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	<title>Comments on: Sony HDR-TG7VE Camcorder</title>
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		<title>By: Geraint Thomas</title>
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		<dc:creator>Geraint Thomas</dc:creator>
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		<description>So the camera itself is pretty good. It does mainly what I want which is a pocket HD quality camera. There unfortunately the experience ends.

If you buy the camera in a UK airport and take it home with you - in my case to Switzerland and then have a problem - the consumer support experience is dreadfull making a mockery of the SONY European Guarantee. 
Before I could use the devîce on first use I obvioulsy had to open the battrey cover and insert the battery for it&#039;s first charge. Be very carefull when you do this - on first use the battery cover gets stuck and is prone to breaking. SONY will then ask you for £176 - yes thats right - £176 on a £550 device !! for the fault to be fixed. 

I am then told to return the device to the retailer -SO DO NOT BUY ANY SONY DEVICES AT AIRPORTS.
The device itself when it works is actually very good - picture quality is fine, sound could be better - but you pay a huge premium for the robustness of this product. DO NOT BUY- get a much cheaper equal quality Sanyo or Samsung. 

SONY pitch themselves as a quality company - unforntualtely their postsales customer service is not what you would expect.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So the camera itself is pretty good. It does mainly what I want which is a pocket HD quality camera. There unfortunately the experience ends.</p>
<p>If you buy the camera in a UK airport and take it home with you &#8211; in my case to Switzerland and then have a problem &#8211; the consumer support experience is dreadfull making a mockery of the SONY European Guarantee.<br />
Before I could use the devîce on first use I obvioulsy had to open the battrey cover and insert the battery for it&#8217;s first charge. Be very carefull when you do this &#8211; on first use the battery cover gets stuck and is prone to breaking. SONY will then ask you for £176 &#8211; yes thats right &#8211; £176 on a £550 device !! for the fault to be fixed. </p>
<p>I am then told to return the device to the retailer -SO DO NOT BUY ANY SONY DEVICES AT AIRPORTS.<br />
The device itself when it works is actually very good &#8211; picture quality is fine, sound could be better &#8211; but you pay a huge premium for the robustness of this product. DO NOT BUY- get a much cheaper equal quality Sanyo or Samsung. </p>
<p>SONY pitch themselves as a quality company &#8211; unforntualtely their postsales customer service is not what you would expect.</p>
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