Pioneer BDP-LX55

0% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Quality build ; well-designed smartphone remote app ; detailed and agile picture

Lean sound ; lacks the inbuilt streaming functionality of several key rivals

A lovely player, but its limited smart features put it at a clear disadvantage in comparison with its rivals

Classy design and robust build; universal disc playback; twin HDMI outputs simplifies installation; excellent audio-visual performance

Wi-Fi requires an optional £50 dongle; 'net services limited to YouTube and Picasa

Supreme A/V,Super-fast loading, Cast-iron grip with PQLS, Great build quality. Excellent playback of video incl. MKV files.... Used as a genuine BD/DVD/USB player is where its best.

Niggly Network features,Complicated set-up to get DLNA on devices,sometimes freezing using network.

Looks cool. Nice blue lights. Matches Pioneer amps in appearance. That's it.

You have to be right in front of the player to make the remote work. Remote design is AWFUL. Doesn't play nice with the iPad AVControl2012 app. Discs take a LONG TIME to load, and while it's loading, you don't know whether it's *actually* loading or not.

Supreme A/V,Super-fast loading, Cast-iron grip with PQLS, Great build quality. Excellent playback of video incl. MKV files.... Used as a genuine BD/DVD/USB player is where its best

Niggly Network features,Complicated set-up to get DLNA on devices,sometimes freezing using network

Looks cool. Nice blue lights. Matches Pioneer amps in appearance. That's it

You have to be right in front of the player to make the remote work. Remote design is AWFUL. Doesn't play nice with the iPad AVControl2012 app. Discs take a LONG TIME to load, and while it's loading, you don't know whether it's *actually* loading or not

Quality blu ray player. Does everything you need.

Not a lot.

Quality blu ray player. Does everything you need

Not a lot

QDEO upscaling, dual HDMI out, SACD compatibility

A bit light weight