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Liteon LVW-5005X DVD Recorder
Archive your cherished VHS tapes directly to DVD with the Liteon LVW-5005X DVD Recorder. This compact unit is ideal for digitizing old media with simple, one-touch operation. It comes fully equipped with the essential original remote control, two blank DVD-R discs, a new A/V RCA cable, and the printed instruction manual. Connectivity is versatile, supporting S-Video, Composite, and Component video inputs/outputs. The recorder handles various media formats, including DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, and CD-R/RW, and plays back MP3 and JPEG files.
$99.95
Owner Satisfaction
2.5
/ 5
Category Rank
48
/ 49
#48 in DVD Recorders
Price vs Category Average
-61%
Below average
Dimensions
16.52.610.6
/ W x H x D inches
Who it's for
- Broad Media Compatibility
- Highly Affordable Entry Point
- Convenient Front A/V Inputs
Who should skip it
- Questionable Long-Term Reliability
- Complex and Clunky User Interface
- Inconsistent Recording Quality
Key Specs
Dimensions
16.5 W x 2.6 H x 10.6 D inches
Weight
6.2 pounds (2.72 kg)
Manufactured Year
2005
Analog Audio Inputs
Stereo Audio L/R RCA
Composite Video Input
Yes
Component Video Output
Yes
Digital Audio Output
Coaxial and Optical
Supported Media
DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD-R/RW
Features
- Archive VHS tapes directly to DVD
- Includes essential accessories for immediate use
- Supports recording to DVD-R/RW and DVD+R/RW
- Plays back MP3 and JPEG files
- Versatile input/output connectivity
- Compact size fits easily
- Original remote control included
- Records and plays CD formats
What customers say
This budget DVD recorder initially impressed buyers with its low price and broad format compatibility, offering easy setup for recording needs. However, this early satisfaction faded due to significant long-term reliability issues. The primary complaint centers on premature hardware failure, often involving the drive mechanism, leading to frustrating read or write errors. Additionally, users found the interface and remote control clunky and slow compared to rival models. While it offered initial value, the device ultimately disappointed many due to its short operational lifespan and complex user experience.
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