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Sony E180 Blank VHS Tape

A factory-sealed Sony E180 blank VHS tape offering 180 minutes of reliable recording in the classic format.

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Overview

The Sony E180 Blank VHS Tape is a factory-sealed cassette designed for recording up to 180 minutes of video and audio content in the standard VHS format. Built to Sony's quality control standards under model number E180CDE.E, each tape uses magnetic media engineered for clarity and durability during both recording and playback. The 180-minute capacity at standard play speed makes it suitable for recording full-length films, extended events, or multiple shorter segments on a single cassette without needing to swap tapes.

While VHS is no longer a mainstream recording format, these tapes remain relevant for users who maintain working VCR setups — whether for transferring content from older camcorders, feeding legacy broadcast or surveillance equipment, or creative and artistic projects that deliberately use the analog VHS aesthetic. As factory-sealed units, they arrive in unused condition with the full recording surface intact, unlike secondhand tapes that may have wear or residual recordings. For anyone still working within the VHS ecosystem, the Sony E180 represents a dependable blank tape from one of the format's original and most trusted manufacturers.

Key Features

Made for Clarity and Durability

Factory Sealed Sony VHS Cassette Tapes

High Quality VHS Video Cassette Tapes - 180 Minutes Each

Specifications

Brand
Sony
Model
E180CDE.E
Format
VHS
Recording Time
180 Minutes (Standard Play)
Condition
Factory Sealed / New
Tape Type
Blank / Recordable

Frequently Asked Questions

Each Sony E180 tape provides 180 minutes (3 hours) of recording time at standard play (SP) speed. Recording in extended play (EP/SLP) mode on compatible VCRs can extend this further, though at reduced quality.
Yes, these are factory-sealed Sony VHS cassette tapes, not used or pre-recorded. They are blank and ready for recording.
Yes, the E180 is a standard VHS format tape and is compatible with any VHS VCR or VHS-capable recording device. It is not compatible with VHS-C, S-VHS (though S-VHS decks will play it at standard VHS quality), Betamax, or other non-VHS formats.
The Sony E180 offers reliable recording quality backed by Sony's manufacturing standards. However, all VHS tapes degrade over time regardless of brand, so for long-term archival purposes, consider digitizing important recordings after taping.

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