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• Canon HV20 Review at Computer Active
Computer Active reviews the Canon HV20 and writes, "Basic operation is pretty straightforward, too. But if you’re an enthusiast, the HV20 could just be the camcorder you’ve been waiting for. Manual controls, microphone input, histogram and an accessory adapter simply sweeten the deal even further." Link. Read more about the Canon
• Canon HV20 Review at PC Pro
PC Pro reviews the Canon HV20 and writes, "Since Sony discontinued its HDR-HC1E (web ID: 76246), there's been a lack of HDV camcorders below £1,500. But the HV20 is a keenly priced, feature-rich option. It isn't perfect, but there's enough to bridge the gap from consumer to serious hobbyist." Link.
• Canon HV20 Review at Digital Camcorder News
Digital Camcorder News reviews the Canon HV20 and writes, "If quality is king to you, buy the Canon HV20. It’s that easy. Though it is not for everyone, the HDV tape format is still the highest quality, most easily archived consumer format available. Canon takes it a step further
• Canon HV20 Review at Australian PC Authority
Australian PC Authority reviews the Canon HV20 and writes, "Since Sony discontinued its HDR-HC1, there’s been a lack of HDV camcorders below $2000. But the HV20 is a keenly priced, feature-rich option. It isn’t perfect, but there’s enough to bridge the gap from consumer to serious hobbyist." Link. Read more
• Canon HV20 Camcorder Review at PCWorld
PCWorld has a review of the Canon HV20 and gives it an 85 rating: "Nothing stood out in the HV20's output as a serious failing, but its performance in low light (where we dim the lights to simulate a poorly lit indoors setting) lagged somewhat. In less-challenging, well-lit settings--for example,

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