Deccavideo DDV 2110

Apart from its size, This Deccavideo DDV 2110 is great, you cant really blame the size, because when DVD Players first came out, they were the same size as VCR's, now they are smaller, but still not as good as the Decca DVD. I have had Sony and Panasonic, paying almost £150-250 on them, and none work as well as this. This can play Copies, MP3's, DVD, VCD, Practically anything on a disk - the remote also is great, so many functions. This is the machine and for the price its just unbeatable - I paid £109 from Powerhouse, but have seen it around Currys or Dixons for only £95 - So i defnetly rate this machine if you want a new DD Player that is worthwhile. After reading some of these reviews, the bad points are merely the fact that the dvd player is not looked after by the owner, with some care it is definetly reliable. Dont believe some of these reviews, It is FANTASTIC

I bought my Deccavideo DVD on a managers special

in our local supermarket, and with a further 10%

discount due to my daughter working there I got it

for £54.00. As this was my first dvd I didn't know

what to expect. But after a very simple installation with scart lead supplied. I could not

get away with the picture clarity . It's nice and slimline, so fits comfortably under my vcr.

WHAT A BUY, IT'S NOT OFTEN YOU GET SUCH A GENUINE

BARGAIN.

My Deccavideo DDV 2110 DVD player has the remote control from hell I think.....so many problems with the remote control. My second remote control from powerhouse has just stopped so I have to navigate using the front display. Luckily I used the hack straight away for the region+mac. Can't be the batteries as they are new, so I think its just a cheap remote. Only solution I suppose is to buy a 4-1 uni remote with DVD ???? as I can only see a third deccavideo remote failing again.

Also hissing sound when volume is quite loud which it has to be, to watch.

I have owned a DeccaVideo DDV 2110 DVD player for 8 months now.

The price was great at only £109 from powerhouse, and when I switched it on the picture quality was great for a player of its price. The massive range of compablity with CD's, MP3's burnt on disc (to name but a few formats) was highly impressive as well. Its optical and Coxial ports also work well when connected to a dolby digital decoder. However the good points end their.

The purple frontpanel on the LCD display almost fell off as I took it out of the box, not a great start. The feel of the construction on the front panel did not feel particularly solid. However these qualms aside it functioned as a brilliant player for seven months, then the open/close button on the panel stopped working. I gave powerhouse a call and a replacement unit was promptly dispatched along with new remote control. The original remote had being returned with the faulty unit, which was foolish as the remote dispatched with the new unit was faulty. Another call to powerhouse and a new working remote was dispatched. All was fine for a few weeks until the replacement unit began to malfunction, which would pause and then play annoyingly often after a short period of usage. After such hassle the first time this is the final straw and Decca will not be recieving my business again in future. Whilst I congratulate them for building a player with a great picture for such a low price, build quality and reliablity should not suffer.

The Deccavideo ddv 2110 DVD player - what can i say, svcd, vcd and even dvd-r and all on cheap discs. For the money it can't be beaten.

I've tried sony and cyberhome machines, none of which could play all 3 of these formats. So get to powerhouse and buy this machine. You won't regret it.

I have recently purchased a Deccavideo DDV 2110 Dvd player as I have been looking to update from my Wharfedale 750. I looked across the market and for a value for money player this is the bees knees. It plays most fims that are on disk ( have a look at the front above the tray) it also has karoke function, not necessary but nice! With this Dvd I also purchased my first region 1 Dvd. I can say that by using the code shift stop Jump back a scene jump forward a scene makes you able to make it regionless and also allows to switch macrovison ( stops you recording to video ) off or on to auto. The menus are great, and nice looking (unlike the Wharfedale). If you want a cheap, multi region dvd player that has good sound and picture quality, this is for you.

My Deccavideo DDV 2110 DVD player has played every cd I put in it. I tried about 15 VCD's and SVCD. The ones I made by myself using TMPGEnc and Nero worked perfectly with no lip synch problems. Audio is superb. Will even play MPEG1 as data so no need to use Nero to make a VCD MPEG. My DVD-R's and DVD silvers worked fine. I put in an MP3 Disc with loads of folders and was able to play them fine. I'm very impressed with all the feature for the bargain price of £102 (inc delivery). I'd advise you to get the 3 year easycare warranty for £20 extra though. Powerhouse don't repair its products so if anything goes wrong you get a brand new unit as replacement.

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I bought my Deccavideo DDV 2110 dvd player after reading some reviews from this site. Got one from Powerhouse. Cost me £109.99 then got 10% discount for buying 3 years warranty @ £29.99 - total price £128.98. The chap said if anything goes wrong they would just give me a new one as they do not repair them. Every disc i put in, it plays. Good picture quality and sound great. I am pleased with it SO FAR. RECOMMENDED.

For the price, the Deccavideo DDV 2110 DVD player is fantastic, well packed with features and actually looks good for the money. Well it's not that ugly, :)

DVD playback is superb and has all the outputs you need, so you won't have to worry about future upgrades to 5.1 sound etc.

The Deccavideo DDV 2110 DVD player is a brilliant unit & cheap too, the hack sequence works fine to make it multi region & remove macrovision, definitely worth buying, £110 from any power house store