Car Headrest DVD Player: Mobile Car Entertainment

Ever wanted let the passengers behind you (especially your kids) to enjoy their favorite videos, music or even games using headsets without interrupting or distracting you while you’re listening to the news or your favorite songs? Why fight for the front radio or music player every time when you can install a few headrest DVD players behind the front seats so everyone can enjoy what they want?

Indeed, car headrest DVD players are usually sold in pair because most cars only have two front seats which you can install on. If you dislike the idea of having messy wires crawling inside your car, be sure to get a wireless model. Besides the remote controls, almost everything can be wireless too, including the controllers and the headphones so be sure to find one that has those. You or your passengers can also enjoy watching the same movie on both headrest using the RCA inputs and outputs.

When choosing a car headrest DVD player, make sure that it comes with a TFT LCD screen that is sharp, bright and big enough for you. The optimum size for the LCD screen is 7 inch in most cases. If you plan to play music or video from external storage drives such as USB drives and SD cards, make sure that the model you’re planning to buy supports such connectivity.

Using a car headrest DVD player is couldn’t be any simpler. Most models already have built in DVD players built inside the LCD screen so you only need to press the eject button and you will be to insert the DVD of your choice. Install it is really simple too. You just replace your car headrest with the headrest that comes with it. You don’t even need to wire the audio output to your car speaker system, unless you really want to do so because it has its own built in speakers which are in most cases good enough.

If you plan to watch foreign movies, be sure to get a DVD player for car headrest that supports all-region DVD playback. Also make sure that it supports popular formats and media such as CD, CD-R, CD-RW, VCD, SVCD, DVD, DVD±R, DVD±RW and JPEG. Since you will be driving your car and occasionally you will have to drive on bumpy roads, you need to make sure that the players have built-in anti-shock system so that you can be rest assured that they will not be damaged as a result of any sudden jerking or vibration.