Super Mini Blu-ray HD DVD for TV, 1080P Blue-ray Home Theater, Portable with Remote Control + HDMI AV Cable + Built-in PAL/NTSC, Support USB Input

The only "bad" thing about this... My dog chewed up half of the remote control 5 months ago and I have yet to be able to find one for it.

It is a very good DVD player, I’m happy with it, it plays my Blu-ray DVD movies, as well as my regular DVD movies. It is a multi regional DVD playe. It truly is worth the buy.

Compact player that doesn’t require any set-up. One just hooks it up to the TV and plugs it in. The picture and sound are good. It plays my US and English DVDs, my home recorded DVDs, CDs and US region Blu-ray discs. DVDs can be played using an RCA hook-up. To play Blu-rays, you need to connect it to an HDMI port. The RCA cord has the 3 plugs on one end, but the other end is a single plug that goes in a port on the side of the unit. Don’t know if this is easy to replace. It has a top loader for the discs with a button on the unit. You can’t open it with the remote. When you open it, the disc is still spinning. I have it on a shelf under the TV, and it is small enough that I can open the top without pulling the unit out. I don’t like that one has to push the disc down onto a hub, and then pull it off. My front tray loader doesn’t require that. The display shows the title length, but doesn’t show the time remaining on the title & the scene like my other player. It seems to turn itself off too quickly. When you need to pause the play to leave the room and come back it will be off. So far, it remembers where the DVD was stopped when you turn it back on. With the Blu-ray, the stop button completely stopped the video and when I used play it started it over from the beginning. I had to go back to the scene list and guess where I had left off. The remote has small buttons. The manual could use more instructions; there are some buttons that have unclear functions. They should have an on-line manual with more instructions. Cord has a transformer which may block other outlets depending on your set up. I have not tried the USB connection.

We love the size of this player and the price, plus everything works as is advertised. We have a lot of DVD's from the UK and so far they have all worked flawlessly as have the all of the DVD's we have played. I can find no fault with this system and would recommend it.

I bought this because I have DVDs, Blu-rays, and CDs but the new car does not have a player. It is all based on pulling stuff out of a thumb drive or via blue tooth or wifi. I tried another player but the sound quality wasn't very good. This one seems to be noticibly better. It is more expensive. The other unit came with 2 video screens and didn't cost much more than this one.

(update: 02/10/2024)I have decreased my rating from 4 stars to 3 stars.After having owned this player for sometime, I've realized that this player is a bit hit or miss when playing MP4 videos. Some MP4 files may play. Others play audio only of the MP4 files. Other times, the player gives other messages like invalid format.Even trying to convert the MP4 file to another MP4 file with a different codec or another format is also hit or miss depending on the software used.If you do not need this blue-ray player to play videos from a flash drive, then the player is fine. But if you primarily want to play MP4 files, might be better to get another player.Original review follows:----------------------------My older media player has trouble playing MP4 files. I read that some blu-ray players do play MP4s so thought I'd give this a try. I do not own any blu-ray discs so couldn't test with them.This player does play MP4 files as well as DVDs fine. I put in an 1080p MP4 file, navigated to the file and during playback, the picture quality was fine. I tried a DVD and the picture looks fine too. I test if the player can resume after power off. With a DVD, while playing, then stopping and powering down. Then powering up, there is a popup screen that asks if I wish to resume from last position or start from beginning. When trying the same with an MP4 file, the player doesn't resume from last position after power up (but does remember if file was playing, then stop button pressed, then playing again without power off).The player includes a remote control, a 33 page instruction booklet, an RCA cable, HDMI cable and the power adapter. The player is about 7 inches wide, 7 inches long and 1 inches tall. Putting in and removing a disc is all manual with a button that flips up the lid then you use your hand to place in or remove the disc. There is a USB port on the side to play MP4 media files.Overall, the instruction booklet is understandable, but there are some spelling mistakes and other errors. The primary reason I got this player is the play MP4 video files. I tried first by not using a manual but didn't so how. So I referred to the instructions. One part said to press the USB button on the remote. But there is no button labeled USB. Another part or the instructions said to press the media center button which is the correct button.I found the remote control responsive to my presses. Thought the remote seems a bit overwhelming with about 30 tiny buttons. I found myself having to look down to see where the buttons are before pressing.Here is what I like and dislike of this blue-ray player:Likes:-------- plays MP4 video files- picture quality is very good- small footprint at about 7" x 7" x 1"- remote is responsive when pressedDislikes----------- no resume after power off when playing MP4 files- remote feel overwhelming with a lot of tiny buttonsI give the DiDar Super Mini Blu-ray Disc Player 4 out of 5 stars.

I really was surprised at how well this player works. Good UI (user interface), easy to use. Even remembers where I am on a disc -- deluxe!The one and only "complaint" -- actually a "feature request" for future versions -- is that it would be nice if it doubled as an external USB-connected CD/DVD/Blu-ray peripheral for desktop/laptop computers: So many computers do not have these any more, and it would be nice to use this in a pinch when I need one on my laptop.

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