Difficutly reading some discs, rubbish headphones

The headphones provided are of terrible quality, if you enjoy your music you’ll want to buy a different pair. It has problems reading some discs, makes a funny noise - you simply open it and take the disc off and then back on again and it works. The MP3 feature is obviously very useful and it loads in a pretty reasonable speed. Once you’ve got some good headphones, the sound quality is very impressive.

I’ve dropped it, I’m sure it’s been to hell and back bouncing around in my bag, but it still keeps going and the batteries really do give you 40 hours of music, if not more!

Great Player! Great Price! Great Deal!

Okay, I gave into the enticement of the Digital Versatile Disc and all the extras they had to offer, but to find an equally inexpensive, but efficient player was to be the greater task. Whilst shopping around one day, I came across this magnificence and instantly fell in love - no not only with the price - but with the features that were accessible on such an economical player.

With the lion's share made of metal and front casing of plastic, the durability of the player is already a fine attribute. The picture is of an exceptionally high quality although the zoom x2 to open the widescreen/letterbox versions is more or less perfect except for the odd pixel appearing on dark colours; avoid x4 & x6 like the plague. With characteristics that also allow you to access and flee Directors Commentary without having to pause is fun indeed for the favourite scene, whereas returning to past menus is as easy as quick click of a switch. With an enormously edifying instruction booklet that demonstrates how to use this piece of electronic hardware, this DVD Player is fully idiot-proof. You can also turn off the power by hand by pressing the button on the front display, or you can simply flick the button on the handset which also keeps the time available on the LCD. The only element of the player that seems dishonour is the sound quality, that although is still cinema-sound, is still tremendously low and will need your television set notched up a bit. Complete with screensaver for all you that love to save each penny on the electricity bill, this great package also comes equipped with a small, yet findable handset that includes all the features available. Is also compatible with audio compact discs... what a deal!

Even though there have been a rumour of some DVD's not paying on some machines; I have yet to find one that fails on this player. A wonderful invention from Philips. Buy, Buy, Buy, from Amazon.co.uk Now!

Contravenlng the Trades Descriptions Act ?

The Aigo website states that this product holds"2000 songs". WELL IT DOES'NT; it only holds 500. This might be enough if they're just songs, but if you want to record audio books, you'll find it difficult to get more than two books on it, which only needs 512MB.

Volume level too limited

For the price this is a very basic item, the sound quality is disappointing I have owned £12 c.d. players with sharper sound and wider volume range, I went for this item as it had good reviews for the the jog proof function, which is actually very good, but this does not make up for the fact that the volume out put is way too low for my preferences, and the sound quality is a little fuzzy. (There is a facility to choose to limit the volume, but even with this off is too low.)

Excellent, simple, great sound

This is a superb budget player which I have still yet to get to grips with (so many features). Crisp, clear sound on the CD, excellent bass and actually makes your factory fitted speakers sound ok. Just a few of things that you should be aware of. I fitted mine in a Skoda Fabia (stop the jokes about increasing the value!) What the manual does not tell you is that you MUST switch the red and yellow wires around (the excellent Kenwood website shows you how) or your player loses its memory, same applies with all VW's. The AUX input must be switched on, again the manual is rubbish at describing how, once again go to the Kenwood website and the FAQ section for car radio's (you must also crank up the sound a touch when playing your i-pod for some reason). Finally get a radio booster from halfords (PC5-52) The Skoda factory HU has it in the player, so reception will be rubbish. But saying that, an excellent buy!