DV-400V

Pros: Excellent build quality, features, USB, up to 1080p over HDMI, DivX, MP3/WMA, performance

Cons: Not the cheapest, but worth every cent

The Bottom Line: Unlike the Philips DVP 5982 or 5960, the Pioneer DV400 excels in all areas. There is no need to sacrifice usability for DivX...

Review: After trying out the Philips DVP5982 and 5960, I got the Pioneer DV-400V. The Philips was less expensive, but it has usability shortcomings and some DivX files were stuttering on it. The Pioneer is not a silver bullet, but it is much better in some ...

Pros: 1080p upconversion and durable

Cons: None, perhaps a little pricey (but quality costs as does upconversion)

Review: The Pioneer 400DV is a great DVD player with 1080p and 1080i upconversion, making regular DVD movies play in near high definition quality - near HD but not completely HD ...

Pros: Looks Good, USB Port, HDMI, Easy to use Remote

Cons: Poor sound quality, Faulty HDMI, Poor DIVX quality.

The Bottom Line: I think the money charged is for the brand name Pioneer, otherwise nothing Pioneer about it.

Review: I bought the Pioneer DV 400 after I read the very comprehensive and informative review above, however my experience was different. I just bought a new 2MP Samsung M8 and wanted a player that would upscale to 1080p. Before I bought the Pioneer, I was ...

Pros: -avi files are crystal clear -price -HDMI output on cheap unit

Cons: -can't manually skip jpegs -hangs when MP3 and jpeg at same time -no MPEG1

Review: I bought this unit from Walmart Canada for $89.00. I was please with the HDMI, S-video and component cable outputs on such a low priced unit. The problem is with viewing images or videos from the USB port. When viewing JPEGs you cannot skip forward or ...