NEC NDH-160: Compare prices  Editors' choice

By Asher Moses on 04/10/2005

More reviews , RRP: AU$999.00

The good:

  • Good recording quality
  • Great documentation
  • Supports almost every DVD media format
  • Supports DivX, MP3, WMA and JPEG
  • Ample editing options

The bad:

  • Poorly designed remote

The bottomline:

Boasting a large hard drive, ample editing options and extensive multi-format support, the NEC NDH-160 is clearly among the best hard drive DVD recorders currently on the market.

Users' rating:

7.3/10

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