Panasonic DP-UB820 vs Sony BDP-S1700

It has all the major HDR formats that we're looking for and the ability to play 3d discs. The HDR optimizer works and I like the fact that you can tur...

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...

I was worried it was the player because I had watched the same show before when it worked perfectly! I bought this in November of 2019 and paired it with my Hisense H9F and a Vizio sound bar. I enjoy collecting animated shows and films and enjoyed having this player. On watching Haikyuu, a volleyball anime, I noticed that when a player spiked, the sound came about a half second later. Then of course I started to realize the voices were off and it’s starting to get worse

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

Took one star off because no hook up method to tv is included. I did use one on hand to test picture quality and it's great. I would definitely recommend just know you will need to purchase a hdmi cord separately.

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...

I've had it for just over a couple of months now. The remote is bad as it's clunky design has you accidentally going to Netflix all the time. The sound occasionally cuts out after I pause or skip around. The Alexa integration is horrible - if you jump through all the hoops to set it up, you'll then never use it

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"

Three weeks ago had the same problem, disc would not eject. Followed trouble shooting instructions again but failed to eject disc. I submitted a warranty service request to Panasonic and received email "saying" service center would get back to me in 2-3 days (assumed business days). Got no response

Then I contacted Amazon about an A-Z guarantee return which the Amazon representative said they did even got an email confirming this. Today I called Amazon to see where the refund is and I am told it does not qualify for an A-Z refund as it is outside the 90-day window! Looks like to me if Amazon read these reviews they would see a defective player is being sold and should refund all of us by pulling it out of these deceptive seller’s account. So no now I will be eating the $60.15 I spent of this hunk of junk! There is only three months left on the Sony warranty and I doubt they will have their 800 number up or chat working! I will not purchase another Sony product or electronic products off of Amazon again