Portable DVD Players > 125 GBP to 149 GBP Portable DVD Players

Advantages: DivX and USB playback
Disadvantages: If I think of any....

I bought this for my daughter for Christmas, the main reason being the screen size and multi-region capability. So far I have had no complaints from upstairs. I've never seen a portable dvd player so can't compare so I'll just mention what I like (lots) and dislike about this machine. 1. Multi-region out the box. 2. DivX playability. I can (shh) download stuff (I actually often download a TV episode I've missed or forgotten to record), which is ...
...3. Although the instructions say you can play mp3 and jpeg off a usb pendrive or memory card it doesn't say you can play videos. Tried it and it works - wonderful. 4. The screen can be rotated 180 degrees and pushed almost flat back. Nice if you want to hide the base. The screen is 47% bigger than a 7", equivalent from going from a 26" to 32" TV. 5. Remote control. Why? Well you can connect it to a TV and amp. 6. Dolby output. It has a co-ax output ... Read review

Advantages: quality of image is like watching normal tv/dvd, IPOD classic docking
Disadvantages: can't think of any

...while travelling abroad. The philips DCP range was actually quite new and had only been out a couple of months. In addition this bay lets the IPOD classic integrate as part of the unit and is flush so you can't tell. when you are not using the IPOD docking you can store the remote there. The remote is very handy and perfectly sized with the same functions as you would have in a normal DVD player The quality is as good as any normal TV/dvd combo ...
...I spent all my time in airport watching my home tv shows. The speakers are really good too and do not compromise the viewing experience at all It is a fantastic unit for travelling and I highly rate it, is tough enough to take knocks while travelling but treat with care ... Read review

Advantages: Good Picture Quality, Sound...
Disadvantages: I dont have any

...have an earlier model of sony portable video which i bought last year, i was excited by the idea of portable DVD players and it just attratced me, and i bought it. And i was happy coz you can use it as a day to day DVd player and also use it watch Movies when you are on your bed or specially when you are travelling or going out of station so it helps to entertain you when you are on the move, and sony always deliver good products when its comes to ... Read review

Advantages: 8" screen, support of multiple DVD formats, JPEG & MP3 playback,
Disadvantages: Mediocre integrated speaker system

...portable DVD players out there. Sony have really produced a GEM of a portable DVD player in the form of the DVP-FX 850. Sony are renowned for their ability to create magnificent electronics both for the average consumer and for large organizations. This portable DVD player is no exception to Sony's policy of producing high-quality products. To play a DVD you simply press a button located just above the DVD drive, which opens up the area in which ...
...if you visit the official Sony electronic shop you may be able to persuade them to give you a better deal. It often works in areas with low levels of customers. I recommend this to potential buyers, but with the release of 160 GB media devices such as the iPod classic I am certain that not many people buy portable DVD players anymore. There will be a minority who purely want to enjoy a DVD on a reasonably sized screen even though they can store ... Read review

Advantages: Price, Design, Weight, Size, Accessories
Disadvantages: Picture and Sound Quality is Limited

...Tesco Direct I found the Wharfedale DVD-252 on the Argos site which I immediately realised filled all of my requirements perfectly. Most important to me was that this model had a 7" screen, appeared to be stylish and compact and was offered at the promotional price of £59.99 (RRP £69.99). Having owned several Wharfedale televisions in my time I was more than confident that this was an affordable brand with standards I could rely on. I'm also a fan ...
...WHAT'S IN THE BOX? My box was a nice, light, compact number that just managed to fit into a standard sized Argos carrier bag. On opening it up back at home I found two cardboard trays inside protecting the attractive black and silver DVD player (the cardboard was the same kind that they use to package eggs) which I wriggled out of the box to get started. Having previously owned a portable DVD player, albeit a different model, I didn't find ... Read review