I bought this DVD player because Audiovox has a reputable name (compared to brands such as Mustek, Coby, etc.), however, my experience with this unit has brought the Audiovox name down a few notches.

Besides having very poor sound quality, I had to return the player because it would pause in the middle of the CD. Then, after a few seconds, it would restart. It did this about 15 times per DVD. As time passed it would not even restart and I would have to reboot the machine. Not good. Though the picture quality is good (not great) the sound quality and the playback problems makes this a machine that you should pass on. For the money range consider the Polaroid or Sony. Happy viewing.

We have not had this item for long but we have enjoyed it so far. The picture is beautiful. My daughter was looking at a movie in the backseat. Someone in the movie was pouring water and it sounded so real I had to turn around and make sure it was not my daughter pouring the water. We have had other portable DVD and Video Cassette Players and this one has the better picture and sound by far. She did not need to have on headphones in order to hear the movie while in the car.

My sister has a portable DVD player that messes up every time it is moved. That was my first test of the the Audiovox D2011 and it passed with flying colors!

It is user friendly. My 10 year old was able to figure out the machine and the remote without consulting the owners manual. I love the feature that it will resume play where you stopped the movie (as long as it is connected to power source). That has been a big drawback to DVD's for me up until now since many DVD start out with... Read more

Amazon's product description incorrectly states that the D2011 is compatible with DVD+R/DVD+RW. According to the owner's manual (can be downloaded from the Audiovox website), the D2011 plays DVD Video and "most recordable DVDs in the DVD-R format." If you need to play DVD+R discs, you will probably be out of luck.