Customer Ratings & Reviews

A great 4K player. Decent price on sale. Wish they delivered with a box around it.

Beautiful player to. Upgraded from the Sonyx800 for the Dolby vision support. Love it.

best price I saw was $50 off msrp. so far so good. First Panasonic product in 10 years

After owning the player for a few years it began pausing in the middle of the movie. The only way we can get it to play again is by stopping and then reloading the disc. At first we thought it was just the movie that we are playing but then after it happened quite a few times with various movies we realized it was the player.

At first we were not thrilled, but got a quality HDMI cord and it made a big difference

Overpriced and under-equipped. The Sony 700 is better at half the price. The panasonic remote does not have a button for "subtitles" or "display." The Sony has both. I watched the Criterion Collection DVD of "Downhilll Racer." The DVD menu does not have an option for subtitles, but when you press the subtitle button on the Sony, the come right up. I could never find them on the Panasonic. Worthless.

Very good quality build very happy with 4k movies pictures are clean and sharp

Item works great! Plays discs very nicely. 4k movies look insanely good.

The tone mapping of HDR10 content is the best on the market, period. It also is capable of processing Dolby Vision and HDR10+ content as well. For the price I expected a much more robustly built case, similar to that of the now discontinued Oppo UDP-203. To get the build quality from Panasonic you have to step up to the DP-UB9000 which cost twice as much and adds tone mapping settings for projectors as well as superior DAC's for two-channel listening.

High price for a 4k Blu Ray player but actually reasonable compared to its competitors in the same class. Noticeable performance upgrade with HDR10+ over the XBOX and also better sound output. Would recommend upgrading the remote to the better version that the next highest model uses.

It doesn’t freeze like the Sony X700 kept doing on triple layer discs. If you have that OLED or that top tier QLED don’t skimp out on the player. I only ended up spending more in the long run.

Great player, loads movies fast and the dolby Vision sounds great

I trashed my Sony for constantly freezing a month out of warranty. This player 6 months out of warranty won’t load certain discs, by displaying “Cannot read disc”, or “Copyright Violation”. My discs are kept in pristine condition in the cases so they didn’t go bad overnight. I took it to the best repair shop in my area who I have been dealing with for over 40 years and he couldn’t find anything wrong mechanically with it. As with Sony I will NOT be buying any other Panasonic product.

It’s real nice and the picture is wow!!! It’s a great DVD player

Very nice player, not quite an OPPO but as close as you can get at this time. Only 4 stars because the build quality could be better. Dolby Vision? Yes, but won't play SACD....but my older OPPO will. So I got that goin for me, which is nice!

great player can't go wrong good looking picture good sound

great player for the price. like all of its capabilities.

Product after 6 months has completely failed to play any 4k disc. While playing blu rays and dvds just fine. It’s a major factory default experienced by nearly ALL buyers. Panasonic is a very bad company. The quality control is some of the absolute worst I have ever seen. To have a drive failure under 1 year is completely unacceptable.

I bought this very expensive UHD Blu Ray player due to glowing reviews and because it’s enabled to handle many different HDR modes but for me this just hasn’t been the case. I have this unit paired with a brand new LG-C9-55” OLED that I also purchased from Best Buy and when I play an HDR content disc (Planet Earth II) it does NOT display it in HDR. Instead it says “Dynamic Range Conversion”. I know it’s not the TV because when I stream HDR content from YouTube the TV automatically recognizes the content. I’m probably going to unhook the unit and return it. Oh and it’s also not the HDMI cord because I’m using a $40 Belkin 8K cord. Very disappointed in Panasonic.

The unit powers off completely on its own if paused for 20 minutes. You have turn it back on and navigate to restart the movie. There is no way to turn off this feature. This unit is turned off automatically. To save on electricity, this unit is turned off automatically depending on the media if there is no button operation for about 20 minutes when not playing back (such as when paused or displaying the menu, displaying still pictures, etc.)