Product Description
Experience the ultimate in portability with the Coby(r) TF-DVD7051 7-in widescreen TFT portable tablet DVD/CD/MP3 player. The compact, portable tablet design allows you to take it anywhere. The available digital and analog AV outputs allow for use with home theater systems.
| List Price: | $109.99 |
| Price: | $89.95 |
| as of Fri, 15 Feb 2013 04:45:25 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #19196 in Home Theater
- Color: silver
- Brand: Coby
- Model: TFDVD7051
- Dimensions: 1.50" h x 7.15" w x 6.50" l, 3.65 pounds
- Display size: 7
Features
- 7" Widescreen TFT portable tablet DVD/CD/MP3 player
- DVD,DVD+R/RW, CD,CD-R/RW, JPEG and MP3 compatible parental lock control, silver
- Anti-skip circuity, dolby digital decoder, digital and analog AV outputs allow for use with home theater systems
- Audio/video input jack for video games,VCR's, or other AV sources
- Headphone jacks for private listening (x2), multiple language,
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
131 of 132 people found the following review helpful.
By DocRWM
We've owned 3 portable DVD players over the past few years. They tend to last a couple of years and for
This player is a no-name "Brand" - Coby. We got a Coby DVD player for free with a purchase a year ago and I gave it to my mother-in-law. She watches movies 3-4 nights a week with it and loves it. So, when I saw this tablet version from Coby that had all the features I wanted and was around $100, even though its a no-name brand, I bought it.
Wow, the description did not cover what comes with the player:
- remote w/ batteries
- 2 corded sets of headphones (the player has 2 headphone jacks!)
- AC power
- Car charger power cord
- headrest bag with attachments
- Cassette connector and cords for running audio through the cars audio
- A/V cords
It started right up, played without a hitch, has a nice picture, remote works like a charm, headphones both work and inserting them (in either outlet) cuts off the speakers (plus), easy controls on front, and the case is built to hold the player while revealing all the essential buttons-knobs-controls.
Only downside, so far, is that the cords are a wee but on the short side.
39 of 41 people found the following review helpful.
By Marjorie J. Glasscock
Can't be beat...even though that's exactly what my special-needs son does to it. And it lasts for at least 6 months of daily abuse. Imagine how many years of service it would provide under normal conditions. The picture is gorgeous and there is more volume available with this version than with some earlier models. It's super easy to use and comes with more accessories than you can shake a stick at! Travels great. Can't imagine anyone not loving it.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
By M. Windle
So many reviews are very new in the life of the product I thought I would give an update. I still use this player, my 8 years old son uses it and it is still everything it was in the beginning...ok myabe I should have protected the screen a little better...there are a few minor scratches but come on...thats to be expected...still fully satisfied, product is still going strong! OH not sure how this will post but this update is 12/21/10
This was just a really good deal for the money, honestly for any money as far as I can tell. I have had this since before Christmas 2008 and have not had one complaint. The accessories; 2 head phones, car jack, house jack, a TV jack, a holder for stapping to a head rest or even a visor in my truck and a remote control! I guess the only downside is the holder covers the speakers so sound is a little muffled for road use. The holder even holds it in a grocery cart for a peaceful shopping trip. OH and when you turn off the player with a movie in view it saves the place so when you hit the switch it comes right back on to the spot you left off! The only thing that would make this better is a carrying case for all the stuff! I would never pay to have one of those dvd player factory installed on my vehicle with these things around! Did I mention my 6 year old boy was operating this?
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