Denon Electronics (USA) DBP1610

This is a model that is recommended for people that solely want a Blu-ray player without the huge bells and whistles. While it is not considered a budget model, the Denon DBP-1610 does it right with the Profile 2.0 support, superb quality through HDMI...

At the current price ($325.00ish) the 1610 is a nice player with good Blu ray playback (same as their 2010) and pretty good SD dvd up conversion. I tested about 200 titles and it played them all! And I had no freezes to. For the money it is a good Blu...

One must wonder where the street price will land on these in a month or even weeks. In a competitive landscape where quality 7.1 analogues are below $300 (ie 320), lightning speed and quality upconversion are below $225 (JVC), and netflix and pandora...

Probably there're better cost-benefit blu-ray players out there, but this is a player for those audio quality is what matters. Video quality with blu-ray discs and DVDs are very good just like others in the market, but its audio quality thru its...

I love this product. All dvd's come to life. I am a huge fan of denon and cerwin vega. My stereo systen and surround is all denon and vega. I know it has a price tag, but you really get what you pay for. It is worth every penny.

I've been using the Denon 1610 for a couple of weeks now. The thing I noticed immediately when playing my very first blu-ray disk was the lack of "body" in the audio - even with uncompressed HD audio. The audio sounded a bit muffled, as if attenuated...

Good, natural-looking icture ; Audio erformance ; Great value

Picture not as unchy as some ; No analogue outs ; Slow menus on some discs

Good list of features; solid styling and build; easy to use; good insight, smooth motion

Lacks a little weight to sound and edges could be sharper; no multichannel outs