Toshiba BDX2150

The BDX2150 supports BD-Live and BonusView Blu-ray features ; Toshiba has added more services to its Web platform this year, including CinemaNow and YouTube. You can also stream content from a network-connected server ; The BDX2150 offers internal...

The BDX2150 does not support 3D playback ; The player lacks analog A/V outputs, so it's not the best choice for someone who owns an older TV or A/V receiver ; It does not have integrated WiFi; the optional USB WiFi adapter costs $50 ; The player lacks...

Toshiba's new BDX2150 is a value-oriented player that's designed to provide the Blu-ray essentials at a budget price. In addition to Blu-ray playback, you get a nice assortment of Web-based services; Toshiba's platform isn't as extensive or...

thin, lt. weight

Very disappointed in this 'Toshiba' device...which I have considered high quality in the past. The disc loading process is extremely loud, and after the 4th month it would not turn on with the buttons or remote. Every time, I have to unplug & re-plug...

It still works, to some degree

I bought it 8+ months ago. I now have to unplug it daily, in order to keep it working

Features, HDMI, compact size

IR receiver died. Replaced remote with factory/OEM model but made no difference. Disassembled and found the IR receiver to have been mounted poorly, and will only receive signals if the remote (with fresh Duracells, with verified voltage) is held...

The Player is a good Blu-ray Player with great features and a very slim profile

Wifi is misleading, in that it requires a special Toshiba Wirless adpter, that you do not find out about until you open the packaging to read

Good price

Frequently locks up, skips when playing from discs, loses A/V sync when streaming

Internet connectivity

doesn't feel sturdy, loud, lags with some Disney BluRays, not worth the price, some of the apps are slow

Cost, ease of use, picture quality

None for me