Blu-Ray

Review Macgo is versatile Blu-ray and DVD player that works with multiple file types. It's ideal for Mac users.

Review Aiseesoft's DVD and Blu-ray software is a versatile player compatible with all digital video formats.

Review PowerDVD is full of features, and is easy to navigate and use. It's perfect for playing DVDs and Blu-rays on your computer.

Review WinDVD Pro 12 is a decent Blu-ray and DVD playing option for your PC, although it lacks some features that other softwares provide.

Review The Sony BDP-S6700 Blu-Ray player offers impressive features and outstanding picture quality.

The AnyMP4 Blu-ray Player works for multiple operating systems and with a variety of physical and digital video formats. It lacks some features and functionality, but it's a good, simple video player for the price.

The Aurora Blu-ray Player is decent software for playing a variety of video types on your computer if you don't want to spend too much cash or buy a physical Blu-ray player.

Editor’s Note: The Panasonic BDP-460 has been discontinued by the manufacturer.

Editor’s Note: The Sony BDP-S6500 has been discontinued by the manufacturer.

Editor’s Note: This product has been has been discontinued. You can still read our original review below, but Top Ten Reviews is no longer updating this product’s information.

At first glance, the Samsung BD-J5900 Blu-ray player looks like something straight out of a Salvador Dali painting. It has an unattractive, curved design with striped sides. Beauty is only skin deep, though.

Samsung's UBD-K8500 Blu-ray player is a premium model with a full slate of impressive features. It supports native 4K, has an app store and built-in access to several streaming services. It's near the top of its class.

LG's BP350 is more feature filled than most other Blu-ray players in the same price range. This budget player has built-in Wi-Fi so you can stream online video from services like Netflix, Hulu and Vudu. This Blu-ray player’s image quality is on par with pricier models.

Editor’s Note: The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) forbids circumventing copy encryptions contained on commercial discs. The DMCA makes no exceptions for circumventing these encryptions for personal use.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it has been discontinued. You can still read our original review below, but Top Ten Reviews is no longer updating this product’s information.

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