We tried the Blue-rays in our computers they worked fine

If you're looking for a pretty decent inexpensive blu ray player, this is the one to buy.

Now if I rip my blu ray to an mkv, it will only play the first 20 mins of the mkv video.

Setting it up & using it was very easy & the Blu-ray worked very well.

I would reccomend the BD-D6500 to anyone who needs a great Blu-Ray player and who also wants internet capability, streaming options and to unclutter their living room of all those pesky DVDs cases

DVDs work fine, just not blu-rays

GOOD- Blue Ray Disk's picture is awesome on Samsung 59" Plasma,- lots of bells and

It was always slow, very slow; it would constantly lock up, or even ignore a DVD/Blu Ray you put in it

I am unsatisified with, this blu-ray broke, and one of the pairs of 3D glasses will not work

I think it would be difficult to find a better featured networked blu-ray for twice the money.

If you want to roll the dice for a good blu-ray player, go ahead and get this one

We replaced the 6500 with Sony/Google TV and its so cool! 10X better than any blue-ray player that pretends to offer the internet -definitely worth the difference in price

I bought The Dark Knight Blu-ray disk and it looked really good

Purchased the Samsung Blue Ray 3D Smart player to match with my Samsung LCD flat screen TV

Great blu-ray player.

and it made sense to get a Smart Blu-ray

It's a decent blu-ray player and Netflix streamer, but the erroneous product description, lack of apps, and buggy quirks ended up tipping the balance in favor of a return and refund.

The unit from Amazon works smoothly, and I'm looking forward to figuring out how to run Pandora through it, so we can have music as well as blu-ray and dvd playbacks

I have a wireless network in my house, so my primary objective was a solid blu-ray player with wifi capabilities

It's just a really good Blu-ray player and that's what I wanted

If you're looking for a pretty decent inexpensive blu ray player, this is the one to buy.

Playback worked smoothly (OLD TV, so can't speak for the picture quality; looks as good as it can)

Why would I pay a dime for anything that doesn't actually work as it's supposed to?

A quick check of Samsung's website showed they have a current firmware update for their first-gen BