Panasonic DVD-LS55 Portable DVD Player with 7-Inch Widescreen LCD
Player was good...for as long as it worked (which was not long).
It's pretty much the same story that so many others have told.  Unit works well for a short time, H03 pops up, unit is now not working so well.  The DIY repair procedures detailed on several web sites did not work.  The 90 day labor warranty is a joke.  The cost of getting this thing repaired is almost 50% of the price of the unit when purchased new. <br /> <br />    I will not even go too deep into the sub-standard customer service provided by Panasonic.  I will say that I sent the unit in for repairs and Panasonic kept shooting letters back to me asking for such things as a proof-of-purchase (which I had already sent with the unit),what repair option I wanted to take, etc, and introduced a whole lot of delay in the process.  So the unit sat at the repair center for 30 days, because Panasonic could not get their facts straight, and it was returned before I could even get the work authorized.  Even so, once your 90 day warranty on labor has passed, all you will get is a refurbished unit - unless you send it to a faciltiy besides the central service, in which case you will get your own unit repaired and returned.  Then you may find that the labor charges are even higher than those quoted by the central service facility. <br /> <br />Sure, the battery life is great, etc, etc.  What good is a ten-hour battery for a unit that works for a few months and then will have to be reparied for an exorbinant cost? <br /> <br />Bottom line:  Find another player from another manufacturer.  Avoid this thing like a pack of Ebola monkeys.