Lovely slim design & easy to set up with a brilliant picture. Great value for money.

Attractive Design; Bright Image; Fast Setup; Good Connection Options; Good Resolution; Reduced Glare; Simple Controls

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Simply brilliant! Fantastic value and fantastic picture and sound. Normal DVD's look so sharp on this player as well. The set is so quite and very quick to load. I recommend this to anyone wanting a good quality cheap blu-ray play!

Televisions, home theatre systems and Blu-ray players these days are usually crammed full with the latest whiz-bang technology - if you buy a player from one of the half-dozen ‘big brands', it'll likely have the ability to decode 3D video, connect to the Internet, stream video on demand, Skype your...

Cheap; Fast operation

No Web features

Unsurprisingly, 3D will continue to dominate the home cinema agenda in 2011, with a flood of 3D-capable TVs and Blu-ray products hitting the market as the year unfolds. Indeed, Panasonic's new range of Blu-ray decks includes no fewer than four 3D-ready models.

I bought this unit on sale at BestBuy for $60.99 earlier this week to upgrade to a BD player with Netflix streaming capabilities. Though it pairs nicely with Netflix queues, I found it to be a little buggy (freezing) and the overall quality of both the hardware and the interface.

Great Price; acceptable picture quality; good streaming qualities; easy setup

Freezes up easily (requires unpluging to reset)!!! Cheap remote; poor remote design. Dim green display on front panel is barely readable. Poor design of menu/interface

I was looking for my first Blu Ray player and this guy came across my bow at a very good price--not much more than an upscaling DVD player. Its a flimsy little metal box, but in the month Ive had it, its performed very nicely indeed. Given a good DVD source, it upscales beautifully and sharply.

Purchased the BD75 from Tescos extra whilst on a special offer for £79,79P

very good quality of the picture

The Panasonic DMP-BD75 is a basic, entry-level Blu-ray player. This model isn't 3D compatible, but it can still be hooked up to a network or to the web for access to BD-Live content and DLNA connections.

Low power use; Clear; user-friendly menu; Accurate image quality

More effort could have been made with the design; Build and finish could be better

Panasonic has introduced an entry-level range for Blu-ray players. These players are available at cost-effective prices under 10k. The player comes with compact design and offers excellent performance. However, this 3D Blu-ray device of Panasonic is not equipped with Wi-Fi facilities.

DLNA networking; Supports Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master Audio; New ultra-slim design; USB port; DivX HD and MKV support; LED display

Lack of memory or Wi-Fi; Absence of AAC; WMV or WMA

The Panasonic DMP-BD75 ($120) is a relatively basic component Blu-ray player . It supports output resolutions up to 1080p, and offers wired (but not wireless) access to Netflix, CinemaNow, Napster, and Vudu, but lacks support for Hulu Plus, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pandora, and other common...