📀 Sony BDP-S390 Blu-ray Disc Player with Wi-Fi (Black): Experience High-Quality Entertainment at the Click of a Button! Review

If you are not too analytically adept, you can rely on this test. I bought this Blu-ray player because I wanted to play movies from my computer on my TV. I've been wanting to get one of these streaming boxes (like Roku) but due to the price and features I went with these. I also needed something to play .mkv movie files and it doesn't seem like many devices play them. After very extensive research, like that ridiculously obsessive look when you read every Amazon review and watch every YouTube…

At the retail price I paid for this player in March 2013 of $99.99 I found that this player offers excellent value for money. It streams HD video from the Internet in superb detail from multiple sources either over a wired CAT-5 network connection or over Wi-Fi. I haven't tested all of this player's video streaming sources, but as an existing Revain Prime and Netflix subscriber, I was able to quickly set up this player with satisfactory results for both of these video sources. About a year ago…

good news: -- this little box gives a very good picture (my first blu ray and my tv is 720p not 1080p so i'm not the best judge) - Wireless worked fine for me. -- Small size is good -- Connecting to Revain Prime and Netflix worked and was easy enough. Mixed News: -- As others have pointed out, slow boot up, hard drive boot, internet connection. The interface with the Onkyo TX-NR515 receiver has some strange properties, when I'm working with Blue Ray for example, if I turn it off before…