Paid $9.00 each for several when radio shack was closing in the Buffalo area. Also got a dozen Pro 652 desktop Apco P 25 police scanners for $100 each after clearance sale and discounts /coupons.Out of the box you get the DVP FX780, a wall charger with an incredibly short cord (2.5 feet), a 12v car adapter, and a 1/8 jack to rca composite video/audio out pigtail.Plays just about anything you put in it. DVD, CD, music, videos, pictures divx,avi,MP4, etc.Screen: 7 inch, non reflective, excellent color, brightness and contrast. I'd rate this on par with high end Sony TVs. Very good color reproduction even though this is an AMOLED display. Contrast is very good, above average, with very defined black levels. Keep in mind it's a 7 inch screen, my comparisons are based on the walmart /RCA etc junk portable dvd players. The screen flips up without flex or creaking inherent in the cheaper units.Audio: You can tell immediately upon playing a movie or audio disc that this is a higher quality unit made by a company that uses quality components once you hear it. Directly beneath the flip up screen are two oblong/rectangular speakers which reproduce stereo and Dolby surround very well, and audio is crisp and LOUD.which is uncommon in portable dvd players. Distortion seems to be the norm in the cheager units, this unit just blasts audio without major distortion.DVD Player: typical complement of menu settings for screen size, wide/normal/stretch/zoom, as well as contrast, color,sharpness/brightness. Also has parental control feature and submenu navigation.Overall, the supplied A/V out pigtail works well, fired all 6 monitors in my truck up, no ghosting or artifact inherent in non-amplified composite outputs. Audio was excellent. Works excellent in vehicles, no skip issues or sun washout of the video. Its been used almost exclusively with burned discs (dvd and cd) and has played everything ive put in it.The unit is light but sturdy feeling, all controls are hidden under the flip up screen, the power button is a slide and hold type so accidentally turning on isn't an issue. The dvd door isn't electromechanical and is just a spring loaded door which is reliable and generally trouble free. I get 4 hours plus out of the internal li-ion battery, and it takes 2-4 hours to charge when completely dead. The home power adapter though they really dropped the ball on, it's less than 3 feet long so unless youu wanna sit 3 feet from a wall outlet or run an extension cord to your lap it's going to be on batteries as you watch. I've had this one in the picture over 2 years and not a single problem. I am well aware the battery will need replacing at some point in the future, but when I checked it it was readily available on amazon for $12.00.The sellers on here with them for over $100 are out of their minds. Probably did the same thing I did and purchased them from Radio Shack as they were restructuring. The units brand new were $79.95, and are well worth that. If you need a great portable dvd player - look no further. New should be 80 or under and used 20-50 bucks. Grab one and you'll be happy you did. This makes the cheap RCA junk look pointless. 5 stars from me is rare, but Sony built a quality unit here and it shows.