Toshiba SD-2800 DVD Player

Pros: Component jacks Optical and coax audio out

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Get it, it is solidly built and delivers a great picture and sound, with all the right connections you need and a great remote.

Review: I didn't need a carousel DVD player. I am keeping my audio seperate from my TV works. For the money, this one is right on!!

1. Features: It has 4 different audio and 4 different video adjustments you can easily make with one touch of the...

Pros: Toshiba Name Brand, Plays Mp3s too

Cons: Not progressive scan

Review: What you get when you buy this DVD player is nothing but good quality. It's features are well placed leaving almost nothing to be wanted. The only problem I had was the lack of a dial on the remote for slow motion and such, but I hardly ever use...

Pros: Price

Cons: PAL discs are for Europe, not USA. This is a fatal flaw.

Review: We bought this DVD player from Toshiba. After 9 months, it spontaneously gave us the message "Not PAL Format. Insert PAL Format Disc". When we called Toshiba, they said this was impossible since they only build for Japan and the USA, who both use...

Pros: Excellent features and performance

Cons: Try getting it serviced. It is a joke.

The Bottom Line: If you lease cars and are happy. If you buy new A/V equipment every year and throw the old away - then I recommend this product.

Review: I work at a repair center and have a fat stack of the 2700-2800 series DVD players. Dozens of them that would be so easy to repair, but are cost prohibitive. We have bets placed on the target month that the stack will reach the ceiling.

If...

Pros: Endless features, Price

Cons: DVD decoder can't keep up with movie signal thus showing B&W frames in the movie.

The Bottom Line: A DVD player with a decoder that can't keep up with today's fast action movies, thus showing 'glitches' and B&W frames during high/low contrast action scenes.

Review: This DVD player has been exceptional for the last year until now! By watching DVD movies as much as I have, you begin to notice 'glitches' in the system. The problem arises when you watch DVD movies with fast moving, high contrast-then dark action...

Pros: Dialog-enhancer, zoom, controls on unit & remote, mp3 decoder

Cons: No power switch. VCD only, No SVCD or DVD RAM support, no hdtv support

The Bottom Line: Exceptional features, zoom and dialog enhancement. Full set of controls on unit and on remote. Display can be selected or dimmed. NTSC only.

Review: I purchased this machine as a second player for my living room when I finally got tired of unhooking my other player to move it to a different tv all the time.

When I started shopping for my second player, I looked for two features that I...

Pros: This player has just about every possible A/V output jack and superb playback quality.

Cons: No progressive video support or MP3 Directory support.

The Bottom Line: This unit is a must have for any middle to upper end home entertainment system.

Review: I bought this unit at a local Video Only via the salesperson's recommendation. I was impressed by the feature list, ease of use, and performance:

FEATURES

Component out Video: Red, Green, Blue independent streams for color...

Pros: inexpensive, worked fine for a year or two, "memory" after shut-down

Cons: broke down, cheap mechanical parts

Review: I've had a Toshiba 32" TV for almost 8 years and it's been nearly perfect, except for the Picture in Picture conking out a while back. (I get around that by using my VCR as my picture in picture...and that works just fine.)

So I figured,...

Pros: Inexpensive first time DVD Player for those just getting into the DVD swing.

Cons: None for our limited use

The Bottom Line: For the beginner into DVD land, this machine has quality, clarity, and price behind it. A sure thing when you are on a tight budget and like good things.

Review: Ok, it's been several years since DVD players came out, but after buying a new home and living on a tight budget, we were restricted to reviewing our old VHS tapes for entertainment. Our first hint at needing a DVD player is when Lord of the Rings...