Review on WONNIE 10.5'' Car Dual DVD Player: Portable Kids Headrest CD Players with Dual Mounting Brackets, 5-Hour Rechargeable Battery – Perfect for Family Travel (1 Player+1 Monitor) by Walter Velasquez

We had a previous car DVD player that broke and the local store didn't have anything in stock so we decided to order online. The Vonnie players got good reviews so we decided to buy them and we were pleasantly surprised. The picture quality was VERY good, especially compared to our previous player which admittedly was a few years old. What I particularly liked was that unlike our previous player, Vonnie actually *thought out how the player would fit in the car - for example, all the connecting cables are long enough to pass under the bottom center edge of the front seat. consoles instead of hanging between the headrests. We can also connect the phone to the screens and play the video that way (we had to fiddle with the formatting a few times to get it right), which wasn't the case with our previous player. I'm also impressed with the player's sound quality. How, holy cow! sound quality! While driving we can keep the volume at 3-4 and it's loud enough. Parked in our driveway as a test (Ok! I played with it!) I sat in the third row and turned the volume all the way up - it was almost too much. But I can definitely see where when you have multiple kids talking/laughing/squeaking that kind of capacity would be helpful. Of course, both screens also have headphone jacks, so that's a nice touch. The only problem I noticed is that the remote control has some limitations. It works well up close, but from the outside it loses a lot of functionality. Since my kids are still relatively young (3.5 and 5 years old), the number of buttons and controls on the remote control is too crowded for them to effectively manage on their own, so I still have a few things to do for them. Would like a simpler remote circuitry or perhaps a wider remote signal for better control from the front seat by parents of small children. It's a small detail that won't be as important as my children's age, but maybe it can be taken into account in later models.