Toshiba SDP2600 8.90 in. Portable DVD Player
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- Number of Discs: 1
- Weight: 4 lb.
- Progressive Scan: With Progressive Scan
- Playable Disk Types: DVD Video VCD DVD-R DVD Audio CD (Audio) CD-R CD-RW
- Screen Size: 8.90 inch
- Playable File Formats: MP3
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Good for the money and car travel
Pros
Includes remote control, car adapter, 2hr-battery. Large screen with bright colors, high pixel count.
Cons
Max volume low, Cannot play some disks, Disk spinner noisy, Short car adapter cord.
Recommended it?
Yes
The light, slender, Toshiba 2600 in May 04 enchanted our kids during our drive from Virginia to Florida, and back. The 2600 comes with everything in the box including a car adapter. The two headphone jacks give plenty of volume for the twin's headphones, which I bought separately.
*The 2600 has great color, a high pixel count, and controls on the unit--do not need the remote--like volume and fast-forward.
Unfortunately, the 2600 has some drawbacks. The car adapter cord is so short that going from the dash to the unit hanging off the front seats is a bit of stretch.
*Without the headphones, max volume is audible but not loud, while highway driving.
*The 2600 plays only about 30% of the DVDs while highway driving. In the house, however, the 2600 plays all ten of our children's DVDs except for a cheap Chinese copy of Lady and the Tramp, which works in my $75 non-portable DVD player.
*Disks spin loudly in the 2600. The volume must be set to about 3/4 max--without headphones--to overcome the sound of the spinning disk.
*The 2600 has great color, a high pixel count, and controls on the unit--do not need the remote--like volume and fast-forward.
Unfortunately, the 2600 has some drawbacks. The car adapter cord is so short that going from the dash to the unit hanging off the front seats is a bit of stretch.
*Without the headphones, max volume is audible but not loud, while highway driving.
*The 2600 plays only about 30% of the DVDs while highway driving. In the house, however, the 2600 plays all ten of our children's DVDs except for a cheap Chinese copy of Lady and the Tramp, which works in my $75 non-portable DVD player.
*Disks spin loudly in the 2600. The volume must be set to about 3/4 max--without headphones--to overcome the sound of the spinning disk.
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