Philips DVP5960 Reviews

I bought this dvd player after my last one broke. The Phillips DVP 5960 is very reliable! Especially compared to the last one which let me down on numerous occasions. The time taken for the DVD to load doesn't seem to be anything special just rather standard but still does the job and does it well. I haven't really noticed much difference in the ...  Read the complete review

I've had this dvd/divx player for a while now and would recommend it to anyone I've had no problems playing any variation of xvid/avi/divx or mpeg file either on disc or via the usb port Firmware upgrades are available via the Philips website Anyone buying this model I recommend you 'google' for a site called ...  Read the complete review

I have had this DVD player for about a year now and, overall, I have to say that I am very pleased with it. Firstly with regards to its looks, it looks good! It is a silver unit with a black front and a red standby button on the bottom left of the player. The buttons on the front are very basic: it only has 5 button, a USB port and the ...  Read the complete review

With the increasing influence of High Definition and more and more products lining our shelves the demand is now catching up with the technology and budget DVD players with impressive HD upscaling are a cost effective option if you want to grab a piece of the action and enjoy an altogether better audio visual experience. With an ...  Read the complete review

The Philips DVP5960 is a top player which will suffice for most people looking for an affordable but advanced DVD player. There is a growing trend for DVD recorders and these will slowly replace VHS Recorders. However this DVD doesn't have the capability and thus is catered to a different market. With Phillips you know you are getting a superior ...  Read the complete review

The Philips DVP5960 HDMI DVD is a lovely player. It has an attractive slim sleek look about it. It certainly looks the part set up in my ultra stylish pad. It doesn't take up too much space under the TV. I mean, it keeps to itself, it doesn't intrude. It has a laid back kind of a feel, but at the same time fits snuggly into the post modern ...  Read the complete review