Audiovox Electronics D2011 Widescreen Ultraslim 10-Inch Portable DVD Player
Buy Low Price From Here Now
Smaller than a laptop but bigger than a conventional portable disc player, Audiovox's D2011 portable DVD player features a broad, 10.2-inch widescreen (16:9 aspect ratio) LCD and compatibility with DVD-Video, DVD-R/DVD-RW, DVD+R/DVD+RW, audio CD, CD-R, CD-RW, and MP3-encoded music discs. You can even enjoy an onscreen slideshow of your digital photos from standard recordable CDs filled with JPEG image files. Dolby Digital 5.1-channel surround-sound signals can be routed through the player's optical digital-audio output for direct connection to a full-featured audio/video receiver, making this unit as useful in the home as out. Planning an overseas vacation? This is the player for you: the D2011 is supplied with an AC power adapter that accepts inputs from 100 to 240 volts AC (50 or 60 Hz). The D2011 also comes with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that provides up to 3 hours of playback (power consumption depends on the operations of the player, such as screen brightness, volume level, etc). Headphones are not included
Readmore
Technical Details
- Ultra Slim 10.2" Portable DVD- 16.9 Aspect Ratio with High Capacity Rechargeable Battery
- Built in Stereo speakers
- "Credit Card" Size Wireless Remote
- Plays DVD,CD,MP3,CDR,CDRW, and Picture CD
See more technical details
By Stephanie Lee Caldwell (New Castle, VA United States)
I couldn't get the Mintek player I wanted--it was on backorder. I was going out-of-town and I watch dvds notstop when I am away from home, and Audiovox is supposed to be good. I had had two Mintek dvd players in the past and they were great; the last one died from old age, and over-work. I received the Audiovox three days after Christmas. I watched TWO dvds and 1/2 way thru the second dvd, it died. Nothing-no audio, no video, nothing. I removed the battery, the power cord. Rebooted everything. Nothing. I let it cool off 2 hours. Restarted the Unit. Nothing.
I returned it Amazon for an exchange---same unit. I was all excited. Here I was, out-of-town again, in the same situation. Blasted thing died 1/2 way through dvd NUMBER TWO. Same problem. I used the same remedy. Nothing.
Stupid me. I thought I would go for NUMBER THREE---the old "THIRD TIME IS THE CHARM". NOTHING. The old third time, the same crap happened in the same place. Give me my MINTEK back. I will never purchase anything by Audiovox ever again.
By J. Barger (North Ga, USA)
We bought this in Sep and I have waited to se how this was going to perform before writing a review.
I am happy to say that after several family trips this player is still playing.
I had read some reviews on this and was a little worried but we have had no problems so far out of it.
I did give it one less star (4 out of 5) because, as many have said, the sound quality is poor, we fixed this by hooking up a MP3 FM adapter (if you have a cassette player you could use an adaper for it as well) up to it and running the sound through the vehicles speakers. This works great becuase I have the control of the sound :)
One word of warning, if you do this,(running the sound through your car speakers) be careful when putting movies like "Cars" in it, with the "suround sound" I swear I thought a car was about to hit me while I was driving.
Over all I give it a 4, my son loves it, it plays shows that I have recorded from TV, it has a good picture (not HD quality of course), and its simple enough to use (although the cover that comes with it has clear plastic over the buttons, wish it was cut out for the buttons to be pressed better, but thats minor)
I did remember one other thing, the remote is credit card size an was lost in no time, but that is no big problem.
By Eileen E. B. Johns (Bremerton WA)
I originally was going to purchase another brand, but the "epinions" were bad. I really wanted the 10" screen. What I like best about the machine is its simplicity. You just put in a disk and it determines whether it's jpeg, dvd or cd. Movies look good on the screen, too. However, be prepared for a tinny sound. The dvd's are o.k., but the cd's won't break any records for sound quality! But in my research, I found that the greatest complaint on these little, inexpensive machines came from expecting too much of them. For the price, I'm real happy!
By Marvin A. Conn (Orange Park, FLorida USA)
All-in-all, this product is exactly what I was looking for in a portable DVD player. The screen is large enough and bright enough to use in day light, but not direct sunlight which seems to be a problem with all units of this type, not this specific unit.
By Spruceman (Arlington, Virginia United States)
Got a D2011 at BJs. It was packaged in the durned tuff blisterpack like plastic. Had to be real careful to avoid damaging the product getting the packaging open. Takes a relatively long time to "load" a disc. Picture looked great but the sound at full was barely above a whisper. Plugged it into TV input jacks to check sound; and there too was very low even with both the D2011 volume control at full and the TV volume at full. Plugged into my sound system, it too had to be up so far that background hum was very loud.
Note: Went to Best Buy on line, ordered a Toshiba SD-P1900SN for the same price, picked it up an hour later, and it works great. Screen an inch smaller, and the sound isn't particularly loud, but at least it works well plugged into an external amp and it "loads" the disc much quicker. The Audio[non]vox goes back to BJs.
Images Product
Buy Audiovox Electronics D2011 Widescreen Ultraslim 10-Inch Portable DVD Player Now
Post a Comment