Sanyo
Sanyo VWM-380 VCR VHS Player
Rediscover your favorite VHS tapes with this refurbished Sanyo VWM-380 VCR. Expertly restored, this 4-head unit delivers excellent playback quality, even on tapes that are difficult to play. Enjoy clear picture reproduction thanks to its automatic tracking feature. Explore your tapes with versatile playback options including slow-motion at 1/5 or 1/30 speed, and a convenient Double Speed (x2) mode. It comes ready to use with the original remote, new batteries, and an AV cable for easy connection. On-screen display supports multiple languages for your convenience.
$72.95
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Owner Satisfaction
4.0
/ 5
Category Rank
101
/ 145
#101 in VCRs
Price vs Category Average
-71%
Below average
Heads
4
/ -Head System
Who it's for
- Access to Legacy Media
- Durable Construction
- Simple Operation
Who should skip it
- Low Video Resolution
- Outdated Connectivity
- Media Degradation and Wear
Key Specs
Heads
4-Head System
Audio Output
Mono audio (via RCA)
Dimensions
14-1/8 W x 3-7/8 H x 10-1/2 D inches
Weight
6.7 lbs (3.04 kg)
Manufactured Date
1998
Warranty
Limited 90-day warranty
Video Output Interface
Component Video and RF Coaxial
Tape Format
VHS
Features
- 4-Head VHS playback for quality viewing
- Automatic Tracking ensures stable picture
- Slow-motion and Double Speed playback modes
- Includes original remote and new batteries
- AV cable included for easy setup
- Excellent performance on marginal tapes
- Multi-language On-Screen Display
- Shuttle Dial for fast search
What customers say
This VCR evokes reliable nostalgia, praised historically for its robust performance and straightforward operation. Today, buyers seek it primarily for playing cherished family tapes. When functional, satisfaction is high, reflecting its dependable design and adequate picture quality for the format. However, sentiment is split due to age. The main frustration involves mechanical degradation, such as worn belts or tracking issues common in older electronics. The overall feeling is cautious optimism; successful playback is highly valued, but the risk of mechanical failure inherent in a decades old device significantly tempers the experience.
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