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Philips Replacement DVD ROM Drive for Microsoft Xbox Video Games In association with Amazon.com All ProductsApparelAutomotiveBabyBeautyBooksClassical MusicDVDDigital MusicElectronicsGourmet FoodHealth & Personal CareJewelryKitchen & HousewaresMagazinesMiscellaneousMusicMusic TracksMusical InstrumentsOffice ProductsOutdoor LivingPC HardwarePet SuppliesPhotoRestaurantsSoftwareSporting GoodsTools & HardwareToysVHSVideo (DVD & VHS)Video GamesWirelessWireless Accessories  Find great shopping deals on Philips Replacement DVD ROM Drive for Microsoft Xbox!

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Price: $49.90

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Used Price: $34.99
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Binding: Video Game
EAN: 0011110794505
Label: Philips
Manufacturer: Philips
Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Philips
Studio: Philips

Features:

• NEW OFFICIAL PHILLIPS DVD ROM DRIVE
• REPLACES YOUR BROKEN XBOX DRIVE
• SIMPLE PLUG AND PLAY (NO INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED)

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Rating: - Watch out- terrible customer service and old broken drives
This is the worst experience I have had internet shopping. I am surprised that Amazon tolerates a vendor that misrepresents it's products and refuses to refund my money after repeated requests. The DVD drive is stated to be new yet it arrived in very used and worn out condition. The Drive door will not open and it sounds like the parts are grinding when it spins. The vendor has tried to blackmail me into removing my comments in order to replace the broken drive. Avoid Excess Source if you can.

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