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Panasonic 4K Blu-ray Player (DP-UB154P-K)

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Best Buy has Panasonic 4K Blu-ray Player (Black, DP-UB154P-K) on sale for $149.99. Shipping is free.

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MoisesA7010
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if you have a PS or xbox stick with it, if dolby vision isnt important.

Or plan to get a PS or xbox. take this $150 you were gonna spend on it towards that and now you also have a video game system.

UB154 does not have Dolby Vision or the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling

UB420 adds the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling but does not have Dolby Vision

UB450 adds Dolby Vision but does not have the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling

UB820 adds Dolby Vision and has HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling

HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling is important if you want non 4k media to look its best at 4k as it is so effective it can make a lot of good Blu-Ray's look like 4K discs.

Dolby Vision support is important if you have a TV that supports it and want the best possible picture from discs that have Dolby Vision.

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DwoprusYesterday 10:57 PM
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I was actually watching this item yesterday when it was $190. Glad I didn't buy it then! Thanks OP! Thumbsup
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MoisesA7010Today 12:16 AM
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank MoisesA7010

if you have a PS or xbox stick with it, if dolby vision isnt important.

Or plan to get a PS or xbox. take this $150 you were gonna spend on it towards that and now you also have a video game system.

UB154 does not have Dolby Vision or the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling

UB420 adds the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling but does not have Dolby Vision

UB450 adds Dolby Vision but does not have the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling

UB820 adds Dolby Vision and has HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling

HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling is important if you want non 4k media to look its best at 4k as it is so effective it can make a lot of good Blu-Ray's look like 4K discs.

Dolby Vision support is important if you have a TV that supports it and want the best possible picture from discs that have Dolby Vision.
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Hat-TrickToday 12:20 AM
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The UB420 for $50 more seems like the all-around better investment. I have this model and it works fine, but I bought it when it was $100. If I were to do it now, I'd get the 420.
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supermanrobToday 01:22 AM
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Quote from MoisesA7010 :
if you have a PS or xbox stick with it, if dolby vision isnt important.Or plan to get a PS or xbox. take this $150 you were gonna spend on it towards that and now you also have a video game system.UB154 does not have Dolby Vision or the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scalingUB420 adds the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling but does not have Dolby VisionUB450 adds Dolby Vision but does not have the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scalingUB820 adds Dolby Vision and has HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scalingHCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling is important if you want non 4k media to look its best at 4k as it is so effective it can make a lot of good Blu-Ray's look like 4K discs.Dolby Vision support is important if you have a TV that supports it and want the best possible picture from discs that have Dolby Vision.
I would add that the 820 & 420 also offers Panasonic's Optimizer that tone maps static HDR content.
It tone maps(optimizes) HDR content to the best ability of the display you have it connected to.
It does this similar to how dynamic HDR does it.
It does it so well, often the difference is not significant.
How well each format is transferred to its metadata plays a significant role also.
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RocklobztaToday 02:15 AM
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Quote from MoisesA7010 :
take this $150 you were gonna spend on it towards that and now you also have a video game system.
Funny story, this is exactly what I did. Now I can play games too
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CaptainSavealotToday 03:21 AM
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Quote from Hat-Trick :
The UB420 for $50 more seems like the all-around better investment. I have this model and it works fine, but I bought it when it was $100. If I were to do it now, I'd get the 420.
What's better about it compared to this one?
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supermanrobToday 04:31 AM
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Quote from CaptainSavealot :
What's better about it compared to this one?
It was mentioned earlier.
This doesn't offer the HCX chipset, Optimizer and Dolby Vision.

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What's my best route as my Samsung OLED only supports HDR+?
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supermanrobToday 11:18 AM
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Quote from TekkenLord :
What's my best route as my Samsung OLED only supports HDR+?
Likely the Panasonic 420.
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realmccoy12406Today 12:39 PM
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Quote from MoisesA7010 :
if you have a PS or xbox stick with it, if dolby vision isnt important.Or plan to get a PS or xbox. take this $150 you were gonna spend on it towards that and now you also have a video game system.UB154 does not have Dolby Vision or the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scalingUB420 adds the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling but does not have Dolby VisionUB450 adds Dolby Vision but does not have the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scalingUB820 adds Dolby Vision and has HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scalingHCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling is important if you want non 4k media to look its best at 4k as it is so effective it can make a lot of good Blu-Ray's look like 4K discs.Dolby Vision support is important if you have a TV that supports it and want the best possible picture from discs that have Dolby Vision.
Is the 450 not readily available now?
The only place I see it is on Panasonics website.
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supermanrobToday 01:15 PM
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Quote from realmccoy12406 :
Is the 450 not readily available now? The only place I see it is on Panasonics website.
Even there it's not available.You'll have to look at used but you might pay a pretty penny for it.
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Hat-TrickToday 01:19 PM
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Quote from realmccoy12406 :
Is the 450 not readily available now?
The only place I see it is on Panasonics website.
It's available (in stock for delivery today for me) at Walmart, sold and shipped by Walmart for $238.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Panaso...9b536bd925
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Hat-TrickToday 01:23 PM
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This deal looks to be sold out in my area -- none for shipping and none for pickup within 250 miles. Only open box.

EDIT: My mistake, I was looking at the UB420, not this product.
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realmccoy12406Today 01:35 PM
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Quote from Hat-Trick :
It's available (in stock for delivery today for me) at Walmart, sold and shipped by Walmart for $238.https://www.walmart.com/ip/Panaso...9b536bd925
Thanks I see it there. Thanks!

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AquaLinen207Today 01:40 PM
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Quote from MoisesA7010 :
if you have a PS or xbox stick with it, if dolby vision isnt important.

Or plan to get a PS or xbox. take this $150 you were gonna spend on it towards that and now you also have a video game system.

UB154 does not have Dolby Vision or the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling

UB420 adds the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling but does not have Dolby Vision

UB450 adds Dolby Vision but does not have the HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling

UB820 adds Dolby Vision and has HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling

HCX processor / 4K Direct Chroma Up-scaling is important if you want non 4k media to look its best at 4k as it is so effective it can make a lot of good Blu-Ray's look like 4K discs.

Dolby Vision support is important if you have a TV that supports it and want the best possible picture from discs that have Dolby Vision.
I don't want a Blu-ray player doing anything beside read the disc and transfer data to the next component. Pretty sure Sony etc is going to have a better processor and software in their TV - one where the silicon usually gets updated every other year - than whatever is going on in this disc player that has not changed since it's debut.
Blu-ray player: put the fries in the bag.

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