Proline 2000 DVD

Proline dvd players, it has to be said, have had a distinctly shaky start! The first model had to be recalled when it wouldn't play The Matrix. The second, sprayed gold and supposedly bug free, came to a sticky end when it wouldn't play the Gladiator features disk. Having just invested my hard earned cash in the third edition I'm hoping, for both our sakes, it'll be a case of third time lucky! Aesthetically speaking the Proline 2000 isn't the best looking bit of kit in this price bracket. Whilst Proline appear to have taken on board criticisms with the 1000 model the overall impression is still disappointing. The 2000 model is far smaller ...  Read the complete review

Around the time of XMas 2000, I really wanted a DVD Player. I decided to go out and buy one on the 26th, so of I went to Comet. The cheapest one I could find was the ProLine DVD2000 for £159. I thought should I wait or go ahead and buy it. Well, I bought it and also bought a DVD film to go with it. I eventually got home and set it up. I played my DVD Film with no problems and decided i was going to aim for the biggest collection of DVD Films. Now, onto the DVD Player. It is a stylish silver colour looking DVD with a excellent remote control. It plays original DVDs and Audio CDs, with no compatibility for CD-R/RW, VCD, or MP3. The On-Screen menu is ...  Read the complete review

I did'nt think a DVD player was on the cards this year as i am inthe process of buying a new house, but when i saw the DVD 2000 for sale in Comet fro only £128,95 i thought why not, it has many of the features of the more expensive machines I was after like the Hitachi DVP505 which was £250!!!!. I have had the player almost a month now and I have been blown away by it I just love it, the play back quality if great far better than any VCR and the sound is great, although you will need to read the instructions as there are sound sound settings you may need to adjust as some movies (like the matrix) have very quiet scenes followed by noisy ones and out of the ...  Read the complete review

I bought this player based on the recommendations on dooyoo! I've had it about a month now, cost £130 from Comet. It's cheap and cheerful - I decided not to spend big money on a player right now as I'll save it for when a decent-priced DVD recorder comes out. Comet supplied 3 free DVDs with it, you do NOT get to choose. We got The Perfect Storm, Gossip and a Friends disc. Easy to connect - plug in and then connect a SCART lead from the player to the TV. Pah. I like a challenge!! What's this plug-and-play nonsense? ;) Two gripes about it, both fairly minor - when playing DVDs it makes a clicking noise. I ...  Read the complete review

This was the first ever DVD that I ever brought. I knew nothing about DVD player and so off to my local Comet store and I came across the Proline 2000. I bought it and have had it since June and it has very rarely let me down. All the disc's work on my DVD player apart from the odd little things like Air Force one and one the extras from Buffy season 1 R1. This machine is good because it is hackable to play all regions by entering a code, a feature which isn't available on the more expensive Sony players. This player is dual region and so it can access most of the extra's on the disc's. The player isn't very aloud apart from if ...  Read the complete review