Compare Prices : Samsung BD-P1000

Review summary: The primary claim to fame for the BD-P4600 is that it's the first wall-mountable Blu-ray player. But that's far from its only achievement. For a start, its glossy black exterior, thin profile and lozenge-like form factor make for a gobsmacking ...

Pros: Looks great, built-in BD Live memory, plays DivX HD, USB ports support wi-fi dongles

Cons: No multi-channel analog audio or component video, and image quality lags behind the very best

Review summary: Unusually, the BD-P4600 has two USB ports - one you can use to add memory for downloading BD-Live content (though it already has 1GB on board), the other you can use for a Wi-Fi dongle to give yourself wireless access to the internet. That aside, it's ...

Pros: Distinctive look, wireless internet capability, excellent picture

Cons: Distinctive look with side-loading discs won't suit everyone

Review summary: First to market with a Blu-ray player and now well into its third generation of machines, Samsung likes to think it's taking the lead in Blu-ray hardware.

Review summary: Its glossy black finish and polished Darth Vader design make Samsung's newest Blu-ray box, the BD-P4600, stand out from every other player on the market. Well, it actually doesn't stand anywhere at all - it comes with the metal brackets to mount it on ...

Pros: High-end, spacey design. Loaded with features, including ability to mount it on the wall. Loads Blu-ray discs exceptionally fast. High-quality playback

Cons: Complicated initial setup. Cramped underside port-connection compartment. Overpriced for what it delivers