GoVideo DV2150 Progressive Scan DVD Player/4-Head Hi-Fi VCR Combo
GoVideo products work just fine
This is my second DVD player from GoVideo.  The first one lasted about two years, which was twice as long as my Magnavox survived and I used the GoVideo player much more frequently.  What makes GoVideo so awesome is the EZPlay/Autoplay feature -- you can set it to skip that annoying stuff at the beginning of DVDs and go straight to playing the video (sometimes it gets confused and starts somewhere else).  If you have kids you should be familiar with the increasingly standard practice of DVDs that disable FFwd and Menu, thereby forcing your little ones to watch ads every single time they want to watch one of their favorite videos.  If it wasn't for this feature, I'd have to stop buying DVDs from certain companies.  Remember when you read reviews of GoVideo products that movie companies disable those buttons for a reason and are not very happy with this lone wolf company, so they'd do almost anything to keep you from buying one.  Regarding customer service, when I bought my first player, I had to ask them a question and they picked up right away.  Although my last one survived just under two years, it was used at least 10-20 hours a week, and no inexpensive player will last that long when used that often.  Until I get a dual DVD drive and can rip and burn my own DVDs, in order to take off the annoying stuff I don't want my kids to watch, I'll keep buying GoVideo players.  If you are worried about it breaking down, do like I did -- buy an extended warranty so that when it breaks down you'll get your money back.  I've only had the new player for a week now, so I can't really comment on the features, but both the DVD and VCR work just like they are supposed to and the Autoplay feature has definitely been improved!  I have tried a number of DVDs that gave EZPlay headaches but Autoplay finds the start of the video perfectly.  If this does break down anytime soon, I'll be sure to post that here and perhaps change my recommendation.  One last thing, regarding the warranty that comes with the player, I don't know of any company that offers more than 90 days on their inexpensive DVD players, so to single out GoVideo for that is not justified.that comes with the player, I don't know of any company that offers more than 90 days on their inexpensive DVD players, so to single out GoVideo for that is not justified.