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Audiovox D1988PK 9-Inch Slim Line Portable DVD Player with Bonus Headphones and Car Kit

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Audiovox D1988PK 9-Inch Slim Line Portable DVD Player with Bonus Headphones and Car Kit

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Audiovox D1988PK 9-Inch Slim Line Portable DVD Player with Bonus Headphones and Car Kit

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the headphones and a small stack of movies (in CaseLogic sleeves). My primary complaint is that the design of the player is such that the piece of material designed to support the bottom of the player (secondary support) covers the remote control receiver. So we had to undo that portion of the support, leaving only the strap across the hinge of the player, which admittedly worked fine. If I was doing a lot of moving around with the player (e.g., airport) I'm not sure that I would completely trust the case to hold the player in as it's not that securely held. Battery: I followed all the instructions regarding charging the battery and we used it almost exclusively with the AC adapter in the car. However, after the first trip we noticed that the battery no longer held a charge - zero. In the beginning, when we turned off the car (cutting the AC power) the player would keep going. But on the second long trip, the player just cut off immediately when the car was turned off. I called Audiovox today, and to their credit, it was extremely easy to speak to a human (~1 minute on hold) and she was very helpful and said, since it's still under warranty (only 90 days) they would send me a pre-paid shipping label to send it back for repair/replacement. That's still pending, so there's still plenty of opportunity for their rating to get demoted. Overall, it's been a good purchase (assuming the warranty claim works out satisfactorily). Definitely a good value for what we needed. I'll certainly update this if the claim doesn't pan out well.

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Audiovox D1988PK 9-Inch Slim Line Portable DVD Player with Bonus Headphones and Car Kit

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the headphones and a small stack of movies (in CaseLogic sleeves). My primary complaint is that the design of the player is such that the piece of material designed to support the bottom of the player (secondary support) covers the remote control receiver. So we had to undo that portion of the support, leaving only the strap across the hinge of the player, which admittedly worked fine. If I was doing a lot of moving around with the player (e.g., airport) I'm not sure that I would completely trust the case to hold the player in as it's not that securely held. Battery: I followed all the instructions regarding charging the battery and we used it almost exclusively with the AC adapter in the car. However, after the first trip we noticed that the battery no longer held a charge - zero. In the beginning, when we turned off the car (cutting the AC power) the player would keep going. But on the second long trip, the player just cut off immediately when the car was turned off. I called Audiovox today, and to their credit, it was extremely easy to speak to a human (~1 minute on hold) and she was very helpful and said, since it's still under warranty (only 90 days) they would send me a pre-paid shipping label to send it back for repair/replacement. That's still pending, so there's still plenty of opportunity for their rating to get demoted. Overall, it's been a good purchase (assuming the warranty claim works out satisfactorily). Definitely a good value for what we needed. I'll certainly update this if the claim doesn't pan out well.

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Audiovox D1988PK 9-Inch Slim Line Portable DVD Player with Bonus Headphones and Car Kit

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the headphones and a small stack of movies (in CaseLogic sleeves). My primary complaint is that the design of the player is such that the piece of material designed to support the bottom of the player (secondary support) covers the remote control receiver. So we had to undo that portion of the support, leaving only the strap across the hinge of the player, which admittedly worked fine. If I was doing a lot of moving around with the player (e.g., airport) I'm not sure that I would completely trust the case to hold the player in as it's not that securely held. Battery: I followed all the instructions regarding charging the battery and we used it almost exclusively with the AC adapter in the car. However, after the first trip we noticed that the battery no longer held a charge - zero. In the beginning, when we turned off the car (cutting the AC power) the player would keep going. But on the second long trip, the player just cut off immediately when the car was turned off. I called Audiovox today, and to their credit, it was extremely easy to speak to a human (~1 minute on hold) and she was very helpful and said, since it's still under warranty (only 90 days) they would send me a pre-paid shipping label to send it back for repair/replacement. That's still pending, so there's still plenty of opportunity for their rating to get demoted. Overall, it's been a good purchase (assuming the warranty claim works out satisfactorily). Definitely a good value for what we needed. I'll certainly update this if the claim doesn't pan out well.

