Datexx Pavio PVR30T Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Mike Kobrin (pcmag.com)

Datexx Pavio PVR30T

It's a decent first-generation portable media player, but its performance lags behind the competition's.

Very good photo capabilities. SD and CF card slots. Cradle includes built-in TV tuner. Easy to use.

Audio quality could be better. Recorded video doesn't look good on TV screen. Voice recording is subpar. LCD isn't very sharp. File format support is limited.

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Sep, 2005

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Expert review by : Ben Patterson (cnet.com)

Performance

Datexx Pavio PVR30T Portable Digital Theater (30GB)

Attractive display; direct line-in video recording; S-Video input; music files sound excellent; slots for CompactFlash and Secure Digital memory cards; can schedule video recordings and record Macrovision-protected DVDs.

Big and heavy; weak battery life; plays only a handful of video file formats; cradle required to record video and use the remote control; poor audio quality on recorded video; no brightness or contrast settings; limited voice-recording and...

The Pavio PVRT30 Portable Digital Theater promises to be your on-the-go TV, but its awkward design, limited functionality, weak battery life, and poor sound quality when playing videos make it a half-baked A/V companion.

Dec, 2004

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Expert review by : Luigi Lugmayr (i4u.com)

Datexx Pavio PVR30T 30GB Portable Video Player and Recorder Review

published: 05/30/05 last updated: 05/30/05 Reviewer: Ken Wold Ken reviews this time a portable video player with a 30GB hard-drive. We reported the first time about the Datexx...

Jan, 2010

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