Panasonic DMP-BDT120

Panasonic's entry-level 3D deck will save you cash, but is it worth the sacrifice?

Really good player for the money and pretty easy to set up.

Very good. Easy to use. Good quality..

This is the cheapest of the 3 Panasonic Blu-Ray players in this series. It feels a little 'stripped down' e.g. no WiFi although this is 'offered' in the menu. As far as I know all the basics are the same as the other 2 so the picture and sound quality...

Great picture for the price - nice colour and deep blacks - very impressed with detail all for £100. Plenty of extra features SD & USB photos & movies and internet connectivity (although as I am on Virgin none are really useful to me) I bought it...

excellent player for the money , haven't tried 3d yet but everything else is good for the money

Haven't tried bluray yet (watch this space), but works fine with bog standard dvd. Connecting it was easy-peasy, even for me. Definition better than my previous scart based player too.

In looking for a DVD blue ray player, comparison sites were consulted to get to know those products that were highly regarded. In coming across this product and purchasing it, I have not been disappointed. It was easy to set up and use, and gives an...

The Panasonic DMP-BDT120 may be a basic model, but it's Performance is anything but basic both in terms of audio and visual picture quality. This is a new model for 2012 so is bang up to date in the technology department. I have a good variety of...

When it comes to Audio/Visual Panasonic products generally do have that edge of quality. Getting to visuals this player is brilliant I have 'Test Driven' it. It produces images faithful to the source. I watched the movie 'Safe House' on Blu Ray...