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Question: I want a DVD player with zoom - do you have one in Amazon?
Document: My DVD player just stopped working right around the holidays. I did not want to spend a lot of money, and I wanted one ASAP. I trust the Sony name, so I purchased this model...small, inexpensive, and I knew Amazon would ship it out quickly. It was delivered within three days, and it was so easy to install, I had it out of the box, installed and was watching a movie on it within ten minutes.
I was using decent component cables with it. The menus are awful to navigate. Trying to adjust the color was like a riddle. No excuse, Sony! My other huge gripe is that the zoom feature has to be set before you start a movie. You cannot zoom in and out during a movie. (Usually you want to zoom during a movie, once you see how it fits your screen, etc) It also displays a small magnifying glass on the screen when zoomed.
Luckily, my Sony TV has the option to switch via one button on the remote from normal to full to wide.Unfortunately, the zoom is limited to 2x or 4x, without multiple screen sizes, nor a manual adjustment. The 2x will zoom up the older wide screen movies that are in the older narrow format, like Nixon. Plus, the zoom icon stays on the screen - (Con)The Sony DVD player seems hit and miss on playing damaged DVDs.
Many DVD players in this price range don't have the display on the front of the unit, but this one displays the times. And there's plenty to choose from-chapter elapse, chapter remain, title elapsed, title remain.... The unit is very small and will fit just about anywhere. It has many features, but some have to be accessed through the setup menu, such as A-B repeat and zoom. There are no buttons on the remote for them.
This is a nice, inexpensive DVD player. If you just want to watch DVDs and are not really into all the bells and whistles of some of the more expensive models, this one will do just fine. It's great for an office environment, which is where I am using mine.
Seems like a nice DVD player, but just stopped working after 11 months.The Sony Warranty isn't helpful--they want 30 dollars so they can send me a refurbished one (w/o a warranty I assume).
In brief: It does what I want a DVD-player to do, and at a great price.Why I gave it 5 stars: We usually don't watch an entire DVD in one sitting, so a player's ability to "remember" where it was after being turned off/on is crucial to us. This one does that.
Well, it was a nice DVD player while it lasted, until one day a DVD went in and did not ever want to come out. The next DVD player I get I want to look something more like a clamshell, with no chance of the drawer ever refusing to open again.
Had I known that, I still might have purchased it, because of the price - but if I'd found one that allowed me to fast forward through previews for just slightly more $, I probably would have chosen that. I'd say this is fine if you just want an extra DVD player & won't use it often.
I was looking for a cheap, easy DVD player to replace one that died in our home. I was surprised to see, after it came, what a nice player in was!Pros:Looks nice, easy to use, lots of options for playback on the remote. Can read discs with small scratches without a problem.Cons:Turns on and off rather slowly, which is frustrating when you want to switch discs!
Answer: I have the Samsung E360 DVD player with zoom in stock.