Case Logic PDVS 4 Nylon DVD Player Case Black

Editorial Review
Case Logic is a leading worldwide marketer of lifestyle-oriented products. By building an excellent reputation for product quality, functionality, innovation, and customer service, the Case Logic brand has earned a position at the forefront of its target markets throughout the world.PRODUCT FEATURES:Holds up to 7-inch portable DVD players;Take your portable DVD player and favorite movies on the road in this compact, thickly padded, multi-functional case;Adjustable in-car suspension system allows case to easily attach to most seat backs or between two-bucket seats;Mounting system quickly detaches, converting to a portable carrying case;Sturdy hook-n-loop webbing harness in main compartment safely secures DVD player while in use or while stored;Accessory pocket.
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Customer Reviews

Great lightweight DVD player case

2008-04-05
Perfect case for traveling. Has enough storage for all the accessories that go with a portable DVD player. Easy to hang on seat back. Lightweight.

Not just for your DVD player (Looking for a case for your hard drive?)

2008-02-12
I am a film major and I sometimes have to carry my G-Tech hard drive with me. The only problem is I needed a bag with padding, and the ability to store my connectors and power cord. I was shopping in Target and came across this bag. It has a compartment for you USB/Firewire and other cords. You also have some space for the power cord (but you may have to separate it). The bonus is the belt secures the hard drive itself and the luxury of having a handle strap. To be the perfect hard drive bag it needs to be about an inch longer and more padding, but it beats nothing (who knows, maybe someone will design a bag for the G-Tech large hard drives.)

Good value

2008-01-13
I had a difficult time attaching this to the seat. It is supposed to wrap around the headrest but because of the shape of our headrests (squat, smaller at the top than at the bottom) it would not stay in place. However when the straps scooted down to the base of the headrest and i tightened them there, the case stayed in place. It was a little lower than i expected but worked fine.
There is not enough storage for all the cords that come with a portable DVD player. So if this is the bag you are going to use to store the DVD player in, it might not work out that well. Personally i'm going to make a bag for the cords and clip it on the exterior of the bag so that I won't lose all the parts.

GREAT DVD case...

2007-11-11
Perfect for travel! I bought and used for my grandson w/the DVD player when we travel. He can get comfy in the back seat and watch movies and I can drive in peace.

Not quite as pictured.

2007-06-25
Unit shipped does not have the adjustable web pieces on the sides as pictured. Good price for $16, but wish it was as pictured. Would make it easier to orient the screen for viewing in the back seat.

Also, the velcro closure that holds in the DVD player isn't very good quality and is starting to come apart.

I thought about returning it. May still do so.

Very good item for automobile

2008-07-22
I would suggest this product if you are looking for setting up a compact DVD player in the car.

functional and got us through our trip

2008-07-22
I dind't find that it was all that easy to attach to the seats. It would NOT go on the back of the middle seats of my van. When you strap it between 2 seats it sways too much. When you get it securely strapped to the back of a seat the dvd player won't open completey all the way up so it's hard for the kids to see the screen.

Case for Coby DVD Player

2008-06-25
It holds the Coby DVD player just fine. That's what I bought it for. It does the job. Good protection for the equipment. I'm sorry that this review isn't exciting.

Good little case!

2008-06-11
I ordered this case when I ordered by DVD player. I did not pay attention to the fact that this a case for up to 7 inch units, so I was afraid this would not work.

The case itself is very lightweight, has a small opening on the top (I put my remote, owners manual and headphones in it), and straps to allow the unit to connected to rear of a headrest of a car or truck. I probably will never use the straps for that purpose, but it has small rings and I should be able to use the straps as a shoulder strap. Oh and unlike some other cases, this one also has straps to keep the unit from sliding around inside.

Maybe the only thing I wish is that it had room for the power adaptors too.

The case is padded and fits my player to a T (I have the Sony DVPFX810/L). Nice little case and awesome price.

Nice

2008-05-19
This case has a surprising amount of room in it. My dvd player I purchased was a snug fit but it works fine.

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