The DP-UB820 is an outstanding UHD Blu-ray player that matches the reference- level playback of Panasonic's previous UB900 but adds much-needed features to optimize HDR playback. I would have liked to have seen refinements in operability, but its overall video performance is without peer.

Reference-level video performance; In-player tone mapping for HDR and conversion to SDR; Multichannel analog output

Image enhancement options can be overwhelming; Setup not always intuitive; No 4K/HDR streaming support

"Love it everything i wanted in a player

I've only had the DVD player for a few weeks but really pleased so far. I decided I needed to buy it before they stopped being available! It was easy to set up and picture quality on DVDs is excellent, though that of course might be thanks to my tv. Early days but happy so far.

I have researched several players over the last couple of years. I had difficulty deciding whether discs have a future if I did purchase another player I didn't want to have to part with a kidney to pay for it. Panasonic have just produced a couple of newer model players at 2019 CES .

Nothing works on this unit.

Did not meet expectations; Difficult to use; Expensive; Poor quality

is the manufacturer's mid-range, 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player, sitting between the flagship .

Superb disc playback; Dolby Vision/HDR10+ support; HDR optimisation; Decent build quality; Great price

No SACD or DVD-Audio playback; Netflix app always outputs in HDR/DV; Issues with Atmos from Netflix and Amazon

This is a full size Blu Ray DVD and Audio discs player. The picture quality is excellent and I agree with the reviews if you don't need top quality audio replay (as sounds from CDs are only average), and top line construction, as this player is very light plasticky construction, but for the price...

Amazing product

I waited almost 5 months to take delivery of this 4K Blu-ray player and I havent been disappointed. I am adimittedly partial to the brand having bought my first blu-ray players from Panasonic in 2008 (and both of those players are still functioning the same way they were 10 years ago.

Highlights here are broad HDR support and an excellent image performance with user tweaks. The basic remote and user interface, plus average CD playback, take the shine off.