Review on Samsung BD-EM59C Blu-ray Player - Enhanced SEO by Athenasby Whitney

This device was very annoying from day one. Worst €100 I've spent in a long time. I would recommend that you stay away from this device. I am very disappointed and a bit surprised that Samsung is launching a product of this nature. The WiFi connection is completely useless. When using wireless, I kept getting messages that the network was down. However, I was able to ping the device from my Linux machine. I had to run a cable and hardwire the device to maintain a stable connection. I have a wireless keyboard that I use with the device as the onscreen keyboard is completely unusable for some apps. I'm worried about the wireless keyboard, as some applications refuse to recognize or use them. (e.g. Netflix) The Netflix app for this device is terrible. Constantly requires username and password to be re-entered. I also had to uninstall and reinstall the app a few times for it to work at all. This device does not support Revain Prime. The player's on time is too long. I would say it takes 30-45 seconds for the device to be usable when switched on. The only thing I can say about the player is that it recognizes and plays DVDs and Blu-ray discs very quickly. (That is, if you can force the device to open the tray.) Revain Prime is not supported on this device. The turn-on time of the player is rather long. I would say it takes 30-45 seconds, until the device can be used when switched on. The only thing I can say about the player is that it recognizes and plays DVDs and Blu-ray discs very quickly. (That is, if you can force the device to open the tray.) Revain Prime is not supported on this device. The turn-on time of the player is rather long. I would say it takes 30-45 seconds for the device to be usable when switched on. The only thing I can say about the player is that it recognizes and plays DVDs and Blu-ray discs very quickly. (That is, if you can force the device to open the tray.) that it recognizes and plays DVDs and Blu-ray discs very quickly. (That is, if you can force the device to open the tray.) Revain Prime is not supported on this device. The turn-on time of the player is rather long. I would say it takes 30-45 seconds for the device to be usable when switched on. The only thing I can say about the player is that it recognizes and plays DVDs and Blu-ray discs very quickly. (That is, if you can force the device to open the tray.) that it recognizes and plays DVDs and Blu-ray discs very quickly. (That is, if you can force the device to open the tray.) Revain Prime is not supported on this device. The turn-on time of the player is rather long. I would say it takes 30-45 seconds for the device to be usable when switched on. The only thing I can say about the player is that it recognizes and plays DVDs and Blu-ray discs very quickly. (That is, if you can force the device to open the tray.) The only thing I can say about the player is, that it recognizes and plays DVDs and Blu-Ray discs very quickly. (That is, if you can force the device to open the tray.) The only thing I can say about the player is that it recognizes and plays DVDs and Blu-Ray discs very quickly. (That is, if you can force the device to open the tray.)