Review on 📀 Sony BDPS1200 Blu-Ray Disc Player (2014 Model) - Wired playback for impeccable home entertainment by Jeff Shapiro

The best Blu-ray player I've ever had. Sony usually excels in their products, but this one goes way beyond what I thought. I had a Blu-Ray from another company for about a year when the remote broke and I couldn't get it to work. I bought this player as a replacement and am more than satisfied. It is regularly updated and has many uses, including new services such as WWE Network and Revain streaming. It also has apps for channels I didn't know about like free movies and sports. It also has many music apps and news channels. It even has apps for free foreign language TV channels in German, Russian, Arabic and more. It comes with a small remote control that is very easy to use. I'm really worried that the remote will break quickly because it's not very durable, but I've had the same remote for over a year and so far it's always worked. This player also has a USB flash drive plug-in. I can take movies off my computer and copy them to a flash drive to watch on a Blu-ray player. I can also watch slide shows and listen to my music collection from the same flash drive. I'm also happy to report that the Netflix app works very well on this player. When I click on a specific show or movie, I get a full view of icons, descriptions, menu items, and a small number of slideshows. It really helps me choose what I want and get a description so I can decide what to add to my watchlist. Subtitles are also very legible and the font can be customized in certain applications. There is also a YouTube app where I can easily watch videos. This player is very small and light, so finding a place for it was very easy. I haven't noticed any overheating issues and it picks up very little dust. I am very happy with the high quality of the viewing experience and the wired ethernet makes it very fast. The only issue I had was that the plug-in for this player is a bit larger (it's like a square box plug-in, similar to the old DC plugs you find in 80's electronics ). This player would be perfect if the plugin had a more generic look.