17.5" Portable DVD Player with 15.6" Large HD Screen, 6 Hours Rechargeable Battery, Support USB/SD Card/Sync TV and Multiple Disc Formats, High Volume Speaker,Black

br>br>Plus, my work and personal laptops don't have DVD drives, and I often need to keep my computers running and working while watching a movie. As a result, I made the decision to purchase a portable DVD/Multimedia player. br>br>This Funcher model stood out primarily due to the larger 15. Screen size is 6 inches. The screen's resolution of 1280 x 800 isn't up to par with high-end displays. It's not as high-end as some other tablets, but it's high-definition and ideal for watching movies. I also liked how it supported so many different file types: CD, DVD, and DVD R(-) are all examples of optical discs. R), DVD RW(-), DVD RW(-), DVD RW(-), DVD VCD, SVCD-RW, VCD-RW, VCD-RW, VCD-RW CD-R(RW), R(RW), R(RW), R(RW R(RW). In addition, multi-tasking Use the USB input or the SD card slot to play VOB, AVI, MPEG, MP3, WMA, and JPEG video files. br>br>I expected this DVD/Multimedia player to be large, but I was still surprised by its size, which resembles a 15" laptop without the keyboard, thanks to Funcher's use of plastic for the case and lid. Both have a little flex to them, but they're both sturdy enough. I like how the top lid has a brushed finish; aside from looking like brushed aluminum, the texture will help keep fingerprints at bay. br>br>I spent a minute or so in the set-up area after charging the DVD/Multimedia player and installing two AA batteries in the remote. I went through the menus and double-checked that all of the viewing and sound options were correct before diving into the first film. I must say that the image and sound quality are excellent. The screen is bright, crisp, and clear, with wide viewing angles. It rotates up and down as well as back and forth with ease, thanks to a single center hinge. br>br>I was also surprised to notice how little LED light bled around the screen's edges. On dark scenes, I can see a sliver of light at the bottom left of the screen, but not enough to be distracting. The DVD player's stereo sound is also quite good. br>br> With the volume set to midrange, I can still watch and hear a movie across a noisy kitchen. br>br>The DVD player can be easily controlled with either the DVD player's buttons or the remote control. The menus and options are well-organized and simple to navigate and select; however, the small remote's buttons are not backlit and are a little cluttered. If you plan on using this DVD player in complete darkness, keep a light nearby to see the buttons, or use a backlit universal remote instead. br>br>One of the features that impresses me is that when you turn the DVD/Multimedia player off and back on, the DVD resumes where you left off. br>br>I've also listened to CDs on this DVD player. Obviously, the sound quality of this DVD player does not compare to that of a full-fledged stereo system, but it is still quite good. I can also turn off the LCD while listening to music to save battery life. br>br>I've only recently started using this DVD/Multimedia player, but I'm very pleased with it so far. I'm looking forward to taking it on the road with me. (A 12- A volt charger is included in the package. ) I'm also excited to see what multimedia options are available. I'll update this review once I've completed it.

Lilian Jackson

| May 12, 2021

I was surprised to learn that portable DVD players were available in sizes ranging from 15 to 18 inches. Screen size is 6 inches. I narrowed my choices down to two players after some research: This one, as well as another well-known DVD player, were both sold on Amazon. I bought both units, but chose this one because of the following benefits: br>br> Larger battery (5000mAh vs. 4000mAh in the other unit)br> Slightly larger viewing screen (15. 5" vs. 14. 5" in the other unit)br> 6” vs. 4")br> Smaller measurements (17. 5” vs. 9")br> More logical key layoutbr> Case less prone to fingerprints (this unit is more textured, whereas the other unit has a polished case)br>br>Both players were priced similarly, so price was not a factor. Both had a 1280 x 800 HD resolution. What was interesting, however, was that each player had a unique feature that appealed to them. This unit had a Game USB port, and after some searching, I was able to locate a game controller on Amazon that came with games. The games are mostly old NES games, but there are a few new ones as well. This one became more versatile than just watching DVDs as a result of it. The other player had a feature that claimed to be able to copy DVDs. I was never able to make it work, so it was returned to me. When you plug this player into a television, it turns off its internal speakers, which is a great feature. My smaller DVD player would play through both the internal and external speakers at the same time, which was extremely inconvenient. br>br>It is also large, which is a nice feature. Really, really big! It's a significant upgrade from my previous DVD player. br>br>I've had this DVD player for about two weeks now, and I've watched videos on it almost every night. The battery life appears to be adequate, though I have not tested to see if I am getting the advertised 6 hours. The low battery warning will flash, indicating that the internal battery is low, but I was still able to watch a full video before the battery died completely. br>br>The purchase was well worth it.

Carolina ROBSON

| Jul 24, 2021

It's one of the best purchases I've ever made. I bought the Boifun DVD Player on November 30, 2019, and I've only used it a few times since then. In 2015, I purchased a Sylvania product that was similar to this one. The Boifun is unquestionably a superior product, and I ordered a replacement after the previous one (the Sylvania) began to fail. The Sylvania machine's controls were broken, the remote was difficult to operate, the player machinery was loud, and the battery life was poor. I was unsure about purchasing another player, but I'm glad I did. The Boifun is much more effective. The remote, which works when simply pointed at the unit (unlike the Sylvania), the player itself runs more smoothly and quietly (though I did have to adjust the speaker controls to get it as quiet as I wanted), and the battery life is incredible (especially when compared to the Sylvania). The Boifun's battery life is listed as 6 hours, but I was able to get 7 hours and 35 minutes out of it the first time I used it. A low battery light appears in the upper right corner of the screen at 6 hours and 19 minutes to alert you, but the machine actually ran for a little more than an hour after that. The Boifun's volume is far superior to the Sylvania's, which was always far too quiet. Even when the player was across the room, I never had to turn up the volume on the Boifun to full. The controls are simple to use, and the image quality is excellent. I'm very pleased with the Boifun DVD Player and expect it to serve me well for many years. I was given a gift in exchange for a review, and I would have given it a so-so or poor rating if I thought it was justified, but I can't think of anything wrong with the Boifun player. My positive review accurately reflects my thoughts on this product.

Cassandra Fleming

| Mar 02, 2021