Sony BDP-S1700 SMART Blu-Ray and DVD Player with Built-In Apps - Black

Works well and probably the smallest blu-ray player you can get. Worked on every blu-ray so far and those range from old ones to new ones.Movie menus are quick and responsive. Picture quality seems to be excellent and the remote gives you all the controls you need.Overall, this is an extremely capable small form player.

Great bluray player. Simple to use. Great picture and sound quality.

Good quality player.

Really good quality blue ray player, it was a present for my son, arrived on time, not too expensive, he can now watch his dvd with better graphics, would recommend, thank you

Arrived on time, with no problems. Works well.

Brilliant bluray dvd player easy to set up easy to use good quality pictures and doesn't take up to much space good value for your money

Very satistied with item. I was expecting a region B Blu ray player but this turned out to be multi-code. A pleasant surprise

Ironically the last thing I'll be using this unit for is playing Blu-ray discs, given the advent of streaming services. I bought it primarily to play my legacy DVD collection and for access to Netflix and Amazon Video (my Now TV box supporting neither of these services, and my Chromecast only supporting Netflix officially, though Amazon Video can be mirrored to that device with limited success). Having said all this, I'd noticed a trend in the last year or so for some of my favourite bands to release live show recordings on Blu-ray only, so came to the conclusion it was time to bow to the inevitable!This Sony box meets and probably exceeds my expectations. Two immediately notable aspects are how quiet it is in operation, and how quickly it responds to button presses on the remote control.I also like the Netflix instant-access button on the remote - press this and the player quickly fires up with the Netflix app running, and my tv powers up (if on standby) and switches over to the relevant HDMI source The remote has another button which can be assigned to a favourite app, which is handy. (I've assigned Amazon Video to mine.)The only negatives so far are that the claimed DVD 'upscaling' isn't that earth-shattering on DVDs that were of relatively poor quality to start with, and the Internet setup was somewhat of a faff to complete successfully - a not uncommon issue it would seem having googled it, and mainly caused in my view by a lack of meaningful documentation and an interface written in a peculiar style of English that suggests it wasn't a first language for its author! But having got it set up, it's been stable since, thankfully.The Playstation Now access could be a useful bonus for some.Overall then, for what I paid, I'm happy.