I need a good, cheap region free dvd. Any recommendations? Preferably under 100.
Cheap Region Free DVD Players?
LCaptainAwesomeee on 27/07/2011 - 00:04
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Most DVD players are under $100 (and region-free) these days, even for good brands. I think you will be spoilt for choice :)
http://www.jbhifionline.com.au/home%20theatre/dvd%20player.h…
Thing is with most DVD players that are locked can be unlocked very easily, I bought a $50 Phillips one 2 weeks back and the unlock process was simply eject tray, go to menu, type in a code, choose region (region 0 is region free) and press enter.
I'd recommend the NeonIQ DVD players from oo.com.au or possibly the cheaper option is their eBay store.
Both are region free …
- $39 shipped for non-HDMI model
- $49 shipped for HDMI modelToday I think I'd be inclined to get a cheap Blu-Ray player, rather than a cheap DVD player. Not only do you get the Blu-Ray capability in addition to DVD, you often get USB hard disk capability. And the video stage obviously has to be better as well.
If you go DVD player, then $30 should be enough. Blu Ray is possible under the $100 limit.
Obviously most stuff is region free, one way or another.
yep oo.com.au sell them for $29 of got one and had no dramas watching other region dvds.
I got my ps3 for blu rays. Just need a cheap dvd player to watch dvd i buy from amazon. Cheers!
+1. oo sells really decent DvD Players for the price.
the Sony S370 was selling for $99 recently. The cool thing with that one is that it tries to upscale the dvds to 720p which for some of my DVDs(cartoon shows) made a spectacular difference. I tried and tested 4 seperate regions and they play very well.
Aldi was selling one for $29. I've seen stock in many stores.