Review on Ematic Personal 14 Inch Headphones Carrying Television & Video by Osoulo Sharp

The issues that others have considered don't bother me at this price point either, given the limited availability of the device. I hope if mine fails I can still upgrade to the latest model. Heavy headphones/thin cables. The remote looks bigger in this photo but if it's still flimsy, tiny and useless then I don't need it as I see this lightweight adjustable player next to me in bed, in the kitchen, in the car and have lighter weight headphones with me a volume control on the cable, if required. I hope that this model has improved the battery life, mine is useless when not connected to the network, although it is possible when charging when switched off can take longer than charging for several hours of browsing, but when switching off from Mains is almost available Immediately after this, the low battery icon will appear in the upper right corner of the screen. I hope this model has improved the mechanical sound of a DVD/CD operation, similar to the sound of a fan motor. I don't mind as I keep the volume at 20 for Fair Isles and older US programming. (I could plug my laptop's portable speaker into this headphone jack, but I don't have to.) Mine plays DVD/CD/Photos. Comes with AV jack, color cable with Gator clip and SIM card connector. Can be completely flat, although I don't know how well a DVD/CD will perform vertically. Keyboard screen settings and buttons for mute/pause/resume/volume etc. I applied a 3M anti-glare plastic sheet to protect the screen and eyes. My player has a warning about laser optics. My concern is that if a young eye is injured while still spinning after the push lid opener pops up, my player will prompt you to press "stop" twice to completely, not temporarily, close the disc stop, and then wait for the disc to come to a complete halt before removing it - I doubt many young people do all of this.