-
Blu-ray players with internet
I'm looking for a new Blu-ray that I can also stream Amazon Instant Videos and Netflix videos. I'm thinking it should support 3D too but not sure about that. It doesn't have to have built-in WiFi since I have ethernet available where it will be installed. Any recommendations?
Also, I already have a PS3 which is perfect for what I want but it is in the basement and this will go in our living room.
-
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
My roommate just got one today. It has built in wifi though and does support 3d. It's a Sony BDP S590.
-
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
I think we are going to get a MK808 instead of blue ray with internet. Way more flexibility.
-
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
 Originally Posted by VikesFan4Ever28 My roommate just got one today. It has built in wifi though and does support 3d. It's a Sony BDP S590. Pretty sure that's what I got. $99 or so. Works well and does everything you want it to.
-
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
 Originally Posted by CySmitty I think we are going to get a MK808 instead of blue ray with internet. Way more flexibility. I don't think I can stream Amazon movies with that.
-
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
 Originally Posted by Cyclonepride Pretty sure that's what I got. $99 or so. Works well and does everything you want it to. Also picked one of these up the other day. Think it was right around the same price. Only thing I noticed is the initial setup was kind of annoying and I guess by today standards the 15 second load time would drive some people crazy. I think overall for the price it does what it is suppose to.... 1 and 1/2 thumbs up -
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
Oh ya walmart has it about $20 cheaper compared to Best Buy incase you were thinking about it.
-
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
Panasonic DMP-BDT220
$97.99 on Amazon. I have its predecessor the BDT210 and just bought the BDT220 today to go with my new TV. Great Blu-ray player with Amazon streaming access.
Last edited by ISUAgronomist; 01-13-2013 at 08:56 PM.
∞ -
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
 Originally Posted by 1100011CS I don't think I can stream Amazon movies with that. It may take a little work since android and flash don't officially get along anymore but its possible.
-
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
 Originally Posted by ISUAgronomist Panasonic DMP-BDT220
$97.99 on Amazon. I have its predecessor the BDT210 and just the BDT220 today to go with my new TV. Great Blu-ray player with Amazon streaming access. This is the first one that came up in my search. Probably go with this or the Sony. Thanks
-
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
We have a Samsung. It's a great Blu-Ray player, but the internet apps leave much to be desired. Netflix streaming always crashed and just wasn't worth it. Well, perhaps they're better now, because it's been about a year since we've tried streaming Netflix on it, but we've been using my XBOX 360 for Netflix. Runs so much smoother.
Chuck Lidell: I paint my toenails with pink and black polish. Problem is, I get more paint on my toes and on the carpet than on my nails. Any advice? Maria Sharapova: Don't you beat up other guys for a living? I don't know how to answer this.  -
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
Netflix works well with the Sony
-
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
 Originally Posted by Cyclonepride Pretty sure that's what I got. $99 or so. Works well and does everything you want it to. I think that's what we also got recently at Best Buy - it was $10 off right around New Year's. I think it comes with 3 free months to Hulu Plus.
-
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
 Originally Posted by VikesFan4Ever28 My roommate just got one today. It has built in wifi though and does support 3d. It's a Sony BDP S590. I have this player from Costco for $79. It is a great little unit and gets good reviews. I can even run it using my smart phone in case I'm too lazy to get up and find the remote.
-
Re: Blu-ray players with internet
 Originally Posted by Angie I think that's what we also got recently at Best Buy - it was $10 off right around New Year's. I think it comes with 3 free months to Hulu Plus. Yep. I'm not sure if you have to register it for that? I haven't messed with that part yet.
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules | | |
Bookmarks