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Exclusive Satisfaction Rating: 80% Based on 13 reviews.
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Search eBay for this item. Package Dimensions (in inches): 3.7 x 12.28 x 10.8
Package Weight: 3.98 pounds
Item Dimensions (in inches): 1 x 6 x 9
Item Weight: 3.98 pounds
Other Details
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Audiovox
Color: Silver
Display Size: 10.2, Array
EAN: 0044476032424
Feature: Flip-open portable DVD player with 10.2-inch widescreen LCD, Includes cigarette lighter power adapter, Compatible with CD-R/RW discs with burned MP3 and JPEG files; Secure Digital/MMC memory card reader, Sega game controller input jack, Dual headphone jacks, full-featured remote control
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Audiovox
Manufacturer: Audiovox
Model: D2016
MPN: D2016
Publisher: Audiovox
Studio: Audiovox
UPC: 044476032424
Variation: Silver
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Editorial/Description:Product Description: Audiovox became a pioneer in the wireless industry, selling its first vehicle-installed wireless telephones in 1984 as a natural expansion of its automotive aftermarket business. Its extensive distribution network and its long-standing industry relationships have allowed Audiovox to benefit from growing market opportunities in the wireless industry and to exploit niches in the consumer electronics business.PRODUCT FEATURES:16: 9 Aspect Ratio;Two Headphone Jacks;E-port/Game port;SD/MMC Slot;USB Slot;Built-In Stereo Speakers;Plays DVD, CD, MP3, CDR, CDR/W and Picture CD;High Capacity Rechargeable Battery;"Credit Card" size Wireless Remote;Complete Cabling with Car Adapter. Amazon.com Product Description: Keep the kids--or yourself--entertained on long trips with the Audiovox D2016 slim-line portable DVD player, featuring a flip-open 10.2-inch LCD with a widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio. It also offers dual headphone jacks for two viewers (without having to buy a cable splitter), an E-Port for connecting a game console, and a Secure Digital/MMC memory card reader (for viewing image slide shows and playing MP3 digital audio). In addition to playing standard DVD movie and CD audio discs, it's also compatible with playing CD-R/RW discs that have been burned with MP3 audio files and JPEG pictures. Other features include a high-capacity rechargeable battery, built-in speakers, full-featured credit card-sized remote control, and car power adapter. What's in the Box
Portable DVD player, remote control, AC adapter, car DC adapter, printed operating instructions
Customer Reviews:
Unit ceased functioning less than 1 week after warranty expired
December 30, 2008
I read existing reviews for this product and was impressed by them. They indicated that the sound was excellent, picture was excellent. However, I now feel that I was merely paying for portable DVD use for 3 months -- the length of warranty. It cost me $50 per month to have a portable DVD player available. We also have an Audiovox dual car DVD player system. It jumps repeatedly and will quit playing if the cords connecting the two players are touched. I will not purchase an AudioVox product again in the future. Their quality leaves a lot to be desired.
Battery life shorter than Audiovox claimed
December 15, 2008
The image and sound are good, but the life of the new battery is only 1.5 hours instead of Audiovox claimed "at least 2.5 hours", hardly to cover a normal movie.
Audiovox DVD Player
November 23, 2008
Very good DVD player, works as expected, arrived within time frame. I'm very happy with this purchase
Item stops working
(5 of 6 Found this Helpful)
March 23, 2008
I was pleased with this product until stopped working 3 weeks after I bought it. Of course, the seller only guarantees it for 10 days and only if you keep the original packaging. The seller offered to take the product back and replace it for me only if I promised to take down my negative review and only if I had the original packaging. They claimed they could not send it to audiovox without the original packaging but meanwhile audiovox assured me that I could send it to them with no problem in another box. That is ridiculous and I advise everyone to not buy this product or anything from this vendor. I had to pay more money to send it back to audiovox and who knows if they will fix it or what. This has been a huge hassle and I am never buying from an amazon vendor again.
NO MANUAL...REFERBISHED AND SCRATCHED UP
(1 of 4 Found this Helpful)
November 11, 2007
I bought this for my daughter so she could play DVD's for my grandson who is stuck in his seat looking backwards and who gets very tired of seeing nobody and being strapped in a car seat like a crash dummy. I figured it would work to entertain him while my daughter drove him around to wherever.
I knew that it was refurbished, but I have bought refurbished before on line and that usually means somebody changed their minds and sent it back for no real good reason, and I have been very successful at finding decent stuff this way and not paying full retail for it.
This DVD came poorly packaged with no bubble wrap to protect it. Got lucky tho and it was packaged well enough to survive the trip. However it came with NO INSTRUCTION MANUAL, AND THE CASE WAS SCRATCHED UP SO IT WAS WELL USED, OF THIS I AM SURE. So all the talk of being "factory" refurbished was not actual. So far it has worked fine, tho the sound doesn't appear to be very loud. I am sure the head phones will be sufficient for most people who are not trying to entertain a 11 month old while in a car seat. Now if I can only figure out what all these buttons and switchs are for....maybe Audiovox has a website to download a manual...I will just have to search around and see. For $150, It should have been included in the package. I bought from a company called: Tech for Less LLC, thru amazon....
1610 Garden of the Gods, Suite 100
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
And for crying out loud, put some bubble wrap around this fragile electronics when it gets shipped...fire the shipping clerks who are too stupid to do it right.
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