Magnavox MPD720 7-Inch Portable DVD Player
Magnavox MPD720 - Rock Solid
I have had the Magnavox MPD720 for about a month now and it hasn't skipped a beat. Unlike some players it doesn't go into convulsions when you &quot;dance&quot; on the keys but takes you last entry and does it. I had a CyberHome unit that I bought in November at Wal-Mart and July 2nd it crashed and burned when it was most needed. Good ol' Wally World refunded my money (I had paid $248 for it, although it is now less than $200) with no questions ask. Yes I did have the receipt. The lady took me back to the electronics dept and I picked out the MPD720 without checking the reviews on line but from what I read I made a good decision. <br />  <br /> So far it has done fine. I have three gripes that are minor; 1. The case is to darn small. With all accessories stuffed inside it is tight as a drum. No room for headphones, or anything else. I put it in an old laptop bag with the unit inside the original case and all is well. 2. For the life of me I can't find a way to see how much battery is left. With a battery life like I'm getting, well in excess of 3 hours on a charge it doesn't really matter. 3. Internal speakers leave a lot to be desired, low volume on some movies, so low if any other noise is around the sound is covered up. Plug in a set of small headphones and it comes alive.  <br />  <br /> The quality of the video is much better than the Cyberhome. I'm lucky to have rid myself of that piece of junk... with all the reviews on it rating it super low. Thanks Wal-Mart!  <br />  <br /> One other thing, I believe Magnavox could have a longer warranty. The CyberJunk rig had a year (thank God), Magnavox has only 90 days, they could do better.