Magnavox Blu-Ray DVD Disc Player, NB500MG1F
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| Magnavox Blu-Ray DVD Disc Player, NB500MG1F |
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| Manufacturer: Magnavox |
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| List Price: Varies based on product options |
| Sale Price: $171.21 |
| Availibility: Usually ships in 2-3 business days |
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Product Description |
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Experience the superior picture quality of Blu-ray movies in full 1080p high-definition on your HDTV with this Magnavox Blu-ray DVD Player.
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Magnavox Blu-Ray DVD Disc Player, NB500MG1F Details |
- Full HD 1080p Video Output
- 24fps (frames per second) for Cinema-like Picture Quality
- HDMI Output
- Blu-ray Player 1.1 to enjoy Advanced BONUSVIEW
- Energy Star Compliant
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Customer Reviews For Magnavox Blu-Ray DVD Disc Player, NB500MG1F |
 Can't beat it for the $$$ |
| Review Date: December 31, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Slipped Disc, Divine Corners, NY |
I bought this as an extra Blu-ray player for other rooms in the house. I've had a Sony PS3 hooked up to my Samsung 52" 240 Hz LCD in the living room. I connected this player to the same TV when I first got it and it's definitely top notch as far as picture quality. OK...it does load slower than the PS3 and it lacks some extra features on more expensive players, but for the $78 I paid, you can't beat it! On extra long movies (over 2 hrs. or so) you do get that momentary pause when it changes layers on the disc, but that's the only fault I've been able to detect. This may possibly be addressed with a firmware update in the near future. It DOES show the disc info on the screen when you press "display" on the remote.
I've played a bunch of new blu-ray releases that were rented from Netflix without a hitch! Some other players constantly
need firmware updates just to play the newest blu-ray discs. Highly recommended! |
Great so far
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| Review Date: January 31, 2010 |
| Reviewer: T. Helder, Kentwood mi |
| Got it as my first Blu-ray player after a number of both cheap and expensive regular DVD players. Not the fanciest but does everything I want without costing an arm and a leg.. Looks great matched up with a 37 inch lg 720p tv. Like having my own person theater. All for $120 at walmart |
First Blu-Ray player, no complaints
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| Review Date: June 13, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Shimmy Pilates, United States |
| I was looking for a better HD source for my newly purchased HDTV and this baby fit the bill. I was initially wary of purchasing this, as many who are "in the know" wouldn't touch this Wal-Mart special with a ten foot pole, but I'm glad I didn't think myself out of it. I just could not be happier with this player. I watched Saving Private Ryan and constantly remarked on how great it looked (it really did). It has seriously given me a greater opinion of my television. As for perks and specs, I couldn't comment, but if you're in the market and not looking to break the bank to get a great picture, go for it. |
NO FRILLS. YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.
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| Review Date: December 7, 2009 |
| Reviewer: P. Furman, ATL |
| This was Wal-Mart's Black Friday sale where they went pretty quick. I did pick one up a couple of days ago and hooked it up at home. The Good: Picture is amazing. I had a Sony upconvert that worked great, but nothing compares to Blu-Ray. The sound is crisp and clean. Also, you can access the menu and turn certain special features on and off while the movie is playing. The Bad: It does not connect to the internet. (You can upgrade the firmware by burning a CD from the mfg website and loading it into the BD player). It is BD 1.1 compliant which means you can do the pic in pic on some movies, but no online special features which is fine with me. I am one that just wants to watch the movie. I could care less that the director ate a bagel while filming that scene or chat with someone while watching a movie. The Ugly: Load time. There is really no difference between the loading of a regular DVD on my DVD player vs. loading one on this BD player. Overall, if you want a BD player without all of the bells and whistles just to watch Blu-Ray movies, this is a great buy. |
Gets the job done.
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| Review Date: December 30, 2009 |
| Reviewer: J. Kirk, Greensboro, NC |
| Parents picked this up for me as a Xmas gift. I too am a guy that just wants to watch Blu-Ray movies without having to sell a kidney. I don't need to download things from NetFlix. I don't need it to connect with YouTube or Pandora. I care little to nothing about director commentary. If you're looking for extras, this is not the way to go. This player simply gets the job done. I'm watching in 1080p-24 the same as a 200-400 dollar unit. As far as speed, it is a bit sluggish compared to most BDs. I don't mind waiting 15-20secs to watch movies. I do mind paying 300 dollars for bells and whistles I'll likely never use. Also, this player requires no firmware update to use optimally. |
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