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The brand-new edition of Sony's UBP-X700U 4K Blu-ray Player is available for more than $80 off for a limited time.

These 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray discs will help you stress-test your home theater setup, from visual effects to acoustic performance. When it comes to setting up your home theater, a 4K Blu-ray player and a ...

If you’re ready to splurge for the overall best 4K Blu-ray player money can buy, you won’t be disappointed by the Panasonic DP-UB9000, which supports all major HDR formats, including HDR10 ...

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For all our budget-restricted readers, the LG BP175 is one of the best no-frills Blu-ray players on the market, especially if you don't mind the fact that you won't be getting any kind of 4K playback.

And I'd add that there's no point today in getting a non-4K Blu-ray player. They're backward-compatible, and if you're price-conscious, some of the Sonys can be had pretty cheap. More options ...

The UB820 isn’t exactly petite, coming in at 17-inches wide, 8-inches deep, and 2.5-inches tall. It also isn’t cheap, costing $500. No doubt you’ve seen plenty of budget Blu-Ray players for ...

It's expensive, but negligible if you're already spending a lot on the setup that would make this 4K Blu-Ray player worth it. Reavon UBR X-200. Reavon.

Most 4K Blu-ray players these days cost around £200 to £300 and come from Sony, LG or Panasonic, but you will easily pay more if you want a model for a home theatre setup.

Why it made the cut: The LG UBK80 is a streamlined Blu-ray player that’s small enough to install where space is limited. If you’re working with a smaller space in your home theater setup, the ...

Physical media still has its place in a world that's dominated by streaming platforms. We picked the brains of PopMech staff to find out why they still use their blu-ray players.