I like everything!!! The price, that I can use the apps like crackle, youtube, playstation (with wifi, and ps3 only), also is screen mirroring compatible with my microsoft phone (apple and android needs an app if it still exist).... if that fails, just use the network or usb port as last resource.

Works well. A little slow when first uploading the programs when you turn it on, but once you have Netflix or another app open it works very good.

With loads of features this unit plays almost every file format via the USB port.Has hot keys for almost every imaginable streaming service and the Upscaling works well.

Got a new 4K UHD 55 in Sony TV. Playing DVDs through my old DVD player didn't look as good as Xfinity HD broadcasts. I upgraded to this blu-ray player and the DVDs now look great. Of course playing blu-rays also looks great. The up-scaling done by this blu-ray player really works well.

Compact; Consistent Performance; Easy To Set Up; Easy To Use; High Quality Picture

The BDP-S6500 is Sony's range-topping Blu-ray player and the successor to last year's BDP-S6200 . At ￡150 it's pricier than your average player but it gets you a full set of premium features, including 4K upscaling, built-in super Wi-Fi and network streaming.

Excellent picture quality; Slick; friendly operating system; Plays FLAC and MKV via network

Pedestrian design; Build quality; Missing catch-up TV apps

Revision of my previous review - 6 weeks later: When I received this unit, it was defective, I shipped it back to Sony thinking I'd get the same type of unit back... Unfortunately, they don't seem to know what to do w/ the Multi-Region product and shipped me the much cheaper Region A version of the...

It doesn't play some Region C Blu Ray DVDs...

This player is tiny, literally about 19inches long and 7 inches wide. It is packed with features, and the picture quality is outstanding. It is really easy to set up too, and connects to the internet quickly.

The Sony BDP-S6500 is another excellent Blu-ray disc player able to handle both two and three dimensional Blu-ray discs with no issues whatsoever.

Perfect with Blu-ray; Excellent with DVD; Can detect 24p from streaming services; Good range of app

Questionable whether 4K scaling is of any benefit; Remote feels cheap for flagship product

In a field like Blu-ray players, versatility is crucial, since single-task devices with basic functionality quickly become obsolete. Here, the Sony BDP-S6500 shows its strengths. Few players come bundled with upscale options like 4K and 3D conversion.

The Sony has premium 4K and 3D playback features

The remote suffers from light design clutter