Audiovox D1750T Portable DVD Player with 7-Inch LCD
Returned It - Screen Went Blank
I really wish this product had been better designed because I loved the fact that it's a tablet style and it's a lot easier to hold and watch, especially when you are sitting in tight spots like a bus or plane, and space is at a premium. <br /> <br />Alas, my unit had several problems and I decided to return it.  The biggest problem was that after about 3 days of use, the screen went blank on me when I turned it on.  I had to fiddle with the battery pack and plug it into the A/C adaptor to get the screen picture to come back on.  A few days later, it happened again, and then again.   <br /> <br />The other big problem was that it really didn't like playing DVDs that I burned myself.  It played regular store DVDs well, but when I played my own burned DVDs, whether it was DVD+R or DVD-R, the player's picture would constantly freeze.  It just couldn't handle the slightest imperfections on the disc, and since home-burned DVDs aren't burned in the same fashion as commercial DVDs, this player was just too sensitive to successfully playback home burned DVDs. <br /> <br />The final concern was the fact that it didn't come with any kind of case, and there is no way to protect the screen while transporting it.  I was very concerned that over time, the screen would get scratched and damaged.  You would seriously need to consider buying a 3rd party case for this unit. <br /> <br />Design-wise, the tablet style is a great idea and I hope that more manufacturers start making tablet style units in the future.