Panasonic PV-C1320 13" TV/VCR Combo (Black)
You get what you pay for
It's a great little TV, but there are some things to keep in mind before you buy it.<br />First of all, you will never use the FM radio tuner, so don't let that feature influence your purchase.  The presets are erased if you unplug the unit, and the controls are too difficult to use for it to be worthwhile.<br />Second, the remote control is the worst-designed remote I have ever seen.  It consists of 34 buttons -- all but two the same size and shape -- in a 1.5-inch by 3.5-inch space.  The buttons are poorly arranged, so it will be months before you you will be able to operate the remote without looking at it.  This is a major problem in the dark.  The remote really will drive you nuts.<br />Third, there is no video-out port on the unit, meaning that you can't hook its VCR up to a larger TV.  This may not be a big deal, but if you were expecting to be able to use the built-in VCR in every way that a regular VCR can be used, think again.<br />Fourth, for some bizarre reason, there are no picture controls on this TV.  This means that you can't adjust the color, contrast, brightness, tint, etc.  Probably not a big deal for most people, but it's something that is included on almost every other TV out there.<br />However, the TV has some really excellent features.  The sound quality is excellent, although there is only one speaker, so you don't get stereo sound.  The video quality is also quite good.  The SLEEP function is good if you want to fall asleep with the TV on.  The programming feature is top-notch -- you can set up eight separate programs to record your favorite shows, and you can set it up to record Monday-through-Friday, or every Monday, for example, or for one specific day.  Although you can't watch one channel while it's recording another channel, the recording feature is very well done and easy to use.<br />By the way, although 13 inches sounds small, it is definitely large enough to see across a bedroom or dorm room.<br />It's probably worth the money, but it definitely has its flaws.