[Sparky14]

One of ours died, and I haven't really been paying attention to BR players. I kind of figured when one of mine died, then I'd finally get that Oppo I wanted.

OOPS!

So...what's good these days? I did get a 4K UHD TV a couple of years ago, so it needs that. And for me...audio>video. I'm a 2-channel guy, no surround sound system. Mid-priced....$150-$350.

After some interwebbing tonight, I came up with two Yamaha BD-S681 and Sony ubp-x800m2. The Yamaha seems to have an audio edge, the Sony had more bells and whistles and is $80 less.

Any other players I should be considering?

[Charles Calkins]

     In the past I have looked at a lot of blu ray players. Honestly I couldn't tell any difference in the ones I saw.
     I finally bought a Sony. Good enough for me.

                                                  Cheers
                                                  Charlie

[Sparky14]

Thanks Charlie,

My last 3 players have all been Sony, and all have done fine. I appreciate the feedback.

[rollo]

     In the past I have looked at a lot of blu ray players. Honestly I couldn't tell any difference in the ones I saw.
     I finally bought a Sony. Good enough for me.

                                                  Cheers
                                                  Charlie

  +1 on the Sony. Way good enough.


charles

[FireGuy]

https://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/yambda1060bl/yamaha-bd-a1060-aventage-universal-wi-fi-blu-ray-player/1.html

I've had good success with Accessories4less.

[witchdoctor]

I own a Sony and would recommend it. If you want streaming apps double check which ones come bundled because the apps can differ by player.

[Freo-1]

I've both the Sony UDP X-1000ES and the X-1100ES.   Very happy with their performance.  They both support DSEE-HX, which enhances CD/DVD 2 channel playback.

[Tyson]

I have a Sony 4k unit too, love it.