ieGeek 12.5" Portable DVD Player with 10.5" screen 📀
Description:
This portable DVD player for car journeys brings a compact player and a rotating screen together to keep passengers entertained on long trips. It offers a 10.5-inch HD swivel display, up to 5 hours of battery life according to the manufacturer, and multiple playback options for DVDs, USB sticks and SD cards, making it suitable for family travel and use with older TVs.
Key Points
The device features a 10.5-inch LCD that flips and swivels up to 270 degrees, which helps find comfortable viewing angles in tight spaces. Its anti-shake playback reduces interruptions during movement, and the built-in speakers deliver clear audio for shared listening. For private use there is a 3.5 mm headphone jack. The unit accepts a wide range of disc formats and is region free for standard DVDs, so playback is straightforward when using discs from different regions. 🚗📀
Technical Specifications
- Name: ieGeek 12.5" Portable DVD Player with 10.5" HD Swivel Screen
- Screen size: 10.5-inch LCD, 270° swivel and 180° flip
- Battery life: Up to 5 hours playback (manufacturer specification)
- Inputs and media: DVD, CD, USB, SD card (up to 32 GB), AV output for TV
- Supported formats: AVI, MPG, MPEG, VOB, FLV, RMVB for video; MP3, WMA, OGG for audio
Benefits
The combination of a rotatable screen and break-point memory means you can pause a film and resume exactly where you left off, even after power loss. Connecting to a TV via the included AV cable allows viewing on a larger screen for group watching. The inclusion of both an AC adapter and a car charger adds flexibility when using the player away from mains power. For passengers who prefer two matching displays, synchronised playback between two identical players is possible with an AV-to-AV cable. 🎧
Usage Recommendations
Place the player on a stable surface when in a vehicle, and use the anti-shake feature to reduce skip during bumpy sections. For best compatibility with external displays check the TV’s composite input rather than expecting HDMI connectivity. Consider using USB or SD media for MP3 playlists or digital video files when you prefer not to carry discs. Keep in mind that Blu-ray and Dolby discs are not supported, and video resolution from file playback is limited to 720x576 according to the specifications, which may affect sharpness on larger screens.
