LG Electronics BP550 Blu-Ray Player with Wi-Fi (2015 Model) - 2024 report by Whydis
LG Electronics BP550 Blu-Ray Player with Wi-Fi (2015 Model)
Style:Blu-ray
Connect your LG Smart Hi-Fi compatible device to your network via Wi-Fi to send music from your CD or USB to LG Music Flow Speakers. Once connected, all of your content will be at your fingertips and easy to control.
I might add that this player was not compatible with my old (very old) led TV, and I ended up having to buy a new TV as well.
If I had it to do all over, I would have sent this back and just bought a smart TV to begin with, but I was determined to make this work!!
Overall, if you already have a Smart TV or other means to stream content (Fire Stick, Roku, Apple TV, etc.) then this is the player is hard to beat for the price.
I was very happy to find a "dumb" Blu-ray player since I already have a Smart TV and a Roku player
Also, my TV keeps loosing the signal from the DVD player, maybe the same thing as I already described.
* My favorite feature Private Sound Mode lets you stream the device's audio to any smart phone/device
The LG rep asked name, phone number, model number
The wifi is easy to set up, but the smart phone app is a little problematic.
I especially like the ability to control it with my Galaxy S5 and listen to anything I'm watching through the headphones on my smart phone without bothering anybody
Also advertised ability to link with smart phone app for private headphone listening which works but LAGS badly on streamed and broadcast media, making it useless for that purpose
Easy set up, really couldn't care less about the "smart" features, as my LG has the new WebOS, which is freaking awesome.
I favor LG because that's what I generally buy; however, this model hangs up a
* My favorite feature Private Sound Mode lets you stream the device's audio to any smart phone/device
I love the smart features - easy to stream Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, Vudu, You Tube, etc!
means this feature is prohibited), which is odd for a dvd player to not allow you to use such a basic/standard featuare, you should be able to advance, without fast forwarding, to the next clip/frame/track.
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