Logix DVD3000

Worth the 89 pounds i payed for it, and i would buy another if i needed to

Glad I bought this, it plays everything I feed it never spits anything out, had it now for 7 months with no problems recommend it as a first choice machine

I received this for Christmas and it was so easy to set up and get running. Everything required came in the box, except a DVD to watch ;-)

Operation is easy and I've not had a problem using it yet.

when i bought this system from tesco's on their offer i thought that is was a very good offer and until now had no problems with it, as i have stated that i have had no problems with this brand of dvd player with any original dvd films.

Absolutely well chuffed about this Logix DVD3000 DVD player. Always said I would wait until the recordable ones are cheaper but at this price and with the features on offer I couldn't! Fed up of watching them through a 17" monitor!

Also received a hardware patch from my friends over at CD-WOW who I bought it from which is meant to correct a lip-sync glitch on VCD's (which I've not actually come accross). As other reviews say, for the money you can't go wrong really. Also verified as I was not so sure, the sequence to make the player multi region is a once off requirement.

Logix 3300 DVD player bought on special offer from Tesco. Initially very impressed with features and picture and sound quality ... BUT 10 to 12 minutes into each DVD the picture 'Stuck' either temporarily (in which case it jumped to catch up) or permanently (needed to restart DVD and fast forward). This is not acceptable and spoiled viewing pleasure. Returned to store for refund, and alternative to be considered from better known manafacturer. Features seemed good for price, but I suppose you only get what you pay for!

Got this Logix DVD3000 DVD player for Xmas to go with a home cinema system and it's a fantastic buy. Picture quality is excellent. Sound (via amplifier and digital coax) is great. I can't honestly see how a more expensive player could be better. Backed by 3 year guarantee from Asda as well! I'm not planning to upgrade until DVD recorders are cheaper!

The New Logix 3300 (yes 3300, not 3000) gives DVD players costing a lot more a serious kicking. Having owned a Sony (or as called it "Go create back to the shop 7 times")a Philips (never again) and a Toshiba (impulse buy!!),the Logix 3300 has got them all beat, it is slimmer than the 3000, is silver and has the best output I have ever seen - even on my 36" Digital TV. Go get one now!

When I first received this DVD player the sound would not work.. when I recieved the second one the sound worked for ten minutes then cut out totally... when I was sent the third one and plugged it in... nothing. No power was getting to the unit at all....

.. so, now I am getting my money back and getting a player from a maker with a good name!! don't touch Logix with a barge pole (a long stick for anyone who doesn't know what a barge pole is)

In general I like this unit. Its ideal for my application, that of watching the odd rented DVD on my portable TV. However I would not recommend it for any serious Home Theatre buffs. The main reason for this is that it does not handle transitions between dark areas of the image very well. Bright images are perfect, but dark backgrounds with subtile variances tend to appear blocky. I have verified this using my acid test - watching the opening sequence of Batman where my friend's player does a far better job at smoothing transitions between discrete colour values.