Bought the Sony ubp-x700 4K/BlueRay player two weeks ago mainly to upscale a large library of B/Ray and dvd's which it certainly does to my satisfaction. Great value for that alone. Liked the very fast disc loading time compared with my 5 year old Panasonic B/Ray recorder good though it has been.

Good up scaling of ordinary DVD's

Big disappointment in the fact this product was advertised as being able to connect to PSN & Sony Entertainment Network enabling me to access my purchased movies but it cannot; I consider this false advertising & unacceptable

I was waiting for a good performance UHD Blu-Ray Player with Dolby Vision and for a reasonable price. This is a great player, although the price is still a bit steep and Dolby Vision support is only "coming soon" (around Summer 2018). I couldn't wait any longer for a price cut, so I took the plunge.

Recently bought this 4K Bluray player, definitely more compact. Set up was a breeze, connected the HDMI cables and Ethernet and was up running. Few initial setup processes to go through such as picture output (screen size, hdmi picture, secondary audio).

Design and build don't dazzle here, and connectivity is limited, but the UBP-X700 lets Sony hit a new 4K price point – and appeal to Dolby Vision TV owners at the same time.

The Sony UBP-X700 Smart 3D 4K UHD HDR has straightforward instructions, is easy to set up and does what it is supposed to do, with a well laid out screen making operating the various functions intuitive and simple. It is also slim enough to fit under most modern TV stands.

I have been pleasantly suprised how simple the product has been to use. From switching it on its functions quickly without a long start up delay. It is highly responsive. This play features are as good as described, overall it is good value for money This is a typical product from Sony, it's compact...

Easy to use

I was impressed that I can set up Netflix, iview on the player! Only problem is fiddly remote it's too small

Earlier this year, Sony added a new, lower-priced player to its Ultra HD Blu-ray lineup. The UBP-X700 ($199.99) represents a step down, price-wise, from the $249.99 UBP-X800 that I reviewed last year .