording modes
- Includes remote, cables, and bonus DVDs
- Guaranteed working with 1-year warranty
What customers say
This combo unit elicits strong reactions centered on its core utility: preserving irreplaceable memories. Users thrilled with successful VHS digitization praise the convenience of the integrated design, bypassing complex computer setups. The ability to watch and record simultaneously is a functional highlight. Conversely, reliability is a major concern. Many report mechanical failures with tape loading or DVD burning, leading to frustration and wasted media. Given the high market price for this niche device, many question the overall value proposition due to the substantial risk of premature mechanical failure. It is viewed as a necessary but inherently risky tool for memory conversion.
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