Sony MV700HR In-Car DVD Player Images

By Alex Kidman on 21/12/2005

More Sony reviews , RRP: AU$999.00

The good:

  • Good display screen
  • Display can be used for multiple purposes
  • Good positional audio
  • Supports many disc formats
  • Memory Stick support

The bad:

  • No battery included
  • High cost for an in-car DVD
  • Messy cable tangle
  • Best suited for absolutely permanent installation

The bottomline:

The MV700HR is a good option for anyone wanting a permanently installed in-car DVD player.

Users' rating:

10/10

Tags:

dvd | in-car | mv700hr | player | sony | disc

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