Panasonic DMR-HW220

alaTest has collected and analyzed 369 user reviews of Panasonic DMR-HW220 from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.2/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.co.uk.

Panasonic's first PVR is impressively easy to use

Superb 1TB Freeview PVR with smart features galore.

Timeshifting isn't the only thing the Panasonic DMR-HW220 connected PVR can do

This business-like box is as much about the Panasonic Smart Viera ecosystem as it is about time-shifting X-Factor – and that's a good thing. For those wanting a connected TV experience without having to trade in their older TV, it's a great solution.

The DMR-HW220 is the first dedicated set-top box from Panasonic, and it handles basic set-top box duties very well. Its Internet features are reasonable, but more useful is its capacious hard drive and smooth and simple operation.

Panasonic's DMR-HW220 is a hard disc recorder with DLNA functionality and the ability to record two digital broadcasts at the same time using integrated twin HD tuners. It features an electronic programme guide with picture in picture, and Viera...

I have had this unit for 3 years and today I have found that the tuner stopped working. This model was not ready to be offered on the market. I managed to connect it to internet wifi but I could not make it browse internet or show netflix, though they...

need a TV and the box remote to make watching TV possible. Thirdly, when you record something and delete it, you only get a portion of the used space returned. It's a joke, and Panasonic aren't interested in helping me at all. Finally, that Viera...

as fancy as Foxtel or Austar IQ's (I have subscribed to both in the past at a cost). Note: I don't have the receipt as it's with her in Sydney for warranty purposes, but as I did the research for the purchase, my records show: $347 Harvey Norman,...

an connect to the internet with either a lead or wirelessly. This unit cost us $389. So far, very pleased that we spent that bit extra to get a PVR that looks like it will be headache free. We went straight from a VCR which is very basic so this seems...