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But don't be put off. The player itself is sleek and
silver and by no means ugly. It comes with an audio/video lead but no scart. Remote is slightly
tacky but it works and it has large number buttons - ideal for my mum! It even comes with batteries
supplied.

And does the player work? You bet. Shoved in a Nemo DVD - played first time, no problem,
good picture quality. Threw in a CD, again no issues, but you need your TV on if you want to know
what track you are listening to - small strip of info at top of screen diplays track number and
other info. Works fine - Also connected the player to my home cinema system and although the audio
quality would not win prizes at an audiophile convention, it was still perfectly acceptable.

Then
decided to throw in a cd which I had used some time back to backup a few MP3 music files - it played
them perfectly. Running out of things to try on it - I shoved in a CD containing a backup of family
photos (jpg format) and lo and behold - it displayed them without any hiccups.

I didn't find the
machine noisy either (as noted in another review)

In summary, how can you go wrong with this
machine? For the price, this is an absolute bargain as an entry level DVD/music player. I purchased
it for my technophobe mother as her first DVD player but I'm thinking of buying a couple more for
the kids rooms.

If you are the type who always has to buy brand names then go and buy a more
expensive Sony or Panasonic. But if you want a cheap entry level machine and aren't worried about
the branding, then I'd heartily recommend this box.