DVD Players

Most DVD players connect to modern TVs with an HDMI cable, which carries both picture and sound. Check the connections listed on the product page and make sure your TV has a free HDMI port. Older TVs without HDMI may need a different connection, so compare the ports on both devices before buying.

Many DVD players include a USB port for playing video, music and photo files from a flash drive, which is handy for home videos and holiday photos. Supported file formats vary between models, so check the product page for USB playback and the formats listed before you rely on it for a specific file type.

Blu-ray discs need a Blu-ray player, so a DVD player will only play DVDs and the other disc types it supports. If your collection is mostly DVDs, a DVD player is a simple way to keep enjoying them on your TV. Check the product page for the full list of supported disc types before ordering.

Hold discs by the edges, keep them in their cases and clean smudges with a soft, dry cloth, wiping from the center outward. Keep the player in a ventilated spot away from dust and heat, and avoid stacking other devices on top. If a disc skips, cleaning it first often solves the problem.

Yes. Every DVD player we sell comes with the manufacturer's warranty. Warranty terms range from 1 to 10 years depending on the product and the manufacturer, and we pass Hyundai's warranty on transparently, exactly as supplied. You can ask us for the exact warranty of either model by phone or email.