DSE G1955 Standard Definition

It's cheap and very easy to set up - scans through all the channels automatically. I also like the styling.

It's okay for standard definition with a normal television, but if I had a plasma I would want high definition. It also made the screen go red on some channels for some bizarre reason.

Direct SCART Connection (Which is good for quality because my TV has Scart Inputs. Easy to use, simple remote functions. Great Picture Quality Affordable. Can almost get HDTV Signals, but they are slow and break up easily. Has Teletext Built in....

Overheats. When Turning on sends TV into 16:9 mode Does some crazy things like changing displaying the wrong station. Doesnt respond to remote control commands quickly.

Price, easy to use.

Only one output, can't use S-Video (S-VHS) dispite DSE claiming it supports S-Video.

Easy to set up, Good quality picture (but see below) and sound.

Remote control mostly doesn't work and is necessary to set up and operate. It has worked only occasionally and the machine will be going back. Despite claiming a 4:3 setting, choosing this makes no difference and the picture is distorted on a 4:3...

The product is extremely easy to use. Picture quality is good depending on your antenna. Sound quality is good also. It gives you digital quality for a very reasonable price. I am lead to beleive DSE use Panasonic components.

Depending how up to date your video recorder is you may have problems running the DSE STB thru it and recording TV programs.