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Coby DVD257BLK Super Slim DVD Player

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Average Customer Rating:	3.5
Brand:	Coby
Model:	DVD257BLK
Color:	black
Weight:	5.25 pounds
Dimensions:	17 inches x 2 inches x 9 inches [Width x Length x Height]

Product Categories

DVD Players; Photo Viewer; Photo Playback; Street; 12 Inches & Under

Product description

Coby DVD257BLK super slim DVD player, progressive scan DVD player, DVD,DVD+R/RW, CD,CD-R/RW and JPEG compatible, optical, digital and analog AV outputs for home theater use, Dolby digital decoder, NTSC & PAL compatible, convenient front panel and on-screen display, multiple language, subtitle and camera angle support, picture zoom function, parental lock control, 100-240V automatic power switching, FCC/FDA approved & ETL listed, black

Features

super slim DVD player

DVD,DVD+R/RW, CD,CD-R/RW, JPEG compatible

optical, digital and analog AV outputs for home theater use, Dolby digital decoder, NTSC & PAL compatible

convenient front panel and on-screen display, multiple language, subtitle and camera angle support, picture zoom function

parental lock control, 100-240V automatic power switching, FCC/FDA approved & ETL listed

Customer reviews

« PAL »

If you watch PAL disc, this is the best value. So far it plays all the PAL disc I have, including DVD-9 Disc. Super value and quality.

Rating: (4 out of 5) @ 2009-10-20

« Better Than Toshiba »

So far, the Coby, works much better than the Toshiba I had, and the Coby was much less expensive. The Toshiba kept saying "no disc." The Coby actually reads and plays each dish. One works, one doesn't - what more needs to be said.

Rating: (4 out of 5) @ 2009-08-09

« Works for the money »

For what you pay for it, it works well. It's not sony or phillips, RCA or any other brand like that. What you expect it's a Coby....

Rating: (4 out of 5) @ 2009-05-28

« not sure »

So far all the movies I have tried to watch only show in black and white so I may have to do some setup work or something and I haven't had time to try that yet. I never had to set up any other DVD player I have had so it is sort of weird. More shall be revealed.