Panasonic DMP-BD655 networked Blu-Ray Disc Player

• Full HD 1080/60pHigh Precision 4:4:4
• DVD upscaling to 1080pSignal System NTSC
• Digital Noise ReductionDolby TrueHD Decode and Bitstream output
• Diagonal Processing
• Precise Pixel Generation

Just got this today at CostCo (special for 119.00). My 18y/o daughter had this up and running in 30 minutes. We're watching a NetFlix movie as I write this. I'm not a techie so can't go into detail like some reviews... But it's great to have a nice Blue Ray DVD player that we can get streaming video from online. We own a 50" Panasonic plasma TV with a Panasonic home theater. Everything works together perfectly.

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I recently got this blu ray player to replace a dvd player and was happy with the outcome. This is a fantastic blu ray player it's sleek and slim and produces great quality from both dvds and blu rays. Now why this is rated so low is because people didn't do their research. Yes this is netflix ready and a networking player but it requires a $70 dollar add on in order to do it. If you have the cash it's fantastic and a great home theater addition. I highly recommend this product don't let the low star rating discourage you the reason it's low is because of the add on not coming with the player.

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I was somewhat hesitant to buy this player due to some negative reviews but found it at a great price and have not regretted it. What I love best about this player is how it works with my TV. I wanted to buy a Panasonic Blu-ray player because we have a Panasonic 42" 720p television and the Viera Link works great. What is so awesome for us is that the TV remote operates the main functions you need and works through the television set so we don't need to have the cabinet open in order to see the player which is awesome since our 1 1/2 year old son loves to mess with it. Blu-rays and DVDs look spectacular and I did not buy it for internet applications although it is convenient that firmware can be downloaded directly to the player and we will get Netflix eventually. Bottom line, great blu-ray player!

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(2008 HOLIDAY TEAM)If you want an inexpensive Blu-ray DVD player that plays just about any format, this is for you. It is also Wireless System Ready, which means that with the proper router and setup you can stream Netflix. The quality of sound and vision is just as good as any other Blu-ray player I have owned (Samsung and Sony), but I would warn that the DVD takes much longer to load than the other players I have used. This can be a bit frustrating, as you are not really sure if it is loading or is stalled (it is loading). As the adage goes, you get what you pay for, but for the price, you really can't complain too much. It's not high performance technology, but it gets the job done and its inexpensive. Personally I would go for the Samsung BD-D5700 Blu-ray Disc Player with Built-in WiFi (BD-D5700/ZA).

I purchased this unit to give maximum video source flexibility for a minimal price. I primarily use Netflix streaming, so I considered an Apple TV for $99. However, I occasional play DVD or BlueRay discs, so having that capability is helpful. This device gives me both for the same price as the Apple TV. Plus it has numerous other streaming services, like Vudu, YouTube, etc.

Device operates well. One reason I bought the Panasonic unit was because I also bought a Panasonic TV. That enables some nice integration through their "Viera Link" functionality. It allows you to control both TV and disc player through either remote, causes devices to switch on and off or change input source in response to each other, and other convenience features--as long as you connect the devices with an HDMI cable. I find it convenient and intuitive.

The unit boots fairly quickly and the streaming functionality (NetFlix, at least) works quite well (in fact it looks identical to the implementation of NetFlix on my older LG player).