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Works well! Great remote. Easy to use!
This is a great little dvd player. It’s small so it doesn’t take up alot of space. The remote control is easy to use. Volume works well and seems like it was a good value for the money.

Does the job, but has an opinion
This is a nice cheap player that does the job and plays your movie. That was all we needed so this fit the bill. It worked well for about 9 months (we used it once or twice a week more or less) until the remote just gave out. We tried several batteries and it just would not work. The player still works fine, and we still use it, but without a remote we can’t set subtitles, select things, or rewind or forward. We just pop in a movie and press play and we’re committed. The player, when stopped, does save your spot with most DVDs, so that’s handy, but you never know which ones it won’t save. So basically, it works good for the price, but it comes with some quirks down the road.

Works great & good price
Liked the dr Daniel story & the error correction feature. Arrived 2 days ago & was simple to plug in & connect hdmi cable – it was working in less than 5 minutes. Works great & fast loading & door open/close. Compact & low profile. Remote is light weight & easy to use. Error correction is wonderful. Registered online & received a 3 yr warranty.Used to have 3 Sony dvd players which all had problems like: not loading or slow loading, remote making only occasional contact, dvd’s freezing or skipping, door not opening or closing properly.

It took two attempts, thought I was initially wrong, but ultimately proven right
EDIT: Sadly, I turned out to be correct. It started having difficulty playing other Region 2 discs that were completely clean. And finally it seized up and wouldn’t even open up the disc tray. I ended up sending it back. I have no idea what I’m going to get now, but it’s definitely not this. Maybe your luck will be better.I initially ordered this at full price, as I have a large DVD collection and that includes Region 2 discs, as well.A region free player was my only choice.I went through numerous options on here, most being Chinese manufactured with poor video quality, and others being modified name brand that either couldn’t truly switch regions (Panasonic) or looked no better than the Chinese ones (Phillips).So this unit here, my first time ordering, did not impress. Picture quality looked to flat with muted colors no matter how I changed the settings. While I was using an inexpensive projector, I’ve seen what decent players looked like on it, so I sent this back.Well, one projector upgrade (Epson Epiqvision) and several players later (all the aforementioned above), I see this on sale for $29 here. I stop at that price and just wonder “what if it was just a bad one?” Not every player is a Toshiba XD-E600 out of the box (still should have kept that), and quality control on these CLEARLY is mixed.So I tried this player one more time, and clearly I must have gotten a lemon the first go round.Out of the box, the color and sharpness looked far, FAR better. While I’m sure my Epson picked up some slack on the upscaling, I used my original test disc from last time: Desperado Special Edition. What was muted the last time finally looked correct this time. The opening scene FINALLY matched the tones I saw when playing the same disc upscaled through Panasonic DVD, Blu Ray AND 4K players upscaled. Even the opening credits, which normally became a pixelated mess when Antonio Banderas walks on the table past the large light panel, actually held together better this time without any real more this time. My only other test disc is Neo escaping his pod on Matrix Resurrections, which I’ll check next time and update.The other test was Region 2, so I popped in A Touch of Cloth volume 1. Closed the tray…. No auto start despite that being the setting. I reopened and closed it again, nothing. And there’s no setting to switch regions or set it to 0 (which I’m sure it’s set at anyway). So for the hell of it, I changed the Video setting from Auto to NTSC. After I did that, I hit play – and it started. And it looked good too, so keep this in mind if you run into an issue playing an import disc.Forgive the long winded review here, but I’m a huge movie fan and I felt the info was necessary for others like me. Options for DVD players are shrinking as time goes on, and most don’t have menu hacks to make them region free anymore (again, Toshiba was great for that), so finding something that isn’t a waste of money is paramount.Yes, it’s very light. Yes, it’s basic as hell. Yes, the remote needs to be pointed at the player to properly register button inputs But so far, it works, it upscales very well, and it plays my imports. So if you buy one and aren’t impressed, at least try another. You might see a difference.

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Ich nutze diesen DVD-Player allerdings nur als CD-Player, aber diese Funktion macht er hervorragend.Da mein CD-Player nach 20 Jahren das zeitliche gesegnet hat, suchte ich nach einem günstigen CD-Player, den es aber offensichtlich nicht gab, deshalb entschied ich mich auf dieses Gerät auszuweichen und wurde nicht enttäuscht