Panasonic DMP-BDT220 Integrated Wi-Fi 3D Blu-ray DVD Player $80 + Free Shipping (expired)

This is a great deal. I got this for $99 on Black Friday and felt it was a good deal then. DLNA is amazing and Im loving it! No more 15" HDMI cords stung all over the place.

Quote from slickffx : Does.it have flixter to play ultraviolet movies ? One of the SD threads it wa mentioned no flixter app but cnet review says Yes.

Don't have any ultraviolet movies nor ever seen or tried one.

Don't see any mention of UV movies on the Panny site.
http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/DMP-BDT220

CNET Review (says it does not have Flixster for UV support)
http://reviews.cnet.com/blu-ray-p...20314.html

The good: The Panasonic DMP-BDT220 has built-in Wi-Fi, 3D compatibility, and the Viera Connect suite of streaming-media services, which includes Netflix, Hulu Plus, Amazon Instant, Pandora, and Vudu. The user interface for the streaming-media apps is straightforward, plus you can jump right to Netflix with the dedicated Netflix button on the remote. There are a few other minor perks, including Skype compatibility, a front-panel SD card slot, and a superfast quick-start mode.

The bad: Viera Connect doesn't support any subscription music services (like MOG, Rdio, or Spotify) nor does it have Flixster for UltraViolet support. The DMP-BDT220 also doesn't play back DivX or Xvid files.

The bottom line: The Panasonic DMP-BDT220 is the best Blu-ray value of 2012, with built-in Wi-Fi, tons of streaming-media apps, 3D compatibility, and a simple user interface.

Nice review of the Panny Blu Ray player
http://www.hometheater.com/conten...-3d-player

Got it price matched at best buy thanks and repd

Quote from slickffx : Does this one up convert dvd discs (non hd) to 1080p/HD? I have a 2D TV. Will this 3D player compatible with 2D T.Vs?

Yes, it will be fine with a 2D TV. Nothing can make an SD DVD into HD, though, whether it says "upconversion" or not.

Quote from YankeeRedneck : Oh, I see. Most people have a cable (hdmi) running from Blue Ray player to TV. I guess they then stream videos to Blue Ray so they can view it on TV?

Most people have a HDMI cable connected to the TV because its a Blu Ray player and they want to watch Blu Ray movies on it.

If you have no intentions of watching Blu Ray movies just get a streaming device.

thanks!

bought this for $80. Thanks OP.

Quote from Agentoj : Got it price matched at best buy thanks and repd

How did you do this? Did they go onto Fry's website, or did you show them a printout?

Got this on Amazon recently for the same price. Awesome blu-ray player 2nd only to the best of the best in Oppo BDP-103 but that one is $500.

got the last one at my store... well last brand new in box... they had 2 opened box and demo left.

Looks like a good deal. How important is the UV support?

thanks

Quote from freejs : is this a Cinavia free Blu-ray player ?

nope, you need to get last year's DMP-BDT210 (or BDT110) if that's what you're looking for

I pulled the trigger, this is for the replacement of two Samsung BD-E5900 3D Blu-ray Player (refurbished) that could not connect to netflix and a few other apps. I also returned two Sony BDP-S590 that reboots periodically for no reason. I really liked the Sony, too bad it didn't work like I wanted it to. I hope this will not have issues. I am tired of returning all these defective blu ray players.