They were a snap to install, match colors well, and are clear as a bell. They come with cheapo game controllers and basic video games on a disc. The headphones work great, but setup was a little tricky with them, they need to be "bound" to each unit on power-up of the head unit.

Haven't tried the memory card slot yet, but so far so good with the rest of it.

 

any idea what gm wants $$$ ????

 

Just had the first road trip with my headrest dvd/monitors. All good except the headphones. It's just too hard to get each monitor to broadcast to just one headrest, there is crosstalk, interference, distortion, etc. Had plug-in ear buds as a backup and both kids were much happier.

But no skips, easy to see screen, really worth the effort and the money.

 

This is good news. I'm thinking this will be a family Christmas present.

 

With a car deal, my cost is about $1700 installed.

Check out:
http://www.gmaccessorieszone.com/ind...icle_name]=HHR

It'll show you the MSRP and part number you need to take to the nearest Chevrolet Dealership.

 

$1700 no thanks, I could buy about 3 sets of the ones that stared this thread.... I could have a set in my car, wifes car and a back up.. Chevy missed the $$BOAT this one.... must be trying to make up for all Zero % finnancing they gave away....

 

The Chevy's complete DVD headrest package can play the same movie on both displays or separate movies on each headrest, includes one remote and two wireless headphones. It's a quality made product with great fit and finish. The display is bright and clear with good color saturation. It also has a 3 year warranty if you have a dealer install them.

 

Care to give and updated review?

 

I bought the same ones, very easy install, seems top be good quality so far.