Product Description

Double your entertainment pleasure on the go with the Philips PET707 featuring two 7" TFT LCD display screens! Simply plug in the second screen to share DVD movies or JPEG photos - perfect for in-car enjoyment. Comes with Smart Car Mount.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1920 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Philips
• Model: PET707/05
• Released on: 2007-05-08
• Dimensions: 1.58" h x 7.95" w x 5.87" l,

Features

• Plays DVD, DVD+/-R, DVD+/-RW and (S)VCD discs
• Plays MP3-CD, CD and CD-RW music
• 7" TFT colour LCD display for high quality viewing
• Expand movie enjoyment with dual TFT LCD display screens
• Smart Car Mount for safety and ease-of-use

Manufacturer's Description

Plays DVD, DVD+/-R, DVD+/-RW and (S)VCD discs

Plays MP3-CD, CD and CD-RW music

MP3 is a revolutionary compression technology by which large digital music files can be made up to 10 times smaller without radically degrading their audio quality. A single CD can store up to 10 hours of music.

Share JPEG image files with Picture CD

Multi-format playability allows you to view images on the go and play most disc formats for maximum disc compatibility and viewing pleasure.

7" TFT colour LCD display for high quality viewing

Watch movies in 16:9 widescreen format

Expand movie enjoyment with dual TFT LCD display screens

Dual screens allow you to display same videos or images from the portable DVD players. Simply plug in and mount the screens on the headrests in your car. Now you can enjoy your favourite DVD movies and JPEG photos with family and friends at the backseats easily and comfortably.

Built-in quality stereo speaker

Smart Car Mount for ease-of-use

To enjoy entertainment on the go, why not bring your portable DVD player from home on the road with you? A unique Car Mount system ensures safety and ease-of-use, with a quick-release arm that facilitates easy removal of the player when not in use. You can bring the portable DVD player with you, leaving just the Mount behind in the car.

Up to 2-hours playback with rechargeable battery*

Share entertainment fun with multi-headphone jacks

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Customer Reviews

Thinking, about buying this product? Think again!
I purchased this DVD player to keep my children happy during a long drive to the south of France. It has proved to be the most unreliable electronics product I have ever owned.
Firstly, it was supplied without the rechargeable battery which dramatically reduced the portability of a portable DVD player. When this finally arrived it was found that the second screen did not work at all. It cost me GBP 11.00 to send it back to the supplier. A replacement eventually arrived, but after only 6 hours of French motorway use the replacement screen went black, never to work again.
The main unit also makes a lot of mechanical noise during playback. Although this does nor effect performance with headphones (not included), it does not exactly inspire you with confidence either.
I leave you to draw your own conclusions.

big no no
i really dont advise you buy this

phillips are a reliable brand, but this is just crap...
first thing i noticed out of the box, the actual unit is very heavy and chunky
second, the actual player, the first screen is crap, there are lines, it is impossible to read anything and is horrible...
third, you need about 3 cables (the manual doesent tell you which ones) to connect the two screens up
third thing, it freezes EVERYWHERE. EVERY SINGLE DVD I HAVE PUT IN, IT HAS FROZEN AND MADE A HUGE MARK ON AFTER 40 MINUTES, RENDERING THEM USELES...
fourth thing, the running time...you dont even want to know with both screens, but with a fully charged battery, on one screen playing a normal movie, it lasted 69 minutes before it runs out...

utter crap...avoid at ALL COSTS....

Disappointment
Having purchased a so called quality brand I have been very disappointed with the reliability. The remote control has never worked. The unit has been repaired once and it still takes several attempts to load dvd's.

I totally agree with the other review regarding the headrest mounts. They place the screen far too close to the viewer, the unit is unstable and the bracket potentially dangerous.