Gift Ideas: DVD Players Under $100

DVD players can make great gift ideas for any holiday or birthday. You can't watch any modern movies on video without them. Some have specific formats, some have wild features, but every one will play the newest movies, and most will play those DVDs with great clarity in picture and sound. 

You can find the following DVD players at BestBuy.com or your closest Best Buy store. If you feel like these aren't for you, scroll down, go to the next page, look for other types of DVD players.

Insignia Progressive-Scan DVD Player with HDMI Output

A stunning piece of hardware for any entertainment center, and this DVD player will make a great gift for anyone who loves to watch movies. It's picture is top-of-the-line. It's sound decoding is unbelievable. Check out the specs listed below and the attached link, and you might see what I first saw.

This Insignia Progressive-Scan DVD Player with HDMI Output plays DVD, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, MP3, VCD and JPEG formats. It includes built-in DTS decoders. Simulated surround sound makes your movies sound great without ever having to turn on a 5.1 surround sound system. The great DVD player also comes equipped with a 4x zoom function.

It's vertical design is unique. But this allows for more shelf space, and even more convenience.

Insignia DVD Player with MP3 Playback/JPEG Viewer

It's pretty standard. But it's still a great holiday gift idea. It's not only capable of superior picture and sound, but it also comes with selectable aspect ratios, between 16:9 and 4:3 formats. The Insignia DVD Player with MP3 Playback/JPEG Viewer also features a multi-angle play and multistory selection play, providing multiple viewing options, and 32 language captions. Plus, it has an on-screen menu display for easy navigation though DVD menus.

Panasonic Progressive-Scan DVD Player with MP3 Playback/JPEG Viewer 

This will make a great holiday gift. You can watch all of your favorite movies with a high-quality picture in this great progressive DVD player. But, higher picture resolution isn't everything.