The streaming apps (we use primarily Netflix and Vudu) lock up or performance gets so bad that it requires a power cycle (usually only straight-up unplugging the device fixes the problem).

both devices report frequent network errors when starting Netflix

The device is still painfully slow though

THIS DEVICE DOES NOT SUPPORT NETFLIX STREAMING CAPTIONS

The wireless device inside the machine caused network failures on my network, once the system was powered down the issues went away

I did some additional research which I should have done before purchasing this device, a lot of other folks were complaining about freeze ups if you're watching a movie and if you hit the "stop" or "pause" at any time during the movie, the device will start to freeze up at four minute intervals

Check the specs, check your equipment, check your needs like the size of your space you plan to use this player in and check your expectations: maybe you need a more powerful device

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A lot of no-name apps that work poorly and freeze up the device, forcing me to reboot

For Netflix, we now mostly use a Chromecast as nearly every device we have that includes integrated Netflix has either crashed or cannot update adequately anymore.

This device has connectivity issues (my two pc's, iPad, android phone, and Roku on the same network do not)

I cannot recommend this device as it is defective with its current software/firmware (current firmware and Netflix

I had trouble connecting the player to my home WiFi network (I have at least a half-dozen other devices which connect flawlessly).

I really love this device, but we couldn't get Netflix to connect, but we finally prevailed.

Worse, this device DOES NOT support Amazon Instant Videos, period, so as an Amazon Prime

the device is easy to use and troubleshoot

We added a router in the room with the blu-ray and that has helped, but it's still not great and would work better as a wired device.

We have other devices in our home that work fine with Netflix.

Also, I have ensured it is indeed the unit itself as I have tried other devices on the exact same connections (wired and wireless) and they work flawlessly.