Panasonic DPUB820K Ultra HD Blu-ray Player with Dolby Vision, Hi-Res Audio, Voice Assist, Black

Un peu cher comparé a la concurrence et manque la telecommande par wifi si non tres satisfait reste a voir a long terme

I upgraded from a Sony X700 that was buggy/faulty . 4K blu ray disc would freeze all the time with the Sony. Dolby Vision had to be set manually as well, if you remembered to set it. No such issues or nuisance with this 4K blu ray player. Love the picture produced on my OLED as well as the sound coming out of my sound bar. Two HDMI outputs so you can dedicate one for sound only , if that’s preferred. Dolby Vision is automatically detected if the disc has the option and best of all no freezing when watching 4K blur rays. Love that it also plays 3D blu ray discs. I’m still hanging on to my collection. A bit on the pricey side but you get one of the best ,and one of the few still manufactured , 4K blu ray player on the market.

Bought this to replace my Sony UBP-X800 which was frankly a major letdown with its poor picture quality on HDR discs and constant locking up. I am very happy so far with the Panasonic DPUB820K - 4K picture quality is clean and outstanding and the sound is great. There are some settings you need to adjust to get the optimum quality out of it that are not default so make sure you take a look at some of the YouTube videos that go through those settings. Overall very happy with the purchase.

The picture quality for playing any physical disc on this unit is very good. Everything else about it sucks. The main reason I purchased this unit is because the specs said it would play High res audio files (FLAC, DSD etc) both in multi-channel and Gapless. Well is does play them in Mulit-Channel (As well as stereo of course) but it does not play them gapless. On top of that the "Net" interface is the same as it is on my 12 year old Panasonic DMP-BDT230. It was horrible, clunky and slow then and it is just as horrible, Clunky and Slow now. C'MON PANASONIC you weren't able to make any improvements in 10+ Years? On top of that it will not play any high res movies / TV shows through it's supposed "Streaming" feature. It will only play files with basic audio tracks in them. It won't play BDMV folders at all. It doesn't play SACD Or DVD-A discs (Though I knew this when I purchased it @ $600 it really should. My $400 Sony UBP-X800M2 does). The interface for playing movies & Music over the network is pretty much useless. No way to add songs to a currently playing list etc... Super slow. The remote though having all the necessary functions is just that Functional (As long as the lights are on). There is no back lighting, The buttons are too close together and too uniform to figure out very much by touch and also very poorly arranged. Luckily I use a Logitech Harmony remote for most of that. All in all not impressed. I have a call into Panasonic regarding the not playing music gapless issue. If they don't come up with a solution in the next day or 2 then this unit will be going back. C

Great Player! The cheapest option if you need a player with Dolby Vision playback. Plays discs perfectly which is a dream after using my Xbox One X as a spinner with some inconsistencies. Also will play the best option on the disc. If it has Dolby Vision, it will play that, if not, it will default to HDR. The only little downsize is the player front flap feels kind of cheap for an almost 600$ player. OH! And the remote gets some getting used to. However decided to put the Netflix button right above the arrows is a bonehead…. Otherwise, I don’t regret this purchase at all and will service my 300+ UHD collection well!