RCA RC5220P DVD Player
Be Careful.
The hardware of this product is fine, except for the very loud noise the mechanism makes during playback.  At low volumes, or during pauses in the action, I could hear the squeaking of the mechanism from across the room.     The real problem of this DVD player, however, seems to lie in the  software. After playing only one DVD and one audio CD, it froze up once,  hitched twice, and powered itself off as the audio CD was detected. I kept  it around another week because of the 90 dollar cash rebate from best buy,  but by then it had powered itself off and/or locked up multiple times as  audio CDs were inserted, and had to be unplugged and plugged back in to  make it work again. It felt like the software was FULL of bugs, where  certain combinations of actions caused it to freeze up.   The user  interface looks very cheap too. Obviously not much effort went into its  design.   Furthermore, even when the darn thing worked, the remote control  needs some serious human engineering. The eject button is right next to the  play controls, which I accidentally hit a couple of times when trying to  press 'pause'. When that happens, you lose your place in the movie. I mean,  it's not like the lights are on when I'm watching a movie. Also, the  batteries jiggle around in their poorly fitting plastic holder.   I  returned it while I could, and bought the cheapest Sony around, and it  performs flawlessly.