SonyUBP-X800M2 4K UHD Home Theater Streaming Blu-Ray Disc Player (UBPX800M2), Black

Received my Sony 4k Bluray player model 802 ubp m2 player from Amazon today.works great so far.i do have another Sony 4k Bluray player model 802 ubp m2 as well because I have a big movie collection of over 400 movies.tryed out in 4k an Bluray with my new 4k Bluray player model 802 ubp m2.i had to replace my Sony model 700 4k Bluray player because after a year an a half having it started to freeze my movies for a short while because I clean my video head on my players with a cleaning disk once a month to keep dirt off the video head on my players.so if you ever decide to get a Sony 4k Bluray player don't buy a Sony model 700 Bluray 4k player because they start to give you problems after a year an a half use .I recommend to buy Sony model 802 ubp m2 4k Bluray player or a brand that's better model to use with your movie collection.i have 4k, Bluray an DVD's to watch now.happy with my new 4k Bluray player from Sony.

You know when you pickup the box you have something the others don't have- mass. Old-time solid construction. And the setup is simple and attractive. Then of course, the important part- Great sound and picture. It plays everything I have thrown at it. Now if it only will endures. My high-end Panasonic failed after just two years.

A very good 4k bluray player. The picture and sound are excellent. I would recommend this player to anyone who doesn't want to spend a fortune on one.

I am on my 5th unit since 2019. I did get two originally because one is for a TV room, one for a projector theater. When it works, it is great, but it is hit or miss. One player worked fine since 2019. Another stopped recognizing any disc after 2 years. I bought a replacement drive for $60 and that fixed it...for a bit. Another unit would sporadically freeze on 4k discs. My recent one, which I am replacing after a week of testing, would do micro-skipping on random discs. I am watching a movie and suddenly it looks like a frame skips, then it would be fine for 30 minutes, then do it again. Some discs play fine all the way through, some have this issue. Nothing major, but enough to make me think this is faulty and could eventually get worse so I am replacing it.So, why do I stick with this player? Because, sadly, it is the best out there. Even the tech I bought the replacement drive from told me these are still the best units on the market! I say "sadly" because I am Gen Xer old enough to have lived in a time when electronics actually lasted for a while, but now that is no longer the case. Heck, I still have a Super 8 Projector from 1980 that WORKS! These days, one almost expects issues with just about anything, and we have to grapple with the player that has the least problems. So, this one is it.The player itself is very easy to set up, works well, and the video and audio are excellent. Some have complained about streaming but, really, do people still use a BD player for streaming? I have not used a BD player for streaming in years. I use Amazon Firesticks. So, as far as streaming I cannot tell you how well it does. I like that the player does not have a host of lights in the front. I use one of the players in a dark projector movie theater and want the least amount of visual noise upfront. I like the USB port in front as well. The unit is solid and quiet. The unit does not overheat. Even after playing a 3 hour movie, the disc come out cool to the touch.I was happy that this last purchase came from Crutchfield, as I totally trust them as a seller, but on Amazon it is hit or miss who you'll get, depending on availability. Replacing this player with them was very easy. However, hopefully you will not encounter any issues and enjoy your player for a few years. It is really a great player!

Perfecter Player plays 4k in very good quality and also Blu-rays, exactly what I need

The only thing users should know is that this machine does not have the older fiber optic digital out. It does have the Coax SPDIF digital output which looks like a composite connector. In fact if you do a research you find out that a high quality gold tipped composite rca cable like the gold tipped ones made by Monster Cable for audio or video composite connectors back in the day can be used here to connect from the player's Coax SPDIF digital output to the receiver's Coax SPDIF digital input. Great player great performance. I kind miss the fiber optics digital sound out but now that can't hear the difference between the old player and new via the coax, it's all good.