I purchased a great, small Insignia DVD player at Best Buy for $27. They even had a cheaper model or 2, but this one looked a bit more sturdily made. I'm rather clumsy anyway due to walking around my house banging into inanimate objects sans corrective eyewear, but as I'm in the middle of renovations, a bit more than average seems to be getting dropped, stepped on, broken, lost or transitioned to the Otherworld lately.
It's about 6-mos old, I've never had a problem with it (because I conveniently tucked the cord away from my workboots & used duct tape underneath it to secure it to the table) & it even has a remote with many features I didn't expect with such a modestly priced electronic. It's working very nicely & since I only watch Netflix also, I'm very happy with it. I too, seem to have electronics that last only throughout the warranty period, though my own fault, however, so I always purchase inexpensive replacements. I go through a portable CD or cassette player & 2 sets of earphones every 1 to 1-1/2 yrs because I often walk on the beach or renovate while "wearing" it & inevitably drop it 1/2-dozen times before it decides not to forgive me.
I never felt any of these things conked out through continual usage, only through my capacity to lummox through my house doing too many things at one time. I'm seriously thinking of buying 2 long strips of velcro, 1 for the CD player & 1 for my jacket, so I can walk & not drop my secured player, but I thought I'd look silly. Then while walking yesterday, I was passed by so many potbellied, round folks in tight stretch pants & pink fanny packs (men & women), that I think I'll give it a try.
Best Buy is reasonable & if there's no store near you, you can purchase online. Good luck...
Oh, since yours often break, seriously, several rolled-up pieces of duct tape on the underside of the electronic will secure it into place. Even when I've stepped on the cord, it was just wrenched out of the power strip, rather than from the table to the floor.