Panasonic DMP-BDT320 Smart Network 3D Blu-ray Player review
AVForums
30 April 2012
Excerpt: Panasonic's Blu-ray player range for 2012 goes from the entry level BDT120 up to the audiophile BDT500, with the mid-range BDT220 and BDT320 sitting between them.
Pros: Impressive video playback, Fast load times, Built-in WiFi, Viera Connect, Extensive file support, Good networking capabilities, Stylish and solid construction, Respons...
Cons: Connections are basic, Touch pad remote is a disaster
Summary: The Panasonic DMP-BDT320 Blu-ray player delivers first-class performance with DVDs and Blu-ray discs, with powerful smart functions, limited by a slightly clunky
Pros: Great DVD/Blu-ray picture performance, Wi-Fi for convenient connectivity, Good range of smart functions, iOS/Android remote control
Cons: Standard touch-pad remote is difficult and slow to use, No reverse frame stepping, Smart function interface is a little behind the times
Excerpt: The Panasonic DMP-BDT320 is the brand's top of the line high-street disc spinner. You’ll find it parked just ahead of the economy 7 Panasonic DMP-BDT220 , but behind the...
Pros: Peerless HD video playback, Advanced audio processing, Solid choice in Catch-up TV
Conclusion: The DMP-BDT320 will inevitably be compared with its traditional – and more expensive – sibling, the DMP-BDT500 , which no doubt wins out in that comparison.
Pros: Good picture detail, sound is great with dialogue, glossy look
Cons: Usability could be better, slightly more expensive players offer a good deal more