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Energizer Universal DVD Battery/Charger (ERDVDMINI) (ERDVDMINI) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Energizer
Category: CE
List Price: $70.31
Buy New: $30.00
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Rating:  7 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
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Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.3
MPN: ERDVDMINI
Model: ERDVDMINI
UPC: 809143300974
EAN: 0809143300974
ASIN: B0006ZLPY4
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Product Description
ENERGIZER ER-DVD - MINI Universal Battery for Portable DVD Players Operates up to 3 hrs on 1 charge ; Universal NiMH battery for portable ;DVD players ; Compatible with ;Audiovox(R), Panasonic(R), RCA(R), ;Mintek, Samsung(R), Toshiba(R) ;and many others ; Rechargeable ; Includes a 2000 mAh battery, ;an AC adapter and multiple tips ;for different players ; Portable ;and flexible power option ; 3-year warranty Universal Battery for Portable DVD Players
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 Good Buy March 25, 2008
Teacher of many, Mom of two (Mahopac, NY, USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Works just as expected. Bought to go with an Audiovox portable DVD player so my kids could watch on the airplane (model I got didnt come with a battery -which is odd in and of itself). But it comes with 5 different adapters to use with a huge variety of appliances. Charges fast ad works for about 3 hours. The louder the volume on the dvd player the shorter the time you get but not that big of a difference. Also if there are two screens, like I have, the battery goes a little faster. But overall definitely worth the purchase.
 How can you tell that this is charging? --UPDATE included. February 27, 2008
Rumiwon
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I just received this unit in the mail and am charging it. However, the round a/c plug doesn't go all the way into the unit. Is this normal? It only goes in about 1/2 way, and since there is no indicator light to show that is charging, I can't tell. The unit doesn't get warm or hot either. Anyone have an answer for me?
I'll write a full review after I figure this charging question out.
UPDATE: All right, I charged this for the required 16 hours initially. After 16 hours, the unit was not hot at all, but barely warm to the touch underneath. I picked the correct plug tip (you get 5 different ones, all conveniently attached to a rubber bar so you won't lose them) for my 10" Phillips DVD player. As the instructions stated, the charge for a 10" screen lasted exactly 1 hour.
So I recharged this unit for 8-10 hours the second time, as per instructions. Then, I plugged it into my Audiovox D1718PK 7" Portable DVD Player (with Bonus Headphones and Car Kit sold here for $99.00 right now) and wrote down the start time at 9:18 am. I watched a movie in medium volume, then I tried the headset, then back to speaker mode. The 2 hour movie ended so I put in another movie. That 1 -1/2 hour movie ended too. Then I put in my kid's dvd and started to fall asleep. Finally, at 1:56 pm, this energizer battery died. That would be 4 - 1/2 hours!
Now granted this long play time is due to the fact that I used it on my 7" dvd player. My 10" dvd player only ran for 1 hour. Anything in between should be 2 - 3 hours, my guess.
I LOVE this round thing! The only thing that I didn't like was the fact that there is no red led indicator light to tell me that it's charging. The unit doesn't get hot so I can't tell that it's charging at all.
Well, I'm trying to change my rating to 4 stars, but it won't let me.
Hope this review helps all of you.
Still not the best fit... August 15, 2007
Anna "The Mom" (Connecticut, USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I purchased this battery to complement my portable DVD player. We use it for my daughter's entertainment during long trips and the battery it came with only lasts less then two hours. Because the DVD player is all systems all regions, we needed to find something to extend the life of battery without having to plug it in. This product was supposed to fit pretty much anything including our DVD player, but it doesn't... We still continue to use it, but the plug sneaks out at times which causes a pretty big uproar from our daughter... Make sure you check if one of the plugs it comes with fits your product.
 Good Alternative to RCA OEM Battery May 13, 2007
Christopher A. Gillies
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
I used this unit on one screen of the RCA DRC 629N Dual Screen DVD RCA 7" Dual Screen Portable DVD Playerafter finding that the unit did not come with a battery and the battery is impossible to find anywhere except by contacting RCA directly for $99.
I decided to try this out as it claimed to provided the same run time as the RCA battery and it did not disappoint. I noticed on the package that the battery time is dependant on the size of the screen and whatever functions you may be using so I suspect that if I used double screens then the time will be cut in at least half but I did get a solid 2 hours out of it with power to spare with one screen with a single DVD test.
One other thing to pay attention to are the instructions on initial charge:
For the first 3 charges you must charge for 13 hours each time.
This should condition the battery for on going usage as this is NIMH and not Lithium Ion.
Enjoy
light and slim April 9, 2007
P. Chan (San Francisco, CA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I bought it last night, charged it for 16 hours according to the instruction. We tested it with a brand new Polaroid portable DVD, it lasted around 3 hours. We will use it for taking a 25 hours train to Canada. It is very light, slim and portable.
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