Apex AD-7701 Progressive-Scan DVD Player
By: Apex Average Rating: 2.5 Total Reviews: 3
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 On: 2007-02-10
ok, so i learned a valuable thing today. ALWAYS READ THE CONSUMER REPORTS!!! My dvd player arrived two days ago. its such a piece of junk. i put in the dvd and it played for about 9 seconds, then the screen went green and pixelated. i tried a few more times, then the tray wouldnt even open so that i could put the dvd in again. i should have listened to "sleeping dragon". please, for the love of all that is holy, do not buy this horrible horrible disappointment of technology.
 On: 2005-02-02
This player from Apex has audiophile capabilities at an affordable price and I do not see any other manufacturer is giving all these fuctions at this price, playing audio DVDs and SACDs. Also, also it can boast all the popular DVD features including multiple angles and multilanguage subtitles; built-in Screen-Saver function; built-in Karaoke with 2 microphone input jacks, Echo and Pitch controls, and mic volume control. The APEX AD-7701 is firmware upgradeable and I love this.
On: 2004-11-10
Do not buy this DVD player, not even for $10. This model has been recalled by Apex and even Apex tech support wont be able to help you with this. It was recently given out as a freebie from another retailer if you purchase $25 worth of items. Got a brand new one and it locksup every so often. Playable for 10 seconds then locks up for 3 seconds then continues. Some DVDs wont even play. I have tried DVD+R media and they work better than the original DVD movies that you purchase or rented. Changing a DVD disc requires you to shut it off. Karaoke just wont work even after going through the menu to turn it on. Manufacturer admit its a technical problem, but you have to send it in for repairs that may not evolve. Do a search for this model and youll encounter problems without any answers for. This problem is intermittent and varies from person to person. Your chances of getting a defective unit is very high. Avoid if possible. You can buy a working DVD player for $30 nowadays.
You have been warned...
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