Ultra-Mini 1080P Full HD H.264/RM/RMVB Media Player with AV/HDMI/USB/SD/MMC

Pros: - Seems to be a (perfect) clone of the "Diyomate K5."
- Works as advertised.
- Plays ALL movie formats listed, and some variants that aren't listed.
- Size is "Ultra-mini" as advertised, which is about the size of a Credit Card and thick as toast.
- All remote button functions work except for a few (Listed in Cons).
- Simple navigational menu.
- Remote Controls IR Sender, and Media Player IR Receiver works like CRAZY. I can ress a button from the opposite side of my house to the other and it still detects, even pointing it up at the ceiling and not at the device works.

Cons: - Remote Control "Useless" Buttons: Folder, Copy/Del. (Not really a Con but just a note).
- I had to use a Universal Power Adapter as this one uses a US Plug an I reside in Australia. (Not really a Con again, as everyone should have these Adapters lying around anyway).
- Subtitles can't be configured... (this time it is a con) but this is "livewithable" as it reads the font configurations from the .srt/.sub/etc file which CAN be configured using a Texteditor.

Other: - Buy it if you can't be bothered hooking up your PC/Laptop to your TV every time or want a means of playing/viewing your media without having to set up a HT dedicated device.

Pros: How it all and say - read almost all video formats. For me it was important for the presence of AV-out, because I have an old TV, but the support hdmi is also important.

Cons: Do not read some of the specialized, such as "raw" files of my Camcorder.
Inconvenient, illogical Remote Control
One day while watching mkv-video 5-minute portion of the video began to play around and around.
Sometimes spontaneously stops the video in mkv-format. But any avi-files were played without any problems.

Other: I reccomend to look for other media players, such as 57 177 SKU. It is cheaper, but has much more features.