Great bargain for a reasonable DVD player- red colour only. The black and blue models are still £32. This was on shelf in electrics section- yellow label reduced but they had 4 left. Looks like they are continuing to get rid of old or unpopular lines. Here is description for anybody interested:
7'' swivel Portable DVD Player in red. 1. Up to 2 hrs battery life 2. DVD, DVD-R/W, VCD, CD, CD-R/W compatible 3. Car Adaptor/charger 4. Mains Adaptor 5. Built in speaker 6. Headphones.
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Helpful567 to alexc648
28 May 178#8
Yes and they can also be used when you do not have an internet connection.
They can also be used abroad when on holiday to watch movies when your hotel internet connection is too slow (and the wrong region) for netflix
Alasdair91
28 May 175#9
I remember the days when these things used to cost £199.99!
alexc648
28 May 175#7
Are dvds what netflix used to come on?
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amour3k
31 May 17#39
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, to the pair of you!, hmmmmmmmmmmm,, loooool. :-D
sinxa
29 May 172#37
Confirmed, 4k OLED screen
BristolBillyBob to sinxa
30 May 17#38
Vestel, though. :disappointed:
ezzer72
29 May 17#36
If only tablets and laptops had a way of storing video so you could watch offline...maybe someday.
alexc648
28 May 175#7
Are dvds what netflix used to come on?
Helpful567 to alexc648
28 May 178#8
Yes and they can also be used when you do not have an internet connection.
They can also be used abroad when on holiday to watch movies when your hotel internet connection is too slow (and the wrong region) for netflix
amour3k to alexc648
29 May 17#35
I'm pretty sure that via the criteria on Netflix's own Terms and Conditions, IF your unable to have any notable Internet Connection near you or whatever?, but yet still feel you want/require their Movie 'services'?, they're still able to send them Movies out to you via the DVD Format still ... (like LoveFilm STILL does). :-)
ismaildeals123
28 May 171#19
very ancient technology lol
amour3k to ismaildeals123
29 May 17#34
Depends on your personal preference, your personal needs, and/or your own definition of ancient too really?.
I don't see toooooo many Portable Blu-Ray Players knocking about anywhere? (be it for £50?, £100+?, or otherwise?), buy yet the Blu-Ray Technology has been knocking about now for the best part of at LEAST 5+ years?, so .....
Again, depends on your interpretation, etc etc right?. :-)
amour3k
29 May 17#33
If I can locate any of them, I'll bare that advice in mind also, thanx. :-)
jfowler
28 May 17#12
10 bucks for a dvd player?! Gosh! :smiley:
amour3k to jfowler
29 May 17#32
Tell me about it?.
I want one! (or 2?) too, lol. :-)
Tanweeralqarni
28 May 171#28
Zombies come. Power plant workers run. Electricity is gone. This means netflix is gone. Then you'll feel guilty. You should've bought the dvd.
amour3k to Tanweeralqarni
29 May 171#31
Not everything done on a Tablet has to be done purely in an 'online' fashion? (I use my Tablet's in both online, and offline modes, and in both capacities, they work perfectly respectably?, so ..... ) lol.
Whereas I use my Portable DVD Players in purely offline mode only, and they comfortably work very well via that method only/also?.
But yeh, I hear what your saying though. :-)
adz2010
28 May 17#11
Good-ish deal if you don't own a tablet
amour3k to adz2010
29 May 17#30
?
There's pro's and con's with either/both really?, so you can't really directly compare?.
And besides which, if you hit it right, the OP's Portable DVD Player Deal is only £10!.
Try hitting a Tablet for the same price? (be it a half decent one, or otherwise ... )
amour3k
29 May 17#29
Put that somewhere in your Deal please?. :-)
gamblor
28 May 171#27
Can't argue with the price, and won't vote on the deal, but have to think a £35 Amazon tablet onto thigh you can rip all your DVDs would be more versatile.
DavidL
28 May 17#26
None in Asda Living Bristol
shaney2k
28 May 171#25
2 hour battery life :disappointed:
Alasdair91
28 May 175#9
I remember the days when these things used to cost £199.99!
turbohat to Alasdair91
28 May 171#24
I still have a Panasonic one I paid £599 for, plus the extended battery that was £99.
hass123
28 May 17#23
Damn I thought this was a portable PlayStation one :disappointed:
BristolBillyBob
28 May 172#22
Wait, is 'up to 2 hours battery life' a typo? So you'll struggle to get through a whole film? Crikey. Guess this isn't really designed as a portable. Still, a tenner is a tenner, so have a wee dram of warmth. :smiley:
kev_u8701r
28 May 17#21
You can download films from Netflix and not have to cart around a bunch of dvds
Moo117
28 May 17#20
None in Asda Kettering, just the black one at £32
sinxa
28 May 17#18
Very good price
Andysan
28 May 17#17
There was one of these in the Coventry/Binley Asda Home behind the Morissons earlier this week. Also a Philips 3d Blu Ray player for £19 (which I bought).
michellemccrea2
28 May 171#15
michellemccrea2 to michellemccrea2
28 May 171#16
armaan1235
28 May 17#14
Which store
C0mm0n_Sense
28 May 17#13
Would be handy if this has a HDMI output
Hunkerdown
28 May 171#10
I remember paying £299 for mine to take on holiday. Only used it for one trip.
suziesues
28 May 17#2
What store was this ?
chezborg to suziesues
28 May 17#6
Southport
deant1991
28 May 17#1
Mine just had blue at £32 or frozen and nemo for £50
pjuk14 to deant1991
28 May 172#5
Worth scanning the frozen and dory ones, they were £11 and £10 in three of my local Asda's. Plus they're lexibook, they'll play off a USB stick. I bought one of each.
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Opening post
7'' swivel Portable DVD Player in red. 1. Up to 2 hrs battery life 2. DVD, DVD-R/W, VCD, CD, CD-R/W compatible 3. Car Adaptor/charger 4. Mains Adaptor 5. Built in speaker 6. Headphones.
Top comments
They can also be used abroad when on holiday to watch movies when your hotel internet connection is too slow (and the wrong region) for netflix
Latest comments (39)
They can also be used abroad when on holiday to watch movies when your hotel internet connection is too slow (and the wrong region) for netflix
I don't see toooooo many Portable Blu-Ray Players knocking about anywhere? (be it for £50?, £100+?, or otherwise?), buy yet the Blu-Ray Technology has been knocking about now for the best part of at LEAST 5+ years?, so .....
Again, depends on your interpretation, etc etc right?. :-)
I want one! (or 2?) too, lol. :-)
Whereas I use my Portable DVD Players in purely offline mode only, and they comfortably work very well via that method only/also?.
But yeh, I hear what your saying though. :-)
There's pro's and con's with either/both really?, so you can't really directly compare?.
And besides which, if you hit it right, the OP's Portable DVD Player Deal is only £10!.
Try hitting a Tablet for the same price? (be it a half decent one, or otherwise ... )