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Panasonic DP-UB150-K 4K UHD Blu-ray Player Expired
$128.30
$199.00
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Walmart has Panasonic DP-UB150-K 4K UHD Blu-ray Player for $128.29. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.
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Features:
Thanks to community member bcm00re for finding this deal.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location
Features:
- Supports High-Resolution audio
- Blu-ray player
- Upconverts standard DVDs to 4K
- 3D technology
- Ethernet port for the fastest network connection
- DLNA wireless capability
- Multiple playable video formats and audio decoders
- VIERA Link for controlling multiple components with 1 remote
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Enjoy your favorite content in the way the director intended with the DP-UB150 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Player. High-quality image technology maximizes the color, clarity, and beauty of detailed 4K content in HDR10+, HDR10, and Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) formats.
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And leaving Dolby Vision set to on for HDR and HDR10+ films still doesn't change the quality of the image noticeably.
It is fine if you don't see any ill effects from leaving DV on when the material doesn't support it, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I have seen it first hand and it wasn't pretty.
Actually, regarding HDR content, how well the player tone maps it determines the quality.
Since there is no standard on how to do it, it will be different.
That's a main difference between players.
If you're building that, why are you buying a UHD blu ray player for $129? To see what Dolby vision looks like, you must have a Dolby vision compatible TV, a Dolby vision compatible receiver to carry the video signal, and has the Dolby Atmos well. Then you will need about 9 to 11 speakers for that. There are some UHD blu ray players featured 2 HDMI outputs, one for video, one for sound If you want a more economical system with just TV and sound bar, but the cost won't be anything around $129. This player is an internet ready player, meaning you must physically connect it to an ethernet port for streaming, no wireless internet connection.
However, there were some pretty steep discounts around Black Friday this past year. So if you're willing to wait 10 months, you can likely get a better price, or a better player for a similar price.
For those not willing to wait that long, this is a good deal.
Awwww man. I really want Dolby 4k atmos vision for $200
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Honest question:
If I wish to buy 4k 120hz tv does it has to say "Dolby ready/support" for the UB820 player?
I'm waiting for my 8 year old 55" Samsung 4k TV soft HDR 60hz (model # KU6300) to die so I have a just reason to buy a better 4k OLED(?) TV preferably from Sony and then get the UB820 player for the best audio/visual experience.
I may be wrong but I'm realizing that the ub820 player would be a bad buy for me right now with the current aging tv. Your thoughts? Curious to hear yours.
More like comparing apples at Walmart to apples on a tree.
It is fine if you don't see any ill effects from leaving DV on when the material doesn't support it, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I have seen it first hand and it wasn't pretty.
Only when those apples on the tree are on a private orchard surrounded by an 8ft fence.
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