Sony DVD Player DVPSR210P

Excelente calidad, si lee DVDs región uno a diferencia de uno que había comprado en Wal-Mart que solo leía la 4…

My product is not working and was delivered to me on 11th of november and the return policy is showing expired on the 10th of november

Set up was a breeze and it works great. Sound is very good. Picture is clear and bright. It’s really compact and sleek looking. Love it.

I bought this to replace an old DVD player used for playing music CDs. Great price and performs well for what I bought it for.

The cd player is a Sonh with very few bells and whistles. The unit soung good and it is one of the few player that are cd only. Most players are not dvd that play cds. If you don’t need lots of extras than this unit is good. I
Audio quality is good. I’m

After my last DVD player died in a world where planned obsolescence seems to be the rule, it was time to buy a new one. I have always had good luck with Sony products in the past, so this seemed to be a no-brainer, right? After all, the TV is Sony – actually, everything I have electronic is Sony with the exception of my CD player – and it just seemed natural a new DVD player would have to be a Sony. I read all the reviews on this plus several other Sony products, but knowing that the planned obsolescence rule is always in effect (it’s old the day after you get it and if you’re lucky it will last a year or two before it dies, and since it’s cheaper to buy a new one than get an old unit replaced, a cheap one seemed to be the best way to go)and I really wasn’t expecting anything great. I didn’t get it!
I can usually set up anything in about 5 minutes – give or take a couple. Why did it take me 48 minutes to get this one set up? Because the instructions – such as they were – weren’t written, all you get is a bunch of cute little pictures which made little or no sense. After swapping around input jacks all over the place (I actually had to take the ones from the old DVD player and use them since the wires on this were too short)I finally – maybe I should say FINALLY!!!! – got it hooked up to where it plays.
Initially, the picture quality seems alright as does the audio – it will be interesting to see what happens when I actually sit down to watch a movie, so I can’t complain about that. At this point, all I really have to complain about is the fact it took forever to hook it up and the fact the on-screen menu doesn’t make a whole lot of sense. Good luck with that if you buy one of these.
Why do I give it a 3 star rating? I have an idea if I sneeze loudly in the same room, the vibration will knock it off onto the floor – yeah, it’s that lightweight. Very cheaply made and not exactly what a person who has used Sony products over the years has come to expect from a company that was an industry leader. For now, it will serve the purpose for which it was purchased – notably, showing DVDs, but I’m really not expecting it to last a long time and when this one bites the dust as it most assuredly will in a year or so (it’s predecessor lasted 11 years), its replacement will be one which is larger and where the instructions are easy to follow so it can be set up in 5 minutes!
Overall, this isn’t Sony’s finest moment – if you’re looking for something functional that doesn’t have a lot of gadgets and displays and will show movies once the tray opens and you can insert a disc (takes forever and it is noisy!)this will probably serve the purpose. If you’re into different angles and being able to do all sorts of fun things – get one that’s more expensive – I wish I had. Actually when this one dies, I’m getting a Blue Ray player which is probably what I should have gotten this time. And, it may not be a Sony.