Audiovox D1210 DVD Player with 12.1-Inch LCD Screen
Poor quality doesn't justify cost or features.
My review is not of this particular player as much as it is for Audiovox DVD players--based on my experiences with model D1812. <br /> <br />The unit was manufactured in Jan 2005. We purchased it Mar 2005. By  June 2005, the unit stopped playing DVD's. It wouldn't even seek the DVD to load it. <br /> <br />Audiovox customer support didn't respond to repeated emails. When we called the customer support number, we were informed that the unit came with a *90* warranty and repair of the unit would incur the $98 standard return fee.  <br /> <br />I'm sure they'd just pull a refubed unit off of their shelves and ship it back for the $98. That's a no net loss for them. <br /> <br />It's time to beware of cheap electronics manufactured in China that sport gobbs of features for a relativly low price. What good is it to have built in games, dual headphones, delux carrying case and all the other bells and whistles if it's primary function --play DVD's--doesn't work? <br /> <br />It isn't any good.  <br /> <br />And that's why I recommend staying away from *any* Audiovox DVD player. Chances are they same components and manufacturing standards are going into this unit as the one that failed on me.