Eonon C1100A Headrest DVD Player 10.1Inch Portable DVD Headrest Monitor for Car Digital Touch Screen Headrest DVD Player with Digital Touch Button HDMI USB SD Port (Two Headrests-Black)

I used these as the end-points of an in-car entertainment system for the family. They've fit the bill pretty much perfectly.My requirements:- A system that was easy to set up and to tear down because we didn't want screens in the car all the time. These screens are perfect. A mounting bracket stays on the headrests, and a simple thumbscrew holds the screens in place. I lost one of the thumbscrews after about 14 months, and emailed them asking to buy some more. They sent me 8 more for free! :)- Something that had speakers/headphone support built-in in case we ever wanted to use those options. These have that option. They have built-in speakers, and include a set of headphones as well.- The option to play DVDs and link the screens to each other if needed (if we didn't want to use an external device for video). These do that.- HDMI input for use with an external device (e.g. an Android TV box). Also, wanted the screens to default to the last input used so they would stay on HDMI if that was the previous setting. These do that while some of the other screens I looked at do not.- Reasonable price. These definitely achieved that goal.My setup:- Cigarette lighter splitter with USB output to power everything.- Mi Box S as the 'driver'. Installed Kodi and some software to auto-launch it on-boot. Great because I can also just pop it out of the car and bring it in to wherever we're staying when we're on vacation. Also great because the remote can work without line-of-sight to the box.- USB to barrel adapter so I can power the Mi Box. Have to be careful with this one though; I accidentally plugged one of the cigarette lighter adapters from the screens into the Mi Box and fried it. Didn't realize the ends were the same size. Now I have the ends wrapped in color-coded tape.- Small USB-powered HDMI splitter to split the signal to the two screens.- These screen as the visual endpoints.- The Mi Box is plays audio over bluetooth to the car's audio system. Alternatively, I could run a stereo cord from one of the screens to the aux input line.Overall, this has worked quite well! It's served our purposes on multiple roadtrips for over a year now. The only big caveats that I've run into are these:- You can't use an HDMI cable with a really thick tip on these as the port is pretty close to the lip of the screen molding. 'Normal' size hdmi ports work fine.- As I mentioned: careful with the barrel adapters; the screens and Mi Box use the same size tip and the cigarette lighters put out far more power than the Mi Box requires and will fry it. I recommend wrapping the ends of the lighter adapter cables in tape so you know what they are for.- Thumb screws are easy to lose. I always screw them right back into the screens after removal, but I apparently was in a rush and didn't do it once and managed to lose a screw. Thankfully this company is awesome and took care of me. :)- The screens handle 1080p okay-ish, but they can't handle 60fps. It took me a while to figure out why they were flashing to black while the kids were watching, and eventually completely freezing up until left unplugged for a little while to 'reset'. When I changed to forcing the Mi Box to run at 720 and 30fps, I've been trouble-free. Just note that sometimes the Mi Box likes to reset back to 1080p 60fps when you plug it into a big TV.Overall, I've been very pleased, and I'd recommend these screens to people wanting to build an in-car entertainment system!

Headphones are crap. One never worked and the other fell apart. Not very secure it bounces and pops when you hit bumps.

Both monitors seem to work. after understanding all the settings head phones did not work. One of them was broke completely and I’ve seen several people say the same thing. I hooked up a fire stick so the kids could have Netflix and no audio at all. I messed with the monitor settings and the fire stick settings. I tried calling eonon and the number they gave me is disconnected so there’s no tech support. But if you want but I’m sending mine back I paid $240 for them and it’s a cheap feeling product. You’d think spending that much money it would be better quality.

We got these for two kids (5&7) to use on a long road trip. They worked great, loved having the separate monitors for each kid to watch their own video! Everything was well packaged and nothing was missing from our shipment. Installation is easy. Once the brackets are in place, the monitors themselves can be slipped in and out with just removing a finger-friendly screw. We did use the IR headphones without any trouble, also used regular headphones that just plug directly into a jack. Traveling with only one adult, disc changing did require a stop as the kids couldn’t reach the monitors. The 7 year old was able to use the remote with a quick tutorial. Since both screens can work with either remote, the older child could point it at the younger child’s screen to help when needed.On the first day of use one monitor had lines across the screen, I contacted the seller and they will be replacing it for us without any trouble. On very bumpy roads there was some skipping, but mostly ran without trouble.All in all, quite happy with the purchase, plan to get lots of use out of this, would buy the set again!

DVD players work great. The headrest attachment was too big for my vehicle. I contacted the store and they sent me the smaller attachment for FREE and the USB attachment to connect my phone for FREE! I was very impressed customer service.We have been using these DVD players every time we drive for about 4 weeks and we’ve played multiple DVDs and they all work. Clear crisp video and I love sound plays through radio or headphones or players. Kids also like that they can watch the same or different movies at the same time.

Bought this for our kids for Christmas, since we had plans to travel in March 2020. We installed and tried the DVD players on a few short trips. They seemed to work fine. On the last trial run, one side continued to error out when attempting to play a disc. It will not play anything at this time. Now we are on our trip and the kids can't watch a movie because the system doesn't fully function.Also, the units need separate plugins, and there is a special way to connect the two units together, and we have yet to figure it out.....for me, this product was not worth the money.

Over all bought these in preparation for a trip coming in a few weeks. the overall design is great except for a few sort coming of the audio and logistics of trying to change a disc on route. the design doesn't offer much room to change a disc while driving the cars unless the kids a re competent. The audio function came to be a problem, the rf headphone are very brittle and I was just afraid the kids were going to break them, aside from that. you had to be directly in front to the signal to hear anything. The fm transmitter, sad to say was a joke. offered very few station coverage and could hardly be picked up by the receiver. unless you have just two kids, and can plug headphones directly into the unit, you're going to have a headache from the built in speaker since they point right at the back of the driver and front passenger rather than directed towards the back. overall everything else worked perfectly, just didn't suit my needs.