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Audiovox D1988PK 9-Inch Slim Line Portable DVD Player with Bonus Headphones and Car Kit

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the headphones and a small stack of movies (in CaseLogic sleeves). My primary complaint is that the design of the player is such that the piece of material designed to support the bottom of the player (secondary support) covers the remote control receiver. So we had to undo that portion of the support, leaving only the strap across the hinge of the player, which admittedly worked fine. If I was doing a lot of moving around with the player (e.g., airport) I'm not sure that I would completely trust the case to hold the player in as it's not that securely held. Battery: I followed all the instructions regarding charging the battery and we used it almost exclusively with the AC adapter in the car. However, after the first trip we noticed that the battery no longer held a charge - zero. In the beginning, when we turned off the car (cutting the AC power) the player would keep going. But on the second long trip, the player just cut off immediately when the car was turned off. I called Audiovox today, and to their credit, it was extremely easy to speak to a human (~1 minute on hold) and she was very helpful and said, since it's still under warranty (only 90 days) they would send me a pre-paid shipping label to send it back for repair/replacement. That's still pending, so there's still plenty of opportunity for their rating to get demoted. Overall, it's been a good purchase (assuming the warranty claim works out satisfactorily). Definitely a good value for what we needed. I'll certainly update this if the claim doesn't pan out well.

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Audiovox D1988PK 9-Inch Slim Line Portable DVD Player with Bonus Headphones and Car Kit

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the headphones and a small stack of movies (in CaseLogic sleeves). My primary complaint is that the design of the player is such that the piece of material designed to support the bottom of the player (secondary support) covers the remote control receiver. So we had to undo that portion of the support, leaving only the strap across the hinge of the player, which admittedly worked fine. If I was doing a lot of moving around with the player (e.g., airport) I'm not sure that I would completely trust the case to hold the player in as it's not that securely held. Battery: I followed all the instructions regarding charging the battery and we used it almost exclusively with the AC adapter in the car. However, after the first trip we noticed that the battery no longer held a charge - zero. In the beginning, when we turned off the car (cutting the AC power) the player would keep going. But on the second long trip, the player just cut off immediately when the car was turned off. I called Audiovox today, and to their credit, it was extremely easy to speak to a human (~1 minute on hold) and she was very helpful and said, since it's still under warranty (only 90 days) they would send me a pre-paid shipping label to send it back for repair/replacement. That's still pending, so there's still plenty of opportunity for their rating to get demoted. Overall, it's been a good purchase (assuming the warranty claim works out satisfactorily). Definitely a good value for what we needed. I'll certainly update this if the claim doesn't pan out well.

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Audiovox D1988PK 9-Inch Slim Line Portable DVD Player with Bonus Headphones and Car Kit

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the headphones and a small stack of movies (in CaseLogic sleeves). My primary complaint is that the design of the player is such that the piece of material designed to support the bottom of the player (secondary support) covers the remote control receiver. So we had to undo that portion of the support, leaving only the strap across the hinge of the player, which admittedly worked fine. If I was doing a lot of moving around with the player (e.g., airport) I'm not sure that I would completely trust the case to hold the player in as it's not that securely held. Battery: I followed all the instructions regarding charging the battery and we used it almost exclusively with the AC adapter in the car. However, after the first trip we noticed that the battery no longer held a charge - zero. In the beginning, when we turned off the car (cutting the AC power) the player would keep going. But on the second long trip, the player just cut off immediately when the car was turned off. I called Audiovox today, and to their credit, it was extremely easy to speak to a human (~1 minute on hold) and she was very helpful and said, since it's still under warranty (only 90 days) they would send me a pre-paid shipping label to send it back for repair/replacement. That's still pending, so there's still plenty of opportunity for their rating to get demoted. Overall, it's been a good purchase (assuming the warranty claim works out satisfactorily). Definitely a good value for what we needed. I'll certainly update this if the claim doesn't pan out well.