GoVideo DP7240 Off-Road Portable DVD Player with 7-Inch Widescreen LCD
Generally poor quality - failed within 6-months
I don't have this particular device, but I intend this as a public service to anyone purchasing any \\"GoVideo\\" products.  I've owned two GoVideo products in my life; one of the first dual VCRs they introduced and a portable DVD player.  Within months of purchasing the DualDeck recorder, it developed a nasty habit of failing to eject tapes.  I would literally have to remove the back panel of the deck to remove tapes.  I kept it, and used it like that, at one point simply leaving the deck open, until it finally failed completely 10 years later, still 5 years short of the Quasar VCR I purchase 10 years before the GoVideo device.  Do the math. <br /> <br />More recently, and more inline with this forum, my dad gave my son a GoVideo portable DVD player, model GVP-5850. Within 6-months of very, non-continuous use (we have a player in the van), it no longer loads DVD's.  I think my son watched a grand total of four movies on it before it failed.   <br /> <br />Maybe others have had more luck with GoVideo products than I, and if so, congratulations.  But for those considering a GoVideo purchase, keep your receipt, register the product, and pay close attention to the warranty period.  You might also consider an extended warranty, if offered.