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Question: This DVD is region free ? I live in Brasil !
Document: The unit itself, was labeled as "Region Free", unfortunately it won't play half of my DVD's. You get a "wrong region error" Also when I called Amazon about this, they said the company "BetterStuff LowerPrice" never has the same items, so its almost impossible to get it replaced. You must return it and find another retailer. This is the worst customer service from Amazon I have ever had.
Makes it difficult to research/assess quality levels (which I suspect is quite low)--aside from these reviews on amazon--and is another major red-flag that I initially chose to ignore (unfortunately).I'm not surprised that some of these units work for people, but I also suspect that the defect rate is quite high, and would be surprised if any robust level of testing was done on these, given the rock-bottom price, no-name manufacturer, and alluring "region-free" feature.
I ended up picking up a couple of 12V cigarette lighter-style adapters from Advanced Auto Parts, and manually wired these to the units' power cords, after which I as able to successfully power the units (without having to tap into the fuse box).Obviously, issue #1 above was the deal-breaker, as we simply couldn't play *any* of our DVDs due to the "wrong region" error code. I was somewhat leery when I read "region-free" in the product title, as in my experience this usually means somewhat suspect quality/compatibility when it comes coupled with this price-point + a nameless overseas manufacturer.
The only issue we have this that they are a little loose and lean back but my husband said that it is just a quick adjustment to fix. Also once the headrest is zipped up, you cannot really tell any difference from a regular headrest outside the car (good to know in case you live or work in a high crime area! ).Once my husband explained how to put the same movie on both headrests (it's a matter of hitting one button), I had no issue starting up the DVD players for both kids.
They work well but one screen has 2 stuck pixels and one dead one. I live in Canada so in order to return these I would have to make two more trips to the USA so I am stuck with these.
I read another reviewer's answer that his product came with a small piece of paper that explained how to change the region...I unfortunately received no such paper, and there was no mention of region setting in the instruction pamphlet. I did play with the TV setting, which defaulted to PAL, and tried both NTSC and Auto settings, to no avail. I cycled through all menu settings multiple times looking for something that might apply to the region setting, and tried several different combinations of things, but found nothing that worked.
Perhaps this is simply due to a packaging error...but, if you're selling to the North American market, my view is that the product needs to come pre-setup in the right region from the get-go...Issue #2 (flaky remote and low-quality interface buttons) was not a total deal-breaker for me, but did lead to way too much time spent on unnecessary debugging. One of the units would not consistently respond to remote commands at all, which made it impossible to access the setup menu until many power cycles later when I finally had a successful attempt at getting the menu up via the remote.
I installed the item, but ran out of daylight so I couldn't wire it in and haven't tested the system, however, I decided after driving with the unit installed to return it. In my Honda Accord, the head rest sits back farther than the factory installed headrests, so much that I'm concerned that if there were to be any type of impact (I do live in Houston, after all) that there wouldn't be adequate head support for the front seat passengers.After considering my alternatives, I decided to go with the type that strap on to the factory headrests to avoid safety issues.
My husband, an electrical engineer, just worked hours installing these (into a Kia Sportage) for our 3 day trip to FL. Neither player worked. Pretty disappointing and horribly frustrating.Update: More detailed update from my husband:"I'll chalk this up to "shoulda known better", as being an electrical engineer with experience supporting consumer electronics products, this product had many red flags that I initially chose to ignore, as I was lured in by the price and the wide array of purported features.The main reasons for my dissatisfaction and my motion to promptly return these are:1) "Wrong Region" error codes when attempting to play all DVDs we attempted (3 recent, NTSC-formatted DVDs purchased at Target for the kids)2) Very flaky remote control and low-quality interface buttons which made it difficult to reliably control the unitsAdditionally, I was disappointed by:- Having to manually wire the power cable to a 12V car adapter, whereas the product description indicated that the adapter would be provided (at least, that is how I read it).
I would highly recommend this product to anyone wanting individual DVD players for their vehicle.
Answer: I haven't tried any other region dvds yet to try it out.  But it does say it's region free in the description.