WONNIE 10.1'' Dual Screen Portable DVD Player for Car with Built-in 5 Hours Rechargeable Battery, Twin Screen for Kids Support USB&SD Slot (1 Host DVD Player+ 1 Slave Monitor)

I bought this to replace a dual DVD set that I'd bought from Argos. Even though the price was exactly the same, the quality of this product is much, much higher.For starters, the ABS plastic bracket-type headrest fixings are much more practical and solid than straps, offering a more secure and a less wobbly attachment. You may find your headrest rods are a little too thick to go through the gaps but you can still use them if you slot the whole thing under the headrest and then drop the headrest right down to trap it in.Fixing sorted, you'll want to connect them up and all necessary leads and connections are supplied. You can charge the master unit via a mains household socket using any of the 2 or 3 pin adaptors supplied for a few hours' use, or you can power it directly from your car's 12v socket for continuous use.The slave unit connects to the master via a power lead and a 3mm AV lead. They're only just long enough to span the gap between the back of a front seat and the front of a back seat, so can just about manage a scenario with one forward facing and one rear facing child. The picture quality on the slave unit is not HD due to the loss inherent in the AV connection.Operation is dead simple and even a young kid can get a DVD started. You can also use a USB stick or an SD card.Does the job and does it well. Great product for the price.If you found this review useful, please click below, thanks!

Good size screen for the kids to watch in the car, a nice length of cables to route around the seats and make it all look neat.Sound levels are good especially as the speaker is integrated into the front of the screens, it's not a distraction to the front seat passengers, so headphones aren't really necessary.The only thing I would change design wise is to have the screen quick detach from the mounting clip rather than having the mounting clip and screen in one that detach from the headrest mount. (purely for flatter storage of the screens when not in use).Installation was about 5 minutes, easy to follow instructions.Great price for a great product.

For starters, this is a well made and decent car entertainment unit. Some really nice features include the built in batteries meaning you can keep running it with the car fully off, or remove it from the car to continue watching at your picnic/in-laws/wherever.The amazing feature we have been able to take advantage of though is to mount the slave screen on the headrest for our infant, and then my wife keeps the master unit on her lap in the passenger seat - so she can control what is going on - queuing up videos and songs etc. that then come out of the slave unit behind me. Using the remote she can even then turn her screen off and slide it out the way whilst the slave screen continues to play.The cables are nice and long, everything seems to work, slight downside that it doesn't play many video formats so I have to download and convert the majority of files to .mpg - but thats ok. The DVD quality is ok (better on the master than the slave, but for a toddler and for the price, it's fab).I do love this unit and hope it lasts a nice long time. The company, Wonnie, do offer rewards in exchange for honest reviews.

Haven’t owned this long, but it’s been on a long journey round France, so review is based on that trip.Easy to install, plus different length screws are provided to account for different thickness of headrests which is great. Loads of different connectors, so charging in UK or Europe (or anywhere else) is easy.Very easy to set up once installed. Haven’t paid much attention to the battery life, but seems to be fine, and at any rate, it works off the car cigarette lighter if you need a boost.For the money I think it is excellent, and I would recommend this as a simple in are entertainment solution. The reason for four stars is:1) The on/off button has become a little faulty on the main unit (it works but needs a couple of attempts)2) the picture on the secondary unit isn’t as good as the master unit, which is likely to be down to the cable and input typeOverall, has been exactly what we wanted (inexpensive in car entertainment for kids whilst travelling).Will likely update this when we’ve lived with it a while longer.

The kids were very pleased to have these in the car for our recent road trip. The headrest bracket was easy to fit (though I was only able to fit the outer screws around the headrest columns - I wouldn’t describe them as being overly thick, but the bracket is still firm with 2 of the 4 screws). The units fit well, and hold their angle (apart from going over particularly aggressive speed bumps).The picture and sound quality are good, and the wiring works well in the back, not too little, not too much, and the battery life was fine. The remote was a little fiddly to use from the front (with two younger children in the back, we had to control ourselves), but changing the disc from the front passenger seat was fine (I’m not sure how easy/safe it would be for the driver).All in all, very satisfied and I think the kids will look forward to the next trip

Unbelievably frustrated. I’m driving to Scotland tomorrow with 2 toddlers and I set this up this evening and it says…no disc. I’ve tried > 10 different DVDs - nothing. Suddenly absolutely dreading tomorrow. I’m SO frustrated. There’s not even an option to order another one to be guaranteed delivery in the morning. Gutted.

Fantastic picture, not to bad to use. The one issue I do have is everytime it is turned off/restarted it starts from the beginning of the DVD so during short journey's it starts from the beginning each time, so see and hear the same part of the film each time which is a real pain.