The player works very well with excellent 4k picture. Has 2 hdmi outputs to pass audio to older receivers . Overpriced and I don't like the curved shape. Otherwise excellent quality.

I haven't had any issues or problems with this player. I don't mind that it doesn't display the time on the front of the player because it's in an av rack and you can just press the info button on the remote to see it on the screen. I've read that no one likes the remote, but I just use my remote from my other samsung player.

Easy to set up and begin watching movies. Its light, good looking, with many features. Gave it 4 stars for overall rating due to IMO remote control is too small. Why does Samsung make their remotes so small. Have dropped my remotes for my Samsung curved TVs many times. I'm sure it will be the same with this 4K player.

I got a replacement for this model because some of my "homemade" movies wouldn't work, however the same problem with the replacement. What is odd is my old Samsung blu ray does play those same movies no problem. Other than this issue its a nice machine. The remote doesn't operate as smoothly as I wished (typing in info). All in all it is a nice player. when the movie didn't play there was no error message to research. Just a blank screen. That was concerning.

I had originally bought this 4k Blu ray player when it first was available at best buy and had issues with it playing any Blu ray or 4k movies! But played DVD's just fine. So I returned it after about 2 years cause of this issue and had got a new one and now it's doing it again and everything is up to date!!? Complete waste of money in my opinion for only getting about 2 years out of it and I rarely used it and took extremely good care of it! Even Still has the plastic wrap on it. I'd give it 5 stars if this issue didn't keep occurring. I love Samsung products but this player is a total waste of money u unless you plan on buying a new one ever 2 years or so. Very disappointed with this player!

Pros: - UHD/4K DVD play is great, but not a huge difference from HD on my 4K OLED 55" - Supports Home Media server (DLNA) - Easy WiFi connection, no buffering pauses - Reasonable price Cons: - Tiny little red/green/blue light on unit is almost invisible from across the room, so hard to tell if the unit is on, cycling, or off - Startup takes a long time, which makes the tiny little light so frustrating. This seems to be true if there is a disc in the tray, even though the default is not to play the disc - Home screen "Recommended" apps takes up a lot of real estate - forever - long after you've decided whether you want these app suggestions or not - An unimaginative selection of apps available, e.g., Netflix, Hulu, etc. No idea if this selection will improve. Most apps available are pretty useless for me. Caution: - I'm running a Sony STR-DN1050 receiver which does not support HDCP 2.2 so I couldn't send the player output through it. I had to go direct to the TV, and then pull back sounds to the audio receiver. BE SURE all the equipment in your connection path is HDCP 2.2 compatible, or it will be downgraded to HD.

What I mean it's great for the first Ultra HD Blu-ray Player to be on the market. I played the Ultra HD version of the Reverent on this player and it looked crisp and sharper than a regular Blu-ray player, I own a Oppo BDP-103 blu-ray player and this played blu-rays better than the Oppo. I would definitely recommend this player especially if you own an Ultra 4K Samsung TV like I do, the combination goes well together.

Has a ton of features. If you find it at the right price, its a great deal. It played my 4K Blu-Rays with perfect picture. It looked amazing and I finally noticed the difference on my 8700 Samsung after 2 years of ownership. The nice perk is it has all the app features that the 4K Roku requires so its like not only a high level blu ray player, but also like a built in 4K web Viewer. My only disclaimer is that it did interrupt the first time I played a blu-ray. Like it just paused, I shut it off, and then resumed play normally. Kind of weird out of the box, but it might have needed a firmware update, or it could have maybe been the disk. I didn't have chance to troubleshoot it yet.

I really like the look of this unit. It plays our 4K media as it's supposed to and it truly looks amazing on our TV. The biggest problem is the interface and the apps. We own a Samsung 4K TV and it has a vastly superior supply of apps. I wish this Blu-ray player used the same app store. I also wish the smart remote that came with our TV worked on the Blu-ray player. I think it should. The little remote that came with the Blu-ray player is fine but not great. It's easy to got lost on it using just feel. I also want to be able to customize the home display and what apps show up.

Bought it for the new Samsung 4K TV. Works great. I see it has all the smart stuff, and so does the TV, so I haven't used the apps in the player. The remote is very miniature and hard to read with out glasses as well as replay just a small frame... 7 months and still trying to figure it out. It's wonderful to plug in a disk and the TV automatically turns to Blue Ray mode, love this intelligent feature!