Pioneer DVD Players Reviews

This new LX-series player competes with other high-end 3D Blu-ray players from companies such as Sony and Philips. We see how it stacks up.

7 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

great picture and sound. the iphone app works great

2 expert reviews | 16 user reviews

There’s no question about it: Pioneer devices almost unfailingly produce top-quality pictures. On top of that, the BDP-LX 52 also sounds fantastic: Pioneer’s PQLS technology improves differentiation in HD-audio formats — although only if you use the...

23 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

This is currently the best Blu-ray player on the market, and it doesn't come cheap. The huge, black device (which weighs 15 kilograms!) soars into the high-end class with two HDMI outputs, effective picture controls, a flawless picture, and top sound....

19 expert reviews | 19 user reviews

The Pioneer LX70A lacks the hardware to be upgraded to Blu-ray Profile 1.1, but its LAN connection does at least allow it to go online and download new firmware. This is a significant boon. While taken for granted with HD DVD, it's still rare on...

34 expert reviews | 43 user reviews

If you have surround sound speakers, you’ll want a different Blu-ray player.

6 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

Overall, the BDP-23FD succeeds at being a very good Blu-ray player. Blu-ray video performance is excellent and the player can easily decode today’s high resolution audio formats or send the bitstream audio to your receiver for processing. The player’s...

3 expert reviews | 34 user reviews

Until now, 1080p upscaling has been reserved for expensive high-end DVD decks, but it's just become a lot more affordable. The Pioneer DV-600AV costs just £150 but comes with full 1080p, 1080i and 720p upscaling, and more besides

6 expert reviews | 82 user reviews

Until now, 1080p upscaling has been reserved for high-end heavyweight DVD decks, but now you can find it on £100 players such as this one.This is made possible by the inclusion of an HDMI terminal.

4 expert reviews | 182 user reviews

All the features I could have hoped for considering the price plus many EXTRAS I didn't even hope for let alone expect. I love it

58 user reviews

For Blu-ray playback, Pioneer's BDP-LX 08 is almost unbeatable: Its pictures show not even the slightest weakness! The flicker-free DVD playback and comprehensive professional picture controls add icing to an already impressive cake. Our only real...

11 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

This DVD player worked out of the box with Region 2 DVD\'s from Germany. I also like that JR is backing it with their own warrantee, since it is a bit of a gray market item. I wanted a region free DVD player that had S-Video output, due to an old TV...

15 user reviews

We use this to play DVDs from Germany and the United States. Works like a charm. Price is fair for what you get. Have had it almost a year now. Would buy it again.

3 expert reviews | 97 user reviews

What this costly Blu-ray deck lacks in features, it more than makes up for in picture and sound performance

3 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

It's pricey but if you strive for qaulity without looking for a second mortgage, this is for you.

13 expert reviews | 37 user reviews

We defy anyone to spend a couple of days in the company of the DVR-LX61D and come away unimpressed. It’s quite simply a sublime combi recorder that boasts a stupefying range of features, immaculate recording performance and bomb shelter build quality....

7 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

From the beginning, this DVD player hummed. I was able to reduce the noise by adjusting some settings. Two months into owning it, it stopped working. Pioneer doesn't want to take responsibility for fixing it (and it takes forever to reach a live...

70 user reviews

You also need to remember that this device is going to operate as your main DVD player too -- that's where the DVR-540HX falls short of its class leading competitors like Panasonic's DMR-EX75 or Toshiba's RD-85DT. Detail is not as solidly defined,...

12 expert reviews | 76 user reviews

The Pioneer DV-LX50 is the company's latest high-end DVD spinner, which typically comes equipped with everything bar the kitchen sink. And although it can't deliver proper high-definition pictures, you'll be hard pressed to find an HD deck that can...

5 expert reviews | 20 user reviews

At Rs. 6490, we are definitely impressed with the player, as the good points outweigh the cons, in number as well as extent. It does not have a fancy design, but definitely has nice video playback. It has a few minor quirks in motion, but not worse...

3 expert reviews | 231 user reviews

If you have an HDTV, but don't want to opt for a Blu-ray Disc player such as the Panasonic DMP-BD65K (*Est. $125), the Pioneer DV-420V-K deserves a good look. It can upscale DVDs all the way up to 1080p via its HDMI output, and user reviews generally...

3 expert reviews | 116 user reviews

I got this player because my old divx player died, and I needed a new one. One of the reasons I chose this player was the multiple input methods -- it could read normal cds and dvds as well as dual layer dvds (which I have a lot of, and my old player...

2 expert reviews | 82 user reviews

I bought this DVD layer for three reasons…. #1 - I wanted a multi-disc player that could play everything; DVD’s, CD’s, and more importantly CD’R and CD/RW and DVD’R and DVD/RW jpeg’s you name it. Basically I wanted a compact ...

43 user reviews

In mid-2008, Pioneer released two new Blu-ray models, the Elite BDP-05FD and the standard Pioneer-branded BDP-51FD. The two models share many of the same features, with the $799 Elite model adding a few high-end touches to distinguish it from......

3 expert reviews | 14 user reviews

The high-definition double act of Blu-ray and HD DVD may be looming large on the horizon, but rumours about the imminent demise of bog-standard DVD appear to be highly exaggerated.

8 expert reviews | 107 user reviews