kids dvd player

I got my kids a portable dvd player for in our van for long trips, but it only has one outlet for headphones. I know that there are extenders and splitters, but do they make an extender with a splitter on the end, and if they do, where can I purchase one? Thanks.

Any electronics store should have something, but here is what I found online:

http://www.radioshack.com/product/index. jsp?productId=2272476&cp=&origkw =headphone+splitter&kw=headphone+spl itter&parentPage=search

Hope this helps.

2006-12-05 10:01:38 by mazey1967

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I've seen commercials for the kid tough dvd player - but reviews say the screen is REALLY tiny and it still skips when the kids drops it, so is it really worth the money?

I've seen another one that was the same size but cheaper and not as "tough".

Have you ever bought one for your kids? What brand was it and do you like it?

Suggestions?
Oh - I have two boys who are two and a daughter who is three. So I need one that's durable. They're not that rough with their toys - but they are toddlers. The DVD player is for when we take long trips.
@Pensburg = THANKS! We're taking a trip from MA to NC and need to keep the kids entertained. I did read that the kid tough one has less then 2 hours battery - and the kid to charge it in your car is another $40

I honestly wouldn't spend any money on the tough kid dvd player that you've seen in commercials getting dropped down the steps and stuff. If you're mainly going to use it for long trips, aka in the car, then I'd suggest just buying a normal portable dvd player. I don't what kind of vehicle you drive so you'd have to determine the best way to secure it in the car. Here's the link for the tough kid dvd player:

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d o?product_id=10040339

Here's a list of much cheaper portable dvd players that cost almost half the price, that have larger screens, and more battery life:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLis t.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2000590491%20402 7&name=%2475%20-%20%24100

Because in all honesty I don't see the purpose of the tough kid dvd player for use in a car. Now if they are in the house, that might be a different story with your kids, but if they really want to watch a dvd why can't you just stick it into one of the televisions/dvd players around the house? And save yourself 140 bucks?

2008-11-03 14:27:15 by εїз Cяystâiℓℓee εїз

Price: $49.99

Manufactured to the Highest Quality Available.
Latest Technical Development.
With True Enhanced Performance.

I am going on a long car trip (9 1/2 hours) w/ 3 kids under the age of 6 in a mini van that cannot have 3 car seats in one row. I do not want the DVD player in the roof of the car. Ideally I need one w/ 3 screens or 1 screen to hang between the 2 front seats, and a separate screen in the back. I would like to have one w/ headphones for all 3 kids. I would love any recommendations. It's very hard to search for this on-line.

Insignia™ 7" 16:9 Widescreen Portable DVD Player

Model: IS-PD04092



Watch your favorite movie on the go with this portable DVD player. A headphone jack lets you listen as loud as you like without disturbing others. It's like having a movie theater to yourself.


Stumped over which features to choose? Our DVD Player Buying Guide can help.


Plays back DVD-Video, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, MP3 and JPEG formats


Dolby Digital sound decoder


$100 at best buy

2006-05-11 18:04:31 by jgtoepfer

Price: $179.99 $219.99

It is designed to be kid-tough and survive drop after drop after drop
It is kid tough and worry free
DVD player is the first portable DVD player that is tough and easy enough for kids to use
A surefire way to keep your kids entertained without the risk of more delicate electronics
Includes rechargeable batteries with 2 hours of life

I've seen commercials for the kid tough dvd player - but reviews say the screen is REALLY tiny and it still skips when the kids drops it, so is it really worth the money?

I've seen another one that was the same size but cheaper and not as "tough".

Have you ever bought one for your kids? What brand was it and do you like it?

Oh - I have two boys who are two and a daughter who is three. So I need one that's durable. They're not that rough with their toys - but they are toddlers. The DVD player is for when we take long trips.

i got the one from wal-mart but it was a t.v with dvd player like cars or princess or dora they got all kinds of disney character's

2008-11-03 14:29:16 by εїз Cяystâiℓℓee εїз

We have twenty years of VHS recordings of the children, holidays and other family celebrations. Now that VHS is a dying media format, we are at last thinking of getting a DVD player/recorder.
Is it simply a case of plugging-in our video player into our proposed DVD recorder/player, or is it more complicated than that? (for info, I live in the UK)

its very easy... connect video to dvd recorder with scart lead on line2/av2..connect dvd to tv- line in 1/av1, set dvd to av2/line2, press play on video, record on dvd...... all you will need to make sure is that you buy the correct type of discs for the dvd recorder...
(you can get a dvd recorder in tesco's for £70, and it will be fine for what you want... there will be a quick set-up guide in the instructions which is very handy..) get those happy memories safe on disc!! good luck.. if you get stuck, email me.. cheers.

2006-10-10 04:02:29 by John M