Review on 📀 Super Mini DVD Player: Portable Palm-Size, HDMI AV Output, All Region Free, HD 1080P, USB Supported by David Golden

I have this Geoyeao DVD player and a Ceihoit player for a similar price, so here are some things you should know. This player has physical buttons for play, pause, skip, etc. that Ceihoit doesn't have. This is great for simple gaming without depending on the remote control. This player also has a digital display for titles and the like. I don't need it, but someone might find it useful. This drive comes with a power cord that ends in a USB port instead of a 120V one like the Ceihoit. For me it was perfect because it plugs directly into the back of the projector I'm using it with. Both are powered by the micro USB 5V port on the player, so I assume the portable battery pack can be powered by either if needed. This player is much thinner and smaller than the Ceihoit, which may be a good thing, but it also feels more fragile and weak. I feel like if I sat on both, Ceihoit would last and Geoyeao wouldn't. Most people don't sit on DVD players, but many have kids who find all sorts of ways to abuse electronics. Both mention 1080p compatibility, but both only output standard 720x480 DVDs with no upscaling. My TV scales both automatically, my 1080p projector only sees 720x480. It's okay, but you need to know about it. Overall, both work flawlessly and play DVDs as they should.