Review on 📀 iVid BD780: Multi Region Free 3D Blu Ray DVD Player with PAL/NTSC Compatibility and Free HDMI Cable by Justin Webb

Player is good but takes time. I thought it was free Cinavia but it still haunts me. This is a universal player. Crystal clear picture and sound, and of course no region. It reproduces well all formats and recorded discs. Custom image options available. Plus 5 analog ports plus optical and coaxial ports, which is a rarity these days. However, the real test for leading brands will be durability. I had a Kogan 3D player, which is very similar in many features, but its HDMI port started to cause problems. The repair shop said they would have to replace the PCP board, which would cost almost half their price, and there was no guarantee how long it would last. It may be due to power surges. So it is best to use a voltage converter to use it in the lower power range. Also, use the HDMI switch when the player is off but the TV is on, disable the player's port so nothing can be connected. The HDMI and USB port technology is designed to receive power from the host, keeping it active when a connected device is powered on. If so, it could be the best 3D Blu-ray out there. I have a Sony top model and 2 LGs, but the picture quality is outstanding. The sound is good too, although the Sony has more depth, but it's clearer but a bit louder. So in action scenes you need to turn the volume down if you don't want your neighbors to complain about signs of deterioration. Some Blu-ray discs won't read the first time and need to be reloaded. I cleaned the lens, let's see if it gets better the next day. Still 3 stars because he plays the most and when he plays he doesn't get stuck somewhere in between.