Sony BDP-BX370 Streaming Blu-ray DVD Player with built-in Wi-Fi, Dolby Digital TrueHD/DTS and upscaling, with included HDMI cable

Getting back into physical media has been so easy with this player, it’s played every DVD I’ve gotten without a problem. Some of the buttons on the remote either don’t work or I’m not understanding it, but it’s not important enough for me to knock off a star, because the buttons I actually use work perfectly. A really, really great blu-ray player that is well worth the price :)

I should have listened to the one star reviews, it did not work right out of the box, same problem as many others, it can not read the disk. Got a refund and I’m shopping for a replacement.UPDATE!! This player does work very well. It is very particular about any fingerprints or smudges on disc. I throughly cleaned the disc I was just using in my old player that finally gave out After a spotless cleaning it has been working flawlessly. I told Amazon to cancel my refund, this is a great price for a Sony Blu-ray player. Worth the pickiness of discs.

It plays my blu rays but does not play my vinyl records.

Good

Great little machine! I just needed something simple and old school. This is fantastic and highly recommended.

Don't waste your money! While the picture is sharp, that's where the good part ends. This is the worst DVD player that I have ever owned. The fact that it's a Sony is even more disturbing! I've owned multiple Sony's over the years and never had any of the following issues that I've had with this one:1. On some Region 1 and Multi-Region DVD's, it will not allow alternate languages, or subtitles to be used... and yes, the firmware was current. And yes, I do know how to clean and service electronic equipment. In this regard, it's hit or miss.2. Often, when a DVD has been paused or stopped and the player goes into hibernation mode, or is later turned off, the player does not remember where the DVD was last stopped at, so you have to figure that out from your memory. Again, this is hit of miss.3. Often, when you insert a DVD, the player won't read it, and you have to cycle the eject button again in order to get it to read the DVD. This happens on videos previously used in the same player. Again, this is hit or miss.4. Approximately 3 weeks into use, the audio would pop and crackle at various points during a movie. This is reminiscent of what old record players did when the needle encountered a scratch. However, it will do this on both brand-new DVD's as well as old ones that have been previously played in the same unit. It's completely random, but often happens during climactic moments in your movie. It's really, really annoying.5. The latest issue is with random locking of the entire unit after doing a pause or a stop. The unit will stop responding to all commands, including the eject or power button on the physical unit. The only way to get around this is to unplug the power, wait about 10 - 15 seconds and then plug the power back in.This unit was received in late March of 2023. This review is dated 08/20/2023. - So, we are talking about approximately 5 months of possession/usage.With the previous Sony's that I've had, the only issue would typically be with the drive belt deteriorating over time, and that was easily fixed by replacing the drive belt. Typically, I'd get 3 - 5 years use out of the old Sony's before the motor finally gave out.Save your money and save yourself a lot of aggravation... please buy something else.

Picture is great. Functions well. Very happy with purchase.

Of course it's no Ultra HD player, but I don't need that. It is, however, a fantastic, low-priced, streaming Blu-ray player. I have a lot of older physical media and this compact Sony works great for me. And hey, it's got nice picture quality as well.