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Sony DVP-SR200P DVD Player
Price:
$24.99
Returns:
30 days returns. Buyer pays for return shipping.
Condition:
Sony DVP-SR200P DVD Player Brand New Never Opened
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Product arrived in a few days after placing order, and was as described ( and yes, it was in the original sealed packaging). This unit replaces a DVD-SR200P that finally gave up the ghost after working well for over five years. This "new" replacement unit worked flawlessly right out of the box. Have used it for over a month almost every day without any problems. Decent quality image from a simple, inexpensive player. Note: this unit does not play Blu-Ray discs ( was designed before the introduction of BR). Even so, a great value considering most titles are available on DVD still. For those of us whose low-res TV's are still humming away, a standard DVD player like this helps keep the cost of entertainment devices down. When this unit dies I'll update my TV and get a Blu Ray player.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
The unit was cosmetically in really good condition. It plays well but has a problem with the disc drawer not opening. I needed to coax it open with a small screwdriver and needed to do this every time I used the machine.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I purchased this item to replace a DVP-NS575P. The DVP-SR200P has nearly the exact same inputs (it only lacks an S-Video input), which was very important to me as I have an older TV with composite RCA inputs, but I have a Sony A/V receiver (STR-DG510) that will take digital coaxial RCA input for sound. I was able to quickly reconnect everything according to my previous setup. This DVD player seems to be one of the last Sony models with this combination of outputs, however. The DVP-SR200P is more compact than the DVP-NS575P. It supports all the same disc formats (especially some more obscure ones), but it does not feature a virtual surround sound module. I am also not certain if the remote control is compatible with the remote for my receiver the way the DVP-NS575P remote was. I purchased this DVD player refurbished; it might be a model that's becoming obsolete (as more users move to HD televisons and HDMI connections). It suits my needs for now.Read full review
I needed to replace a vcr/dvd combo which no longer worked. I Decided to get each component separately. I chose this model for my dvd portion and ! was and still am very pleased with it. It doesn't take up much space. It is so simple to hook up and use even though it has a load of features, which of course is a bonus. There is no downside to owning this player.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I have hundreds of DVD's here in my art studio and have purchased many players but so far this one is the best 'user friendly' player I have had out of all of them! I actually was using one just like this one for about 8 years until the door got stuck and refused to play anymore. I was about to plug in another type I have here ( I have a few back up players here, ''just in case" , of other brands) to keep seeing my movies but decided to buy this same one AGAIN so all I would have to do is use same plugs from other one into the cable box and just pop this in it's place. ...Works like a dream and I think everyone who is looking to have a simple little player, no nonsense, small and perfect, GET THIS ONE!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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