Sony DVP-FX820 8-Inch Portable DVD Player, Black

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Take the cinema on the road. Watch your favorite DVDs anytime you want with the DVP-FX820 portable DVD player. Boasting a swivel screen and rugged design, this device is perfect for people on the go. Watch movies anytime and anywhere you want with Sony's cool DVP-FX820 Portable DVD Player. With a 6-hour battery life, an 8" high-resolution swivel screen that provides a clear and crisp picture from any angle, 2 headphone jacks for sharing, and a car adapter that ensures your movies outlast even the longest road trip. The FX820 plays your CDs or MP3s, and lets you view your personal photo albums. Control buttons are located on the screen bezel for ease of use. Skipping or fast-forwarding a scene is so easy to do, either with the control buttons or with the dual-sensor remote control. This portable DVD player is so lightweight and compact that you can carry it anywhere you go. Control Buttons on Screen Bezel dts Output Dolby Digital Multiple Disc Resume On Screen Display Disc Capacity Background Graphics Ports - 1 RCA Audio Input with Line Input/Output Select(TM) Switch, 1 RCA Audio Output with Line Input/Output Select(TM) Switch, 1 Composite Video Input with Line Input/Output Select(TM) Switch, 1 Composite Video Output with Line Input/Output Select(TM) Switch, 1 Optical Audio Digital Output, and 2 Headphone Outputs (Side)
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • 8" LCD Widescreen Monitor
  • High-Resolution (800 x 480 resolution)
  • 180 Swivel and Flip monitor
  • Up to 6 Hour of Battery Life
  • Dual Sensor for Remote Control
  • BatteriesIncluded: 1
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Sony
  • Color: Black
  • EAN: 0027242735163
  • FormFactor: Portable
  • IsAutographed: 0
  • IsMemorabilia: 0
  • Label: Sony
  • Manufacturer: Sony
  • Model: DVP-FX820
  • MPN: DVP-FX820
  • NumberOfItems: 1
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: DVD_PLAYER_OR_RECORDER
  • Publisher: Sony
  • ReleaseDate: 2008-02-29
  • Studio: Sony
  • UPC: 027242735163
  • Warranty: 1 year warranty

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Customer Reviews

Vary bad sound2008-11-22
Good video, but sound really ugly. Speakers are useless - 1950 telephone was producing better sound. There is no way to adjust sound characteristics (bass/treble), or I was not able find the way of doing this after month of experimenting. Average $20 CD player has at least "bass boost", not sating about more sophisticated tuning (especially Sony products).

Fortunately, I have full drawer of headphones, and I was able to select one that provides good compromise between low and end.
Very sharp Portable DVD Player from Sony2008-11-20
The Sony Portable DVD player is a very sharp-looking product with excellent image and sound. After much research, I think I made the right purchase!
GREAT Portable DVD2008-11-19
I purchased this dvd player in both red and white and am VERY impressed with it - especially for the price. The screen is great and large enough, very clear and sharp resolution. The cases are a pretty color and the battery life was also great. I watched a movie for 3 hours and only 1 of the 3 battery life bars was gone. I love the swivel feature and the ability to fold it up! Highly recommend!! Also - a LIFE SAVER for a 21 month old on a plane. Hello Little Einsteins and Backyardigans...
Perfect portable dvd player2008-11-18
I just received this dvd player in the mail about 2 hours ago (which consequently came very fast, and it was free shipping through amazon) and I couldn't be happier; the picture quality is great and the sound is great to. I bought this as a gift for my wife and I know she will love it. I originally wasn't planning on spending this much ($150.00) for a portable dvd player but after reading the reviews on cheaper models and comparing to the more high end I thought that might be a mistake and I didn't want to throw my money away on something that might not last long. I am very particular about what I spend my money on, especially when in comes to electronics, and I did a ton of research before I made the decision to buy this dvd player. If you are in the market for a portable dvd player I would definitely recommend this product. I just finished watching a movie on it and it was great.
I love this DVD player!!2008-11-17
This DVD is small so it is easy to travel with and the screen is big enough to see easily. Great price, too.
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