Unfortunately, the product does not yet support Amazon Prime Video

For example: the DB-D5700 apparently does NOT support (true)

Automatic does not work.

It does not have built in wifi, although wired works fine

Netflix app does not work, complains network connection not available

Indeed, the DB-D5500 does such a good job of enhancing (standard low-definition) DVDs, that replacing your DVD library with corresonding Blu-ray versions, or paying extra for Blu-ray disk (e.g., from Netflix) may not noticeably improve your viewing quality.

Like I said before, the Samsung does its job for the most part (playing netflix at night while I lay in bed trying to fall asleep),

I am not sure what specific BD title(s) the Dec 20, 2011 firmware update for the D5500 was supposed to fix, because it sure does not help the playback issues with Cars

It plays regular DVD's, Blu-Ray's and 3-D movies very well

But as for the Samsung products, when they work, its beautiful, so nice to use the tv remote to control the blu-ray player, and all the optimal picture settings and 3-D settings work automatically because of the Samsung connection

The 3-D is great