Pioneer DVD Players Reviews

I would highly recommend it!AmazingPros:CD's Blue Tooth Ipod intergrationCons:No Tape player Remote lost easily

23 user reviews

Purchased this product some months ago and must say its fantastic and does all it says it should. Main reason for its purchase was to view digital photographs and these are produced in great clarity, as are the films and anything else I have thrown at...

1 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

This may not be the best-looking DVD deck out there, but its commanding performance and comprehensive feature count make that an irrelevance.

2 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

The DV-343 delivers solid video on a par with that of more costly players, but it lacks the versatility of the bigger guns.

2 expert reviews | 63 user reviews

Picture,D.D.and DTS audio thru S-VHS and Coax audio output

13 user reviews

Firstly, this is NOT a multi-region DVD player, there are some mis-leading reviews and comments out there. It can be made multi-region by sending it to a few companies who will fit an internal chip, thus invalidating your warranty, but there are...

15 user reviews

This unit has been thrown across the room once and dropped three times. It still works perfectly. The overall picture is not quite as fine-grade as the DV-45A/655A-Import, but it does not crush the reds in the way those do or have such an oddly-dark...

3 expert reviews | 27 user reviews

Many companies have kicked the formats upstairs, leaving it off the specification sheet of their entry-level kit and placing it as a special feature on high-end players and systems. Pioneer though, has taken a different tack, continuing to support...

4 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

I was around at the beginning of Laserdisc and have always owned a player. Not many people realize that Laserdisc is nearly equivalent to DVD technology - Laserdisc has up to 425 lines of horizontal resolution and DVD has 500 lines. There are also DTS...

22 user reviews

I've had this DVD player for 18 months now and have experienced no problems. DVD's look fine and CD's sound quite good. No problems with skipping, the only issue I've come across is that sometimes the unit has trouble picking up a CD/DVD in a slot. ...

20 user reviews

Nice streamline player, with staightforward menu options.Contrasting shades light to dark reveal a 'blocky'ness on bakground rendering not apparent on all scenes but enough to be noticeable on most discs. Mains connector is figure 8/telefunken type not...

1 expert reviews | 11 user reviews

BUYERS, BE AWARE. I had 2 DVD players made by Pioneer. They are nice machines... for a little over a year. Then the warranty expires. The problem these players seem to have has to do with poorly designed dual laser pick up (one - for DVDs, the other...

73 user reviews

This battery is exactly like the OEM battery. Lasts for about 3 hours on a fresh charge, 2.5 hours if it's been sitting for a week. No problems. My only complaint is really just a nitpick. This DVD player has been out for a long time. Battery...

24 user reviews

Did not work very dis-satisfied.

41 user reviews

Like many people, I agonised for a long time over the DVD player I was going to buy. I spent two years living in the USA so built up a collection of region 1 disks that I wanted to be able to play in the UK. I also needed the ability to play DVD+RW...

3 expert reviews | 81 user reviews

Pioneer's entry-level Super Audio CD/DVD-Audio player sounds good enough for all but the most critical listeners.

1 expert reviews | 24 user reviews

Although I've only been into home theater for a couple of years, I must admit that this is one of the sharpest DVD players I've seen on the market. Quality and performance is excellent, and the only complaint I have about it is the fact that there...

11 user reviews

Wow! I've been looking for the last six months for a DVD player and I didn't want to go over the £200 mark. I was wary of many of the entry level models, because of dodgy build quality, or disappointing feature sets. Then I found this Pioneer. It's...

2 expert reviews | 16 user reviews

When it works, the quality is superb!

13 user reviews

With similar features compared to those of other players in its class, Pioneer's DV-440 seems a little pricey. Its endearing design, thoughtful feature set, and good overall performance help close the gap, but you may want to hold out for a sale.

1 expert reviews | 27 user reviews

This is a fine player--when it played. Unfortunately it began skipping after 14 months...not what we expect in an item allegedly near the top of Pioneer's consumer product line. My entire system is pioner from the Elite projection T.V. to the...

1 expert reviews | 43 user reviews

This was my first DVD player and it's still one of the best I've ever had (and I've had a few by now!). The picture quality is great, and when some of my other DVD players have trouble playing scratched or DVD+-R DVDs, this one almost always is able to...

147 user reviews

I work at a campus TV station where we have three of these running. They are all garbage. This unit is designed and priced as a "prosumer" model but fails miserable to handle tasks that even $40 DVD players can. The first MAJOR problem is the serial ...

23 user reviews

I don't know if any DVD player that's been made really deserves 5 stars...one DVD will have a ton of features but then when you need that one feature your DVD player doesn't have, you either have to do without or buy another DVD player... My mother...

68 user reviews

Question: Why does anyone need a high-quality, lightweight portable DVD player without a built-in vi ...

12 user reviews