Panasonic DMP-BDT210 Integrated-Wi-Fi 3D Price Review

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  • Wi Fi Built in
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  • 3D Effect Controller
  • Auto Answering Video Message



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322 of 327 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars Still Smiling Beat all expectations, April 7, 2011
By C. James See all my reviews
(REAL NAME) () This review is from: Panasonic DMP BDT210 Integrated Wi Fi 3D Blu ray DVD Player (Electronics) To give a frame of reference, I replaced a Panasonic BD35 with this Panasonic DMP BDT210 it’s hooked to a Sony HD AV 7.1 receiver and to a Panasonic 50″ Plasma TV, and I have a LinkSys Wireless Router (802.11n).

It arrived today and I opened the box at about 6PM, prepared for what I projected goed to a long night, just looks to typically work out that way these days, figured it could be issues with to get it on the network, so I started in.

Nothing difficult for my hook up, just one HDMI connection to the receiver and I used the one that was there from the BD35, and the power cord, that was it for wires.

Put the batts (supplied) in the remote and turned it on, pops up quickly to an Easy Set Up menu that you may get through in some seconds and start playing Blu ray DVD’s. I wanted to hook it to the network and I generally like to look around at the alternatives, so I opted to go to the other set up menu.

The Easy Set up takes you to the choice to set up a network connection, if you aren’t going to use the network features you may be able to just pick no and you’re prepared to watch a Blu ray movie. I opted to set up the network and this is what I thought goed to be the hard part, it asked, wired or wireless, I picked wireless, it found my network in about 15 seconds and put the name on the screen, I picked it and it knew it was a secure/encrypted network connection so it asked for the password, and put up a keyboard to put it in.

Once I gave it the password it started trying to connect to the network, a screen pops up with some pass/fail tests it’s running, that took another 15 seconds to pass them all.

The rest of set up may be skipped for the most part based on your connection to the TV or in my case the player to the receiver and receiver to the TV through HDMI connections, so it knew the potential of the TV and set everything right.

If you want to more personalize it or have to set the screen size (standard/wide) then Set Up offers that an some other alternatives, like parental control, the display light, some audio alternatives and 3D and 2D video alternatives, all in all nice set of alternatives and again, most never need be messed with if you do not want to, it tries to optimize itself. (Also, no matter how bad you mess it it, you may be able to just tell it to go back to factory settings and do it again)

After spending about five minutes in set up doing the network and looking around I had to pop in a disc and see how it looked and sounded. I didn’t really expect a noticable difference from my old one in picture and sound, and possibly it’s just percerption, but both seemed better to me.

However what you notice 1st is the speed it loads the disc, it’s fast. The BD35 was slow, so slow I could rather watch a bad movie than change discs, I had put in Tron 3D as the 1st test, killer, video and audio, and effects. Next, I put in Tron in 2D and tried the 2D to 3D, interesting and efficient, looked pretty good but I’m not a big 3D fan. There are settings the change the 3D effects.

Next, I went to 2D and again the audio and video were just remaining, not that the old one was bad at all, this was just better, enough to notice. So for picture and sound it’s five stars all the way for the price.

The menu navigation is clean and easy to follow while in the Panasonic menus, and fast, navigating the disc is fast, more that fast enough to make those alternatives worth it. So in general navigation and easy of use I have to also give a 5.

Now for something I hadn’t tried before on my TV other than Pay Per View via cable, I hit the VeraCast and there was YouTube, Amazon, NetFlix, VuDu, and a bunch of others. I tried out 1st and watched a free show, no issues at all. It played perfectly, no picture snags, stops, buffering, audio dropouts, it played also as from the cable box. Same for NetFlix, the stuff all played good.

I did notice sluggish menus while on the Internet Movie sites, it was clear that it wasn’t the unit but the sites, and then by sluggish I mean some seconds delay on many selections, not like my old unit sometheds could take some minutes.

So five stars on the internet movie, tv, and info features.

I guess no review could be complete with a unit with the capability to wave your hand over the top of the player to open and close the drawer, so here is its honorable talk about, it works.

Well my prediction of spending half the night (3 hours) was correct, but it wasn’t in to get it to work, it watched YouTube and video’s, and parts of some movies. A enjoyable evening.

Overall I give this a hard 5, there nothed I could find to knock it down, it was easy to set up, easy to use, and remaining performance and features.

Panasonic DMP BDT210 Integrated Wi Fi 3D Blu ray DVD Player




514 of 530 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars Great Player for the new model year 2011, March 1, 2011
By D. Regal “Online buying Dude” (Hugo, MN, US) See all my reviews
(REAL NAME) This review is from: Panasonic DMP BDT210 Integrated Wi Fi 3D Blu ray DVD Player (Electronics) The player is great. The menu system is the best I have used in a player and I returned both a Sony BD560 and a Samsung 6500 before to get this unit. Just some notes for those that may be thinking of to get it this player.
#1 The internet alternatives are broad, new alternatives to me like streaming and Skype, mixed with the mainstay apps like Netflix, Pandora, and many more. Make this player nice to the streaming and online entertainment user.

#2 The firmware the unit now comes with won’t let you get into the Internet streaming apps or anything till you update the firmware. Updating the firmware from the 1.09 firmware it comes with won’t work as of this date via wireless or wired internet connections. The secondary choice is to burn the frmware to a disc. This you think could be straight foward, but it is not. Using Windows seven or Vista, you have to create an ISO 9660 ONLY. I went through three coasters before this player could properly read the Firmware update disc I produced to bring it up to 1.47. Using any other ISO format will fail.

#3, Netflix. I have two accounts, one old, one new and active. Got them mixed up throughout the install procedure and had my OLD netflix account generally bound to the unit. No way to empty the cache, or sign out and login with a new username and password (It does not use the code on screen technique like many of players, you really log into netflix from the machine) To clean out the incorrect netflix ID, I had to factory reset the Blu Ray player. Which meant setting everything up again. My shared drives (You can map a shared folder on your network to play files, nice) Wireless, everything had to be set up again.

#4 No on board memory. It supports SD cards for Storage for Blu Ray online features and other apps, but it has no storage of own. I personally found this to be nice, particularly given I have many SD cards laying around from one to eight gigs in size. But if you want to take full benefit of extras on Blue Rays, add the cost of an SD card to your price (Or possibly USB thumb drive??? Have not tested) to have on board storage.

This player is fast, has an remaining menu system. A dependable network interface (Take note Samsung!) and has many nice next gen features like touch less ejecting, kind of novel, but I did find myself liking it.. having come from the Samsung 6500 just newly, I found the fact that the player keeps you up to date with on screen displays as to what it’s doing if their are the common loading delays when 1st starting Blu Rays for example, a nice change from the black of screen of inquiring I generally had with the Samsung model. And Sony’s 560 had a lame netflix interface so that was not an choice for me after seeing it, given I use streaming many.
For the 2011 models, I’d like to see the offerings from the competitors before I whole heartily recommend this one, but I am happy with my buy. Panasonic looks to know what they’re doing with UI’s, UI user Feedback and general tech savyness in their Blu Ray players. (aside from the current Firmware glitch)






273 of 293 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of five stars A little ways to go!!!!, March 12, 2011
By John D (NJ) See all my reviews () This review is from: Panasonic DMP BDT210 Integrated Wi Fi 3D Blu ray DVD Player (Electronics) My Pros and Cons:
Pros:
Nice Menu Interface
Good Internet Apps (Netflix, VOD, Vudu, Pandora, You Tube,Weather,Picasa.)
Blue Ray and DVD movies played without issues
Updated Netflix UI (With search and genres)
VOD with Prime streaming
One Touch eject\load
Wireless worked with no problem. Have not seen any buffering.

Cons:
Limited file support (Only plays jpg, mp3 and mkv on USB drive. Have to add mpg, m2ts, mp4, and avi)
A lot of my .Mkv files could not play
No random play for mp3′s and jpg’s
Can’t play music throughout slideshow
No NTFS support (Cannot play files greater than 4gb.)
Self Powered USB drive didn’t work
DLNA still looks to be in beta form



My conclusion is that if you want a Blu ray player with plethora of Internet apps, it’s a good unit. But, If you want all that with better support for file formats and capability to use an external USB drive to play your home videos, you may want to keep looking.





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