Panasonic DVD Players Reviews

This Panasonic DVD S35EBS is a great DVD player. Plays everything it says and just as good as my ?200 pioneer if not better....

5 user reviews

I bought this item for the many features (including the DVD Audio). The product is easy to use and set up. The remote is a little small and difficult to figure out at first. But it did not bother me as I am using a universal remote. A video cable...

5 user reviews

This was a Christmas gift for my husband and he loves it. Another gadget to keep him busy.

5 user reviews

Good DVD Player, cheap price, Plays alot of formats

8 user reviews

There are many things to admire about the DVD-S54, such as its attractive looks, wide-ranging format compatibility and its easy-to-use operating system, but it will ultimately be judged on its picture quality and sadly on that score it fails to...

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

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9 user reviews

5-discs. cheap. slim. light. Composite, S-Video, and component outputs. Optical Audio output. Plays nearly everything.

8 user reviews

This is a very good deal. Using component video cables to connect a Sony Vega I received an excellent picture. I am sure it would be an even better picture using a HDTV. [...] Will buy from them again.

3 user reviews

I got one of these a couple of months ago. I paid a lot more than the Amazon price too:-( I'll know next time. I use the digital output to hook up to my Videologic DigiTheatre decoder and speakers, and this is a great player for surround sound, but...

3 user reviews

This is the only dvd player I have found to have the excellent 'position memory' feature. I've searched high and low for an up to date dvd player (our old rv32ebs met with an unfortunate accident), but none come with this function. You 'position...

8 user reviews

Although I prefer Pioneer DVD players nowadays to Panasonic ones, I have always like Panasonic models for their ease of use and, lately, price. They used to have some of the best performing models for price, but gradually they have gotten cheaper than...

3 user reviews

WHY PANASONIC? First, let me start by saying that before you go out to buy a DVD player, PLEASE, do some research a little bit. Do your homework. Why? Because there are a lot of cheap no-good flimsily-made copy-cat no-name DVD players out there that ...

5 user reviews

We bought this unit because we needed a new DVD player. But the primary reason we wanted it was because I have lots of old VHS tapes of family members. Many of the VHS tapes are at least 15 years old and I'm sure they are not going to last much longer....

9 user reviews

We purchased our PV-D4761 in September 2001, as our young son has a large videotape collection, but my wife and I wanted to start watching DVDs. Since our entertainment unit is already pretty full, we figured a DVD/VCR combo was the way to go.

9 user reviews

I bought this unit (my first Blu-ray player) as a Christmas gift. I researched several players from Sony, Toshiba, and Panasonic and in the end went with this one which was CNET's Editor's Choice.It worked great out of the box and immediately connected...

2 user reviews

I purchased this DVD player from best buy right before leaving on a vacation with a big layover. I did a little bit of research, but it was mostly a spontaneous purchase. Of the players in the store it fit my needs: small and good price. I fired up ...

2 user reviews

Worked well while it lasted

3 user reviews

I expected this player to be extremely cool, but it isn't. Not only could I not get the full advanced resolution DVD-Audio to work, but this thing wouldn't even play most of my CD's, including the brand new Ozzy Osbourne remasters. I was very...

2 user reviews

I have come across a great number of this manufacturers' players (I myself, have the DVD-RV62) and apart from the operations being rather limited, but after 12 months (quite convenient that this happens just after the warrenty runs out!) the motor...

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

At CES Panasonic introduced two new 3D Blu-ray Disc Players, the DMP-BDT330, DMP-BDT230. Panasonic is also continuing to manufacture its 3D 2012 models (the DMP-BDT500 and DMP-BBT01). All four of these players include Panasonic's proprietary IPTV...

2 expert reviews