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Panasonic DMP-BD84 review
| Review: May 2016 | ||
Rating: In a nutshell: The Panasonic DMP-BD84EB-K smart network Blu-Ray disc player is a very basic entry-level player. It includes ethernet connectivity with simple Smart TV functionality (Netflix, YouTube and a few other apps), but no Wi-Fi support. It's super-compact, but over-priced at launch. Our target price for this model is £50, and at that price it would be a good buy. |
Panasonic DMP-BD84 features include:
- Playable disks: Blu-Ray (including BD-R/ BD-R DL, BD-RE/ BD-RE DL), DVD (including DVD±R/ DVD±R DL/ DVD±RW), CD (including CD-R/ -RW)
- Audio: Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio
- Smart TV: Netflix, YouTube, Picassa, AccuWeather, CinemaNow
- Connectivity: HDMI output, ethernet, USB 2.0
- External playback via USB HDD
- Power consumption: 11W
- Size: 245 x 38.5 x 175 mm
User questions
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Why does it keep freezing when I'm watching Netflix?
Asked by John
from New Zealand
on 23rd Jul 2018
I would like to ask that this is player able to play 1T external drive?
Asked by
Viktor
from Hungary
on 8th Feb 2018
THX!!!
Is this blu ray player "PLEX" compatible ?
Asked by (AA)
from New Zealand
on 16th Dec 2017
I'd like to know if i can run Plex on this blu ray player . Thanks in
advance.
Panasonic DMP-BD84 user reviews
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Average rating from 4 reviews: 
Reviewed by Zlaya
from Australia
on 15th Oct 2018
Should not be classed as blu ray player.Paperweight is more suitable
function.Never again Panasonic.I will give it 1 star but it doesn't
deserve even that 1.
Rating:
Reviewed by Nat
from Australia
on 6th Aug 2017
Continually unresponsive.
Rating:
Reviewed by seamus
from uk
on 20th Jan 2017
I stupidly bought this assuming it could connect wirelessly to the
internet for NETFLIX, etc.
Lo-and-behold It needs an Ethernet
cable. unbelievanble. Why is it even on the market ?.
Rating:
Reviewed by Billy Fisher
from New Zealand
on 1st Jan 2017
Almost useless. Blu-ray/DVD will only play main feature, will not
allow access to menu for extras. Also, internet connection works only
10% of the time, which makes it pretty much useless for viewing
Netflix and other online content. Much of the time the unit is simply
unresponsive and it seems unable to boot its own system up. Would not
recommend.
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