Ceihoit Mini HD DVD Player, CD Players for Home, DVD Players for TV, HDMI and RCA Cable Included, Up-Convert to HD 1080p, All Region, Breakpoint Memory, Built-in PAL/NTSC, USB 2.0

i have been in the market for a new inexpensive DVD player when I came across this one. It had a lot of the qualities I was looking for. 1. It's small and compact doesn't take up much room at all. It's slightly larger than my hand and very lightweight. 2. Must be easy to hook up. This one is very easy to hook up. Choose which cords you want to use (included) and plug and play. 3. Must have a remote (which it does). It took me about 2 minutes to setup. I tried my CD and the sound is really nice so glad because my CD player broke on me so now I can play my CD's once again. Next I tried a DVD and the picture and the sound are really good. My only complaint is that the remote is not the best. It lags a bit and you must be kind of close to use it or at least in my home. But overall for the price this is a nice little machine. No frills easy to hook up and use machine. As you can see to the left of the TV picture is the DVD player it is small/ compact and fits on my little stand. It was also very well packaged to keep it safe during shipping. Overall the price is good and the quality of the picture and sound is very good. You can't go wrong with this purchase. I am very happy with my purchase.

Very compact size, item works well, upscale older DVDs to fit widescreen 4K television. Weighs very little. Low power consumption, runs off 5V USB-C cable 2000mA power adapter (so could work in car or using a power brick).Plays older DVDs even with scratches well. The LED front light can be a little bright in a dark room and is illuminated red when the device is off, putting something in front of the light seems to do the trick. (or unplug the power supply).The USB input plays 720p and lower resolution movies. Not .mp4 or .mkv files. Better with .avi files. Use a 32GB USB flash drive that is USB2.0 for best results. For the price, it is a great deal.

Works pretty good. Remote has an annoying lag, but I’m getting used to it. Manual not great, but ok. No digital display on unit but on screen display ok for seeing how long you’ve been watching and how long left, once you figure out how to use it yourself — it has six different displays before turning off display. Captions are really hard to master as well. Manual is pretty useless. Once you play with it for a bit, it is ok. It does resume where you left off. Rewind is ok, but sometimes hard to stop and get playing again. So, adequate for us because we don’t watch a lot of dvds and the price was great. Small size is very nice. We use with a wireless hdmi so our fireplace mantle remains uncluttered and wire free.

I wanted this dvd player for the rare occasion when I watch a DVD. This little guy is super lightweight and easy to connect to my tv. It will mostly live in a drawer, but the compactness makes it easy to store and set up. It works fine, plays fine, and seems reasonably priced. How long will it last? I can't say, but given the occasional use I have planned for it I think it should work great for years to come.

This is the 2nd unit that I've tried...they each failed in the same exact way. After playing about 3 or 4 DVDs the audio fails. There seem to be many of these little square DVD players sold under different brand names . . . (same small footprint, same marketing photo with a hand holding the player, same exact generic little remote, all about $34 USD). I suspect the audio chip/component is faulty and fails after just a short amount of use and was widely used in a large build of this type of DVD player. In addition to the two I bought online (one from Amazon and one from Walmart) failing the exact same way, a third one, yet another brand name that I purchased from a brick/mortar store locally also failed the exact same way. I finally broke down and paid double for a regular size name brand player and it's working perfectly. This is definitely a case of you get what you pay for. There's a huge number of these little cheapo players out there with apparently a faulty audio component.

I have an older DVD player which doesn't get a lot of use. It does not even have HDMI output, it has the RCA Audio, Video outs. I keep it to play my older family videos which are on VCDs. My newer Blu-ray is 3D and HD but cannot play VCDs.I needed something that could play VCDs and output HDMI. This Mini HD DVD Player has got it all. It is HD, has both RCA and HDMI outputs and comes in a sleek, small footprint. It includes all needed cables and a easy to use remote, (batteries not included). This player can handle numberous formats and is region free. The following is the list of formats: region 1/2/3/4/5/6 DVDs (except for CPRM), and supports the playback of CD, DVD, DVD-R/+R, DVD-/+RW, CD-R/-RW, VCD, SVCD.It is powered via a standard USB-C cable, (power block included).As tested, it handled regular DVDs with no issue and specifically tested, it handled my home burned DVD-R and DVD+R as well as my VCDs perfectly. Both the picture and sound quality were fine. I was able to play my VCDs with it connected to a video capture device via HDMI and have finally been able to convert the VCDs to MP4s. (While the video was fine, the pictures taken with my phone of the screen aren't very sharp).Overall, this is an excellent player capable of handling every format I need it to with features that rival much more expensive units. I highly recommend it as it suits my needs to a "T".