Sony DCR TRV 8

alaTest has collected and analyzed 23 user reviews of Sony DCR TRV 8 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.7/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other Camcorders on Amazon.com. Views about the price and portability are overall positive. The size and usability also get good views, whereas there are some mixed views about the durability.

My husband is a filmmaker and when we were approaching the birth of my first son, he was gung ho on getting a videocamera worthy of capturing the magic (never mind that I wasn't at all gung ho about being filmed!). We searched for months and read...

I took this camera on a sailing trip to the British Virgin Islands. I got excellent pictures - as good as any I've seen on TV. And it was so easy to use. I never even read the directions and was able to take great pictures. Just think what I'll be...

I just bought the Sony DCR-TRV8 a month ago and after spending a lot of time on vacation with it, I am not impressed at all! I know I am being extremely picky with this review, but I know Sony can do better. I recommend the Panasonic PV-DV800...

When I worked in an electronics store over the Christmas holiday, I had the great opportunity to try out many new products for myself and also had a chance to see what many other consumers thought about the products as well. This camcorder from Sony...

This camera is great. I have captured and preserved birthdays, first steps, varsity basketball games and 50th annaverseries with it. The quality of the picture is great. It is nearly twice as fine as earlier models. The camera is easy to use. It...

I trust Sony with many products and when it comes to camcorders, Sony is at it's best. I tried many brands in the past, some Canons, Panasonics etc. Sony is easy to use, all buttons and controls are a piece of cake to use. Not only is it easy, it is...

Sony is/has been a leader in the technology sector since the early 80's. Not because they're the best, nor that they are any cheaper, it's just that they are well known. Although much of thier equipment is terribly designed and falls apart quickly....

Previously, I owned a Sony 8mm camera. Having built up quite a collection of tapes, I naturally opted for a Digital 8 camera when it was time to upgrade. The D8 (Sony model, can't remember the model number) was fine but it was too darned heavy. ...