OPPO UDP-203 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc Player vs Sony BDP-S1700

It offers the most features and virtually indistinguishable image quality. If you're uncomfortable about using a gaming machine as your main player then there are still some good options. While the Samsung UBD-K8500 doesn't support Dolby Vision it's the only mark against that player's name. The Samsung is faster than the Oppo, offers similar image quality, and includes many more features -- and the clincher it's available for half the price

The lack of Wi-Fi and 4k upscaling is disappointing, but if those features are necessities, you should consider Sony's BD PS 6700. If you found this v...

You can stream from a NAS over your home network too. And in 7.1 channel analogue outputs for older receivers, 3 USB ports for playing media files and...

That's an Hdmi cable. Okay, let me show you where it's plugged in. It's plugged in over here and that's it, right? You just plug in the Hdmi and you p...

Cinavia's backers “claim” that their alterations to the audio signal are inaudible. But altering, (damaging) the audio quality of an officially released Blu-ray product being received by paying customers is not nice. Sadly, the unit has no analog video outputs. This is FORCED on most manufacturers by the Hollywood Cartel

Small, inexpensive, Plays Discs, However, Sound quality for a blue ray player is so-so. Sound Crackles and skips on regular intervals for some reason unknown. I have a Toshiba and PS3 I've been playing discs on that play them better than this player. Sorry, but, I would recommend a more expensive player

They put a lot of effort into these. They come with a little connection box. You've got a HDMI cable in here. You've got the same remote control they'...

Also, the remote and batteries were just dropped inside the box - not packed in anything. My remote was ok, but heavy handling during shipping might be problematic. Setup was easy - just follow the directions, hook it up to the internet, and wait about 10 minutes for it to update, and away you go. The only major complaint about the unit is that when playing a DVD, the "auto" setting for audio default to playing the music tracks on DVDs - this can be remedied by going to "options", then scrolling down to "audio"