Sony DVP-FX720W Images

By Pam Carroll on 20/02/2008

More Sony reviews , RRP: AU$299.00

The good:

  • Handles DivX, MP3 and JPEG file formats as well as DVDs
  • Play files from USB port or disc drive
  • Accurate colours

The bad:

  • Image quality suffers from grid lines
  • Can only play DivX files from disc drive, not USB

The bottomline:

The FX720 has its limitations, but for the price, it does what it is designed to do well enough.

Buying choices:

Editors' rating:

6.9/10

Users' rating:

7/10

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