Maxell DVD-LC DVD Lens Cleaner (Blue)
by Maxell
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Customer Review: Maxell DVD lens cleaner
Summary: 3 Stars
Purchased this video cleaner and cannot load into one of my DVD players; receive disc error message: playback on this disc is not available. Really not sure what this means, but won't function on this player. Does function on other
DVD recorder/player????
Customer Review: has it done the trick?
Summary: 3 Stars
seems to have worked, but it's hard to say. We still have occasional glitches with DVDs, but less than before. Who's to say whether it's the player or a scratched DVD??? The verdict's still out.Customer Review: ok
Summary: 2 Stars
this item works on DVD and game systems only, it won't do anything on a CD player. It is very expensive compared to others I saw and just exactly the same.Customer Review: Does Not Work on ALL DVD Players
Summary: 1 Stars
First of all, the shipping on this item costs more than the item itself. I did get it quickly (2 or 3 days), but I had several problems with it:
(1) I repeatedly tried it on my DVD player and the player hung. Each time I had to unplug it and plug it back in to get it to respond. I tried over 10 times and got the same result each time.
(2) I tried it on DVD drive 1 on my computer and it hung as well. Had to Ctrl-Alt-Del to get my DVD player software to close. On the 3rd attempt it actually did work.
(3) I repeatedly tried it on DVD drive 2 on my computer. Each time I got a message saying "no disk".
I consider it item a waste of money.
Customer Review: Doesn't work on my DVD players
Summary: 1 Stars
None of my three DVD players (Sony, Magnavox, Proscan) will read the lens-cleaner disk. When I try to play it, I get either a "can't read" message (Sony) or a strange sound as if the player is trying, but unsuccessfully, to play the disk. I tried to run a replacement disk. Same result. A DVD player at Wal-Mart, where I had purchased the disk, played the disk without difficulty. Three different employees professed mystification at the inability of my DVD players to read the disk. Since the box containing the disk has no Maxell telephone number on it, I can't (as I would like) call Maxell to get their take on the problem. I feel ripped off.