TEAC HDRM7250

Huge hard drive, great range of connectivity options, plenty of features

Time-shift and recording functions are less-than-perfectly implemented

A powerful and expensive device, this unit is clearly aimed at advanced users, who will find themselves more than satisfied with its incredible range of features. Newcomers to the PVR market would probably be better served with a simpler model.

None. Piece of garbage, hard drive replaced under warranty, now fan runs endlessly after turning off.

Everything. Unreliable, poor picture, lucky I've got a Beyonwiz.

Best set of features... timeshift more than 24 hours.

Stock HDD is very poor performer and will cause issues. Doesn't have a wireless network adapter. 1080i not 1080p.

The one i had worked fine for two years now the hdd is noisy, locks up,

what a peice of $#@!

HD size, ease of recording, picture quality.

1. Needs to be able to extend recording to a specified time AFTER programme finishes when selecting from the programme guide (as our programmes rouinely run over by 10-15 minutes). 2. Two failures (HD and main board) in 12 months!!!!!

Fantastic feature set for the money will suck you in.

Very unreliable. Has had two hard drive failures, locks up and needs the power cycled. Poor pixelised recording if recording more than one channel at a time and/or playing back concurrently. Haven't been able to export files. Recording timers cannot be...

Twin HD tuners, 250GB Harddisk, awesome picture quality when it works.

Quite a few bugs. Requires clean, well filtered power. Ugly remote with colour coded buttons - hard to use with a programmable remote. Export of programs to PC via the HDRM7250 always results in a 'failed export'.

Connectivity

Some bugs