THIS BLUERAY PLAYER TOOK ABOUT 15MINS TO SET UP REALLY EASY TO USE WITH INTERNET FILMS UNLIMITED AND MUSIC

I purchased another 3D player but during setup I realized that 1 more cable to run(toslink) was 1 more too many so I looked for a player that had Bluetooth audio to remotely connect to the soundbar. This is for outdoor movie night. As far as the player goes it is a little slow to startup and play.

Bought as a replacement for a blue ray that must be close to 10 years old. First things I noticed was that the machine was half the size, had wi-fi built in (others needed an RJ45 cable which doesn't work in our house) and the price was less than I had budgeted.

Decent player. One of the few in the price range I could find that would stream DTS-HD to my receiver. One star off because the "Smart" features and channels Sony has for Canada are pretty weak. I wouldn't get it for this purpose unless you are lacking a Blu-Ray player AND a Netflix capable device.

Sony is yet to launch an Ultra HD Blu-ray player and might not do so until 2017, so in the meantime we'll have to make do with its latest ‘regular' Blu-ray player, the BDP-S6700. It may not play UHD Blu-rays but it will upscale regular Blu-rays and DVDs to 4K, as well as offering a wealth of other...

Sharp; punchy pictures; Simple menu system and fast operation; Generous features

Dull design; Plasticky build; No ITV Player or All 4

There's a USB input, used for media playback, just underneath those buttons while the rest of the connections are situated on a panel at the rear;...

Spotless disc playback; Loads of apps; 24p output with streaming services; Easy to use interface

Is it worth spending ￡150 on a non-UHD player; Build quality is mediocre; No 50Hz output for streaming services

Sony bdp s 6700 dvd is i newly purchased. This is excellent picture And audio quality.

It's sleek, it's small and it's most definitely smart, but Sony's latest Blu-ray player begs a big question: Why hasn't Sony made a machine that plays Ultra HD Blu-ray discs? Given its movie studio arm's propensity to push 4K movies, that's something of a surprise, but the Sony BDP-S6700 isn't...

This unit was compared to a Sony BDP-S380 (2011) on a 4K capable TV. The TV naturally stretches the 1080p video to fill the screen. This player (BDP-S6700) would upscale the video first before sending it to the TV. The difference between the quality of both images is negligible.

we love our new sony blu-ray disc player. we chose this model for the features, the price, and the good name (Sony). it was easy to set up and works great. we have had great luck with other Sony products, so we decided to stick to them.