Customer Ratings & Reviews

This product is easy to use and of high quality. Love that it's one component for three entertainment methods. I highly recommend it.

The Blu-ray player works well. The smaller size fits well in limited space.

This is a well made DVD player and it works well with my DVDs.

Easy to setup, looks great in 4k, and the Dolby Atmos Ultra HD movies sound great on my theater system.

It’s ok but lacks features that other 4K blu ray players have. Having no built in WI-FI is just fine but watching a movie is not worth it. You can pause it but you can’t go frame by frame like with the Sony 4K Blu Ray players.

I like this because no money is wasted on unnecessary things like streaming features, multiple outputs, and a bunch of junk unrelated to playing back high quality video. It doesn’t even have a digital display, but who needs it? For this to play HDR 10+ at this price is insane and it looks great!

Works as advertised for playing 4k disc. No bells and whistles just basic functionality.

Loses 1 star because there is zero illumination on the front panel and the buttons are impossible to read. Performs its basic functions of playing DVDs and Blu-Ray disks. It is also low cost.

This blu ray player works great with our TV. Picture quality is so much better than streaming. We have a lot of blu ray movies and I happy I can watch them again..

this dvd player has everything you need good price good sound good picture easy to hookup

Very good, minor scratch only when look closely but every thing looks okay. Played with 3D and 4k movies. Very nice and clear pictures.

I got it because it plays 4K, blu-ray and regular dvd's. It has a great picture. Even the black and white movies look great. Creature from the Black Lagoon looks great in 4K on it

I'm going to start off with a quick "No" this one. If you're still with me, let's talk about why I came to that conclusion. First , let's open up the box. Tearing into this box, get's you the bluray player, a power source and a remote with 2 AAA batteries. In all honesty, that's all you'll need to get started watching your blurays. Unless you plan on getting a quick update for all of the latest software to properly run your Ultra HD discs and maybe even those 3D blurays you've planning on watching. The only issue wiith that is this, You'll need to connect to the enter-webs to get that update and going to require a ethernet LAN cable, because there's no WiFi capabilities. So now you'll need to be near your modem to plug it in. But wait! There's more. This doesn't come with the cable in the box. Now you'll need to go on a scavenger hunt to find a cable that you thought you'd never need again. In all fairness, you probably didn't think you'd be using your bluray discs again either, so i can see where we are on that. With all that taken into account, let's talk about how much this thing is( You saw the price before you got to me, I'm sure.) This brings up the question of, if this costs this much, can I at lease stream my favorite apps? Well, that would be a resoundinding "Nah" This is for discs only. Does it play well? Yes. It plays great and after that update, it brings great picture and Dolby sound to your theater setup. The only saving grace is that this easily transportable. But that's really it. In closing, if you feel you just need to watch your discs, do so on you game console of choice or find another brand with Wifi. I'm sure it'll cost less or at the very least, give you more features. Thanks for getting this far. I wish I had a prize, but all I can offer is a thanks.

Great, if basic, bluray player. recommended if you don't need bells or whistles

The player is excellent looks and sound like your right there in the disk your viewing!!!

Works great! Wanted a high end disk player for my collection. Best Buy had the player in store.

I love this 4k and it does everything and I love it so much

Nice for the price, but it feels a bit cheap with all the plastic. Overall its a great player. I got it because if feel i needed something a little more dedicated to physical disc and my Series X and PS5 really aren't made for 4K HD needs. The instruction manual could be better

Responsiveness has improved (over my 5 year old Sony) but still tiresome that it does not allow skipping over ads and notices programmed into some DVDs before the movie starts or the command menu appears

Everything works—4K, Dolby Atmos, compatibility with earlier formats. Only quibble is the use of an optical line-of-sight remote rather than Bluetooth, probably to meet its price point.