Philips DVP3960

Inexpensive, HDMI upscaling to 1080i, DivX compatible, Slim, compact design

Lack DTS audio support, an S-Video out connection, and an optical digital audio output, unimpressive remote control

67% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

This DVD is awful. It stopped working right after one year. It shows message 'No disc' even though there is a disc. I tried several discs and it shows the same message. It is disposable

I purchased this item second hand and it has worked perfectly. I would recommend it.

You get what you pay for. Look elsewhere for a good DVD player, if anyone still makes one. I hated it as soon as I plugged it in. Lots of lag on remote commands to which it only responds if you hit it just right, and then after a while my DVD...

You can't beat this for price. I have had it almost a year now and it works fine and looks good on the HD TV. Simple to use and looks attractive.

I will never buy another Phillips product. To be fair, this thing was cheap, plays difficult disks well and has a decent picture. Nothing else about it was satisfactory, though. The remote never worked well and has failed completely after less...

This unit plays many formats and can be made region free (region 0) -- just what I wanted. It's slim and seems to work perfectly.

So-so player. Upconverts signal but thats about it. Very few features and a remote with just a few buttons. It's very inexpensive and plays well but if you want more features you will have to pay more for a higher end player. You get what you pay for,...

This DVD player is slow. Press the open button and the try takes 3-4 seconds to open, so you press it again harder within 2 seconds, so it register the second event and will eventually open and reclose the tray. Repeat a few times at first and it is...