LG Electronics Blu-ray Players

Diverse Pleasure CHIP Test & Kauf 4/2010 - There is something for every taste: The range of new Blu-ray players reaches from favourably priced entry-level models to noble home cinema specialists. We selected the best ones for you. Review details: Nine Blu-ray players were reviewed. They were rated on features, image quality, ergonomy, energy efficiency and documentation/service.

Fast Pleasure Heimkino 5-6/2010 - With the new BD560, LG wants to offer no more than a perfect entry in the world of Blu-ray. But because this requires more than quick load times and simple operation, we have taken a closer look at the new device. Review details: Single Test. Test criteria were image quality, features and operation.

LG BP620 S21 1/2013 - WIth a more upmarket look than LG's budget offerings, the BP620 should blend in seamlessly with your TV and set-top box. But will it deliver the goods?

Mixed Doubles Video-HomeVision 10/2009 - Any device can record. Hard disk recorders, however, are true multi talents, with a DVD burner, Blu-ray player and digital TV reception. ‘Video-HomeVision’ reviewed the various strengths of Panasonic and LG’s brand new models. Review details: Two hard drive recorders were reviewed; each was awarded the final verdict of “very good”. They were rated on image quality (brightness, colours and sharpness of recordings ...), sound quality (digital, analogue) and processing (impression, material).

New Play Makers WIDESCREEN 2/2010 - The perfect partner for an HD beamer, or a large LCD TV, is a modern Blu-ray player. Current models are not only better, they are also cheaper than ever before. Review details: Four Blu-ray players were reviewed. They were rated 4 and 4.5 out of 5 possible stars.

Treat your TV for less than £200 What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 6/2012 - There's never been a better time to buy a Blu-ray player. Not only do they offer top-notch high-definition video from your discs (in full-fat 3D, no less), the latest players open the door to a world of free online content - on-demand, all the time. ... Review details: Three Blu-ray players were reviewed and rated. Final verdicts of 1 x "stunning all-rounder", 1 x "well worth considering" and 1 x "decent" were awarded.

LG BP620 The Gadget Show 5/2012 - If you want a Blu-ray player which has 3D capability and supports media streaming, take a closer look at LG's BP620.

LG BD670 TrustedReviews 9/2011 - LG's most recently released Blu-ray player, the BD670 supports HD and 3D discs and uses the online content portal, Smart TV. But with so much competition in the field of Blu-ray players, will the BD670 make an impact?

Group test: Budget Blu-ray players £200-£250 AVReview 8/2009 - A couple of years ago, Blu-ray was the far outlier of home cinema. In the intervening short time it has reached mainstream and budget popularity and dominance. The four budget models tested by AVReview all have 1080p/24fps HD, Profile 2.0, and additional features making this the wagon to get on. Review details: Four budget Blu-ray players were reviewed and rated. Final verdicts were 3 x 8 and 1 x 9 points out of 10.

LG BX580 TrustedReviews 9/2010 - LG has a wide selection of 3D-capable TVs in its range, so naturally the Korean company has brought out a 3D Blu-ray player to go with them. But 3D aside the BX580 is packed with features – just like the rest of LG's Blu-ray machines in fact – and although the £217 price tag isn't exactly peanuts, it's cheaper than 3D players from Samsung and Panasonic, which could give it an advantage in this burgeoning area of the market.

Group test: Midrange Blu-ray players AVReview 1/2010 - As the Blu-ray market matures, it's becoming all too obvious that all HD digital players are not the same. More expensive players can offer superior picture and audio quality thanks to improved processing components ... The players in this test sit firmly in the midrange, a step or two above their manufacturer's most basic offerings. Review details: Four midrange Blu-ray players were reviewed and rated. Final verdicts were 1 x 7 points, 2 x 8 points and 1 x 9 points out of 10.

Next-gen face-off between Blu-ray and HD DVD What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 10/2007 - Drum roll, please! This is our first ever HD DVD versus Blu-ray Group Test, pitting six of the best of the competing HD disc players against each other. Our test includes four Blu-ray players, including the Sony PlayStation3, taking on a single HD DVD player from Toshiba and a dual-format model from LG. Review details: Six high definition players for Blu-ray discs and HD DVDs were reviewed and rated based on features, build and performance. Scores ranged from 3 to 5 stars out of 5.

LG BD390 Blu-ray Player TrustedReviews 10/2009 - Along with hi-def picture quality, BD Live has always been touted as one of the main incentives to upgrade to Blu-ray from DVD, but so far it's failed to capture the public's imagination. ... But LG's latest Blu-ray deck is set to change all that. It's the first player on the market to offer built-in Wi-Fi (courtesy of an IEEE 802.11n wireless module that also supports the b/g standards) which makes the process of downloading movie extras a complete no-brainer. And with 1GB of built-in memory you don't need to plug in a USB drive to store content either. Result! Review details: Single Test. One Blu-ray player was reviewed and rated on design, features, performance and value.

Blu-ray and HD DVD in one machine What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 7/2007 - The notion of a high-definition disc format to replace DVD makes complete sense. And in markets where HDTV broadcasting is already well established, notably America and Japan, it's long overdue. Blu-ray and HD DVD both service that need, and both have their considerable merits - but we're certain that, to date, many a prospective early adopter for either format will have sat on their hands rather than opt in. In light of which, we've no doubt that LG has just changed the high definition landscape for the better.

LG BH100 HD Combi player TrustedReviews 9/2007 - If like us you're sick and tired of the whole HD DVD/Blu-ray disc format war madness currently paralysing what should be a buoyant next-gen video market, LG's BH100 could quite possibly be the answer to your HD prayers. Why? Simply because it's the first deck in the UK able to play both HD DVD and Blu-ray discs. No industry politics. No pathetic ‘but technically it's very hard to make a combi deck' excuses. No ‘let's wait and see which format wins before we do anything' procrastination. Here's a deck that just plays both disc types without charging a huge premium for the privelege, and in doing so finally gives us punters what we've been crying out for. Um, except that, depressingly, it turns out that it doesn't.

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