Customer Ratings & Reviews

I got this as a gift for my uncle he watches old movies DVD

The purchase was easy online, the delivery was free and the set up was simple. Plus the $350 gift card was well worth it...already used the gift card and that was easy too!

Simply put, this is a simple Sony DVD Player. You'll enjoy the quality of DVD movies and easy-to-read menu options. There's no HDMI cable included with the box, so you'll have to get one. Other than that, Sony delivers. A++

This is identical to one I had for about 8 years that just quit working. I don’t want to switch my hundreds of DVD’s to blue ray so this is the perfect machine and very affordable.

I didn’t expect much for this price, and I certainly didn’t get much. This thing is about as basic as you can get. This was the cheapest one I could find that used HDMI cable connection which I needed.

I have been enjoying my DVD PLAYER ever since I bought it, but just today, my remote wouldnt turn on my DVD PLAYER OR BRING OUT THE DVD INSIDE.. I may need new batteries , but did try some other batteries to no avail. Not sure what to try next..

I'm not terribly happy with this product. It works, but I discovered to my dismay that it will not play Blueray DVDs, the buttons on the machine are not easy to "find", very skinny, not responsive, and the remote seems to be slow to respond as well. It works fine, however. My biggest disappointment with it is that I cannot play my Blueray DVDs - I don't have very many (so it took me awhile to discover this), but when I really want to watch one of them I cannot.

Re-product really enjoy it I bought it at a great price and I’m still using it today Re-product really enjoy it I bought it at a great price and I’m still using it today

Already had the same one! Returned it also. Thanks to our installers

Excellent component to use in playing music CD's. RCA outputs make it an easy connect to an old amplifier.

I wanted a clean look, so I had to hide my DVD player sideways behind the flat screen which is mounted to the wall. I wish it would have come with an HDMI cable, those things are expensive (almost more than the player itself).

This DVD player replaced a 4 plus year old Sony dvd player. I bought another Sony device per its reliability. This is a basic unit; I do not need all the latest options. This DVD player meets my needs, without any doubts, nor any issues.

This DVD player has an HDMI output, and also actual buttons on the front of the unit so you can still use it if you lose the remote. Two must have features in my opinion, and still at a good price.

This is a basic model, with HDMI output making connection simple with nearly any television. We have two of these, and they work just fine. My only complaint is the loss of the front panel display to show elapsed time.

I have two of these now. Super solid DVD player. HD and AV hookups. My only desire is that there could be a similar version that has "component" hookups also.

I like lg electronics, they are recommendable, and the dvd player works alright

Needed a decent priced DVD player for guest bedroom. This one is very basic but does the trick. Would not recommend for in high end setup.

Pairs great with my smart TV. The salesperson helped me making a good decision with my purchase of it. He was very knowledgeable.

I'm happy with my Sony, sales rep. was very helpful. Tried to sell me Blue Ray, I told him I wasn't interested and I just wanted a reg DVD player, he showed me 2 of the top brands, and helped me with my choice. But I am a Sony man

Right out of the box, this DVP-SR510H DVD player exhibited a problem. In particular, while playing a DVD, the picture would sometimes freeze. (Other reviews have complained about this same problem). After experimenting with several different DVDs that all exhibited the same problem, I was able to determine that the 510H rarely froze when reading data from the portion of the DVD closest to the center, and was most likely to freeze when reading data from the outer portion of the DVD. That led me to suspect that the optical drive Sony is putting into the 510H probably does not have the quality level that it should have. For completeness, let me add that, for more than 12 years, I have made extensive use of a Sony DVP-NS710H DVD player, which has operated flawlessly, and which is basically an earlier version of the 510H player that is being reviewed here. Every one of the DVDs that the 510H could not read still works perfectly in my old 710H, so the problem is definitely the 510H, and not the DVDs. I had hoped to retire my extensively-used 710H in favor of the spanking new 510H. But instead, I had to return the 510H to the store, and I continue to use my 710H.