Customer Ratings & Reviews

I wanted a Samsung blu Ray dvd player to go with my Samsung tvs. As usual, Samsung doesn't disappoint!

I'm still waiting for my 4k t.v but I'm sure this product is great and very exclusive.

Use it often Don't have internet so use it up north to just watch movies

We bought this for our downstairs tv since our old player wasn't working right on the new tv. It works as you would expect it to, but it just doesn't seem like it's worth the price that we paid. There is nothing wrong with it, but there's nothing fantastic about it either, but I wouldn't recommend using it on one of the bigger and better TVs (ours is one with the 4k, and it just doesn't do the TV justice).

We purchased this device because our old Sony had finally stopped working, we use it constantly and when it simply couldn't read discs any longer we went to purchase the latest Sony device. The store did not have any of the new Sonys that could communicate over 5Mhz wifi. So we bought this one, it is constantly shutting down erratically, when watching movies stored on our network, when it can no longer keep a connection (other devices are not losing the same connection), the movie continues to play, but a message pops up to check the connection; click OK and your movie stops, if you leave it alone, sometimes the movie will continue and the message goes away, but other times it will stop, you can immediately start from the beginning, indicating that you are still connected to the network, but you cannot go back to where you were in the movie without having to start at the beginning and use their 1x 2x 3x fast forward, which you get to by the navigation buttons on the remote, pressing down to bring up the play-pause-stop-ff-fb controls, and then you can navigate to the fast forward, pause, play, etc button, then press the center button to activate the button, to play again, you have to navigate to the play button and then press it. Why they did not use the built in controls for the DVD player for these controls is beyond me. Further the unit actually turns itself off and back on, no warnings, just shuts off. I have figured out that this is most likely a memory issue. the software is tying up device memory, and when the memory is being reported as full, the device resets. Instead of having their programmers clean up the memory, they reset the unit. The longer the unit is on, the more memory is tied up, and not released through what is known as garbage collecting. Many modern programmers are not being taught that just because Windows has a great garbage collection process that is generally invisible to programmers and users alike, other systems like Linux and the free versions provided to manufacturers like this, do not clean up memory on their own, the software writers have to release memory used by variables in their programs. Classes cause the creation of unique items, old programming methods would use a variable, say myMovie to store a movie, putting another movie in that variable would simply re-use the same memory, adjusting the length depending on the movie stored. But with classes, each Class item myMovie, starts using memory at a brand new location. So, you watch movie one, two and three using variable style programming and the loss of memory is only that which was used by the largest of the three movies, but using the Class-Object method, now the memory for all three movies is used up and, you want to watch movie number four, you get half way through, and boom, the device is turning itself off, because it has run out of memory. If the programmer had told the system that the memory from movies 1,2 and 3 was now free for using, there would be no problem, and If we turn the device off once a day,(which resets the amount of memory used to 0) it does not shut down, but if it is on and used, for a long time, especially downloading movies, then it will simply restart when memory is used up. Also, using it to navigate our own digital library of movies is cumbersome, first I have to select Digital Media, then the device that stores our videos, then for some reason I have to select Videos, Videos, then Videos by location, then I can view my movies, There is no clear reason that the first time I select Video leads to the options to select Photos, Audio, Video again, and I have tested this, if you select Audio, then Video, then it tells you there are no Audio files available to play, or if you select Video, then Audio, and navigate to music, it reports there are no Video files to play, so why are there two sets of selecting Photo, Audio, Video? Samsung used to be a reputable company, but lately I have been experiencing bad luck with their newest products.

My entire home entertainment system starts with Samsung products.There always reliable and looks great with my home decor.

If you want true 4k you have to buy the model up from this one. This one on a small tv 40" or under I don't think you can tell

I had trouble with Sony blue rays and purchased this player and haven’t had any issues.

This is a great blueray/dvd player that has a smart capacity. Buy it. Samsung will satisfy you.

I never owned a Samsung Blu-ray player in the past. I would purchase this one again in the future.

It's a wonderful DVD and blue ray player. I love that I can get on Netflix using my DVD player

My last Blu-ray player was a Samsung so I couldn't go with anything else. They're a great product!

Samsung's blu-ray players are very reliable and dependable. That's the best choice for movies.

Easily the simplest installation I have had for an electronic product. Worth the purchase.

Machine works great and I no issues connecting it with the network in my home. Highly recommended!

Good dvd player, compact and sleek. Recommended ye

The reviews read well and the product worked as expected. What else is there to say. Thank You!

Perfect for the man cave. The hubby is a happy man.

I wanted a 4K bluray for my new 4K tv, so I bought this bluray about 1 month ago. It plays movies fine, but I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but it doesn't connect to the internet and I constantly have to redownload the Netflix app to it. I'm not happy. Want to take it back, but haven't made time to do so.

It isn't the most user friendly interface but once you get going, it has some nice extras, like access to Facebook.