Consumer Models

Looking to identify which consumer CD-i player you have? Use our handy visual guide to identify it! Please keep in mind that many of these models are series in their own right, with internal hardware revisions (example: 220 is a series, with /00,/20,/40,/60,/80 being revisions in the 220 series).

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2XX Series

2XX series players were mid to high end players manufacturered and marketed by Philips/Magnevox that resembled existing home media center equipment, like CD players and VCRs. Common features among these models included front-loading disc trays and front mounted controls, input ports, and displays.

Philips CD-i 910 (205 in UK)

This player was also rebadged and sold under the Memorex brand as the CD-i 2200.

Philips CD-i 210

Philips CD-i 220

This player was also rebadged and sold under the Grundig brand as the CD-i 100v.

4XX Series

4XX series players were low to high end players released by Philips/Magnavox later on in the CD-i platform's lifespan. The 450/550 in particular was designed to resemble other game consoles of the time and sell at a significantly reduced cost, while the 470/490 were designed to integrate into 26cm hi-fi systems.