Blu-ray Player Reviews

The BD-C5500's expandable Samsung Apps platform and DLNA compatibility make it stand out from other entry-level players, although it's one of the slower players we've tested.

10 expert reviews | 979 user reviews

At $400, the BDP-1400 remains among the least expensive Blu-ray Disc players available. But other models can offer better value

34 expert reviews | 653 user reviews

If performance is your first and foremost priority, you can’t go wrong with the BDP-LX58

2 expert reviews | 34 user reviews

Overall I like it but it's slow to load any of the apps.

93 user reviews

The Oppo BDP-83 is an outstanding universal disc player with excellent performance on Blu-rays and DVDs and lightning-fast operational speed, but most home theater fans will balk at the high price.

7 expert reviews | 16 user reviews

I use it to play all kinds of DVDs and it works great.

523 user reviews

A fine player that excels in picture quality

1 expert reviews | 93 user reviews

Does everything it says !

39 user reviews

Easy to set up, have been enjoying using it :) Nice to have Netflix downstairs on my TV not just upstairs on my laptop, same with YouTube, will have some fun later in the summer taking my vc out & then watching the playback on the bigger TV screen too...

23 user reviews

Ok player does the job.

13 user reviews

" Our TV isn't smart so I wanted to find a DVD player which had the smart features. With a wifi booster the TV is now able to connect to the wifi, therefore able to watch Netflix etc. It's great value for money as the picture and image is fantastic as...

39 user reviews

The LG BP325 is cheap and compact, yet it includes 3D playback and Smart TV too. For the price, you probably won't find more features in any other Blu-Ray player.

2 expert reviews | 1681 user reviews

A basic but impressive Blu-ray deck for just £80

4 expert reviews | 223 user reviews

The Panasonic DMP-BD83EB-K is the Japanese firm's entry-level Blu-ray player and has a budget price to match. It lacks 3D, 4K upscaling and wi-fi but still offers web access to smart-TV apps if you plug in an ethernet cable. Does cheap mean...

1 expert reviews | 21 user reviews

what can I say,, all the points were good,,

173 user reviews

A solid, stylish all-rounder with alluring features, Spotify, Now TV and a top-drawer operating system, but fans of free catch-up TV might still be swayed by the Samsung.

3 expert reviews | 19 user reviews

Good product

29 user reviews

The Denon DBT-1713UD has just about everything you'd want in a Universal Player. While $500 isn't cheap for a Blu-ray player, it isn't bad considering all the features you are getting.

6 expert reviews | 99 user reviews

THE PHILIPS BDP-7501 Doesn’t Have Much Competition, but at $350, it Represents a Good Value in an Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc Player.

4 expert reviews

With so many quality Blu-ray players making their way to market right now, Denon is in a tough spot with the DVD-1800BD. There are competing units that offer equivalent if not outright better video performance, 5.1/7.1 analog outputs, built-in decoding...

15 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

We like the low price of the DMP-BDT160, and we like the fact that it plays 3D disks and includes some Smart TV functions. But connectivity is very limited, with no Wi-Fi and no audio output. There's not much in the way of Catch-Up TV either.

4 expert reviews | 103 user reviews

The Samsung BD-C5900 executes the 3D elements nicely and also did a fine job in tuning other areas of the Blu-ray player to make it more valuable. Combined with the $230 dollar price tag, this is actually a nice Internet device to get with a lower-end...

10 expert reviews | 217 user reviews

Slowly but surely, Yamaha is catching up with the competition in terms of Blu-ray pricing and features, but they aren't quite there yet. Yes, this model adds DLNA media streaming and Netflix, but you can still find less-expensive players that include...

6 expert reviews | 19 user reviews

For most people, the player's 250GB internal hard drive won't justify the LG BD590's relatively high cost.

12 expert reviews | 275 user reviews

The sockets continue on the rear with HDMI v1.4 and optical digital outputs, Ethernet, another USB port and RF input and loopthrough. There are no Scarts for backing up hard-disk recordings on external disc recorders, which might disappoint those who...

5 expert reviews | 200 user reviews