Compare Prices : Philips BDP7300

Review summary: It's not lacking in features though - it's one of only two devices on test that includes its own hard drive cache for use with BD-Live (you'll need it to download content). It's not much at 1GB, but that's a gig more than the others, for which you'll ...

Pros: Good picture rendering, built-in memory cache for BD-Live, multichannel analogue outputs

Cons: Not the very best picture available

Review summary: Philips goes Blu

Pros: Quick disc loading, built-in memory, picture and build quality

Cons: No Wi-Fi, unreliable WMV playback

Verdict: Not quite talented enough to topple Panasonic or Samsung, but pleasing build quality and convenient features make this worth considering

Award: Recommended!

Review summary: The BDP7300 is the first Philips Blu-ray player we've reviewed and we're rather impressed.

Review summary: Philips' BDP7300 certainly looks more than its £150 price tag

Pros: Looks; Built-in memory; Picture quality; Ease of use

Cons: No 7.1-channel analogue outputs; Temperamental WMV playback

Verdict: Owners of Philips TVs will appreciate the remote, which uses the same fonts and icons. Truly ergonomic, the layout is spot on and the rubbery feel of the buttons makes them comfortable to press. There's a large circle for controlling menus and ...