Sony Portable Blu Ray Disc Dvd Player

[120 VAC, 60 Hz] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this Sony Blu-Ray Disc Player and it's so much more than just a disc player! You can also stream content from online entertainment providers!

[Version 3.0] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received my Sony dvd/Blu-ray player about a week ago, it is awesome and compatible with my smart television which is great and comes with a Netflix feature which I love. I would definitely recommend this product to my family and friends, it’s not bulky and has a sleek design which is aesthetically pleasing.

[4.015 lb] The external DVD/Blu-Ray Burner was larger than I expected. But it has to be wide enough to fit a disc inside, so I think its fine. It works well, as expected. So far, I've only burned DVDs with it, but I expect it will do just fine with Blu-Ray. It comes with software for backing up data/pictures/videos, etc. I'm looking forward to using M-Disc to archive pictures and videos. It's supposed to last for hundreds of years if the physical disc is not severely damaged.

[Yes] I purchased the BDP-S1700 Blu-ray Disc Player to regain the ability to play DVD discs in my personal library. Connection to my Sony television was easy and it integrates very, very well from an operational standpoint (auto switching to correct input). It's a great unit and takes no time to learn.

[Yes] Great little blu-ray disc player for the price only thing is no wireless, but very easy to set up my Netgear wireless adapter with the ethernet connect and usb port for power. Would recommend this if you want a decent blu-ray player for a low price.

[Yes] Everything I get from B&H is very good quality, including this Sony Blu-ray player.

[LAN] I am very pleased with this projector. Projecting onto a 10' screen from a Blu-Ray player, regular DVD's look very good and Blu Ray looks excellent. 720P is definitely good enough for me. I think the uprezing of regular DVD's from my Sony BDP-S570 Blu Ray player improves the contrast and look of regular DVD's. I am super impressed watching regular DVD's this way although of course on analysis they do look softer than Blu-Ray discs. Black levels are not super black but are fine. In regular viewing I do not notice any DLP issues. If I scan my head back an forth really quickly I notice a bit of rainbow effect, but seriously who does that when they are watching a movie? I just did it out of curiosity! Projector is small, light and I see the lamps are comparatively cheap. This for me makes a difference as I do not have to think of the cost of running the projector when lamp replacement is half the cost of some other projectors. I am using the lamp on economy/long life mode and it is plenty bright. Fan is audible but not distracting once the movie is playing. The one issue that should be considered is placement. With only a 1.05x lens finding a suitable place to mount the projector and a suitable screen size and placement took a fair amount of thought. I would say the image quality is higher sending it a 720P image from the Blu Ray player compared to a 1080P image and letting the projector downrez. Also the projector switches from different resolutions with no visible hiccups when this method is chosen. Bottom line - for the modest cost this is an excellent budget projector. Rating reflects that. It surpassed my expectations.

[Tray] Does everything I need with CD's DVD's and Blu Ray's

[25 GB] Verified compatible with Sony BWU-500S internal Blu-ray disc writer running on Windows Vista 32-bit.

[NTSC/PAL/SECAM] The Sony UBP-X800 HDR UHD Wi-Fi Blu-ray Disc Player is by far the best product Ive purchased to date.  The unit runs quietly and accepts virtually all media (CD, DVD, Blu-ray) including USB flashcard content (AVI, MPG to name a few).