Product Description
The Sony DVP-NS710H breathes new life into your DVD collection by upscaling your existing DVDs to 1080p near HD resolution via an HDMI connection. It includes other high-end A/V features such as BRAVIA Sync, which gives you one-remote access and control of your DVD player and other BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices.
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Jahdahdieh says:
Bought this to replace a Toshiba player that was nothing but trouble.
December 14, 2009, 4:06 pmGood picture, easy setup, and unlike the Toshiba it plays everything I’ve tried in it. It takes a good 30 sec to a minute to lock on a disk. But once it does, it plays flawlessly. Even with some rentals that are in less than pristine condition.
Bastien says:
This DVD player does an excellent job of upconverting in my opinion. I also have a far more expensive Oppo DVD player and I would say they are on par.
One ‘feature’ I dislike about these DVD players is in the manufacturer’s quest to make the box look sleek and simple, there are only a couple of buttons: open/close, play and stop (aside from the power button). Why, oh why, do manufacturers not put skip or fast-forward buttons on the box? Is this to force us to buy new remote controls when the kids make them disappear? I just don’t like the idea that a piece of equipment become less functional without the sometimes elusive remote control.
Still, it does provide a beautiful picture, very sharp and one I believe almost maximizes the contrast, color and clarity provided by our expensive plasma tv.
A very good value when considering the quality for the price point.
December 14, 2009, 8:26 pmWoodrow says:
We received this DVD player last week and hooked it up to a new Samsung 550 tv. I am not picky. I put the dvd in and it plays…that makes me fairly happy with the purchase. This player saves your spot after you take out the movie. That may come in handy when my little one has 6 movies that she is watching at once.
The sound is very nice for movies and dvd’s. I like that it can hook up to my 1980′s Sony stereo system.
The only negative and it is small – The power and open/close button are designed to be hidden so the player looks sleek. They are kind of hard to push.
December 15, 2009, 2:16 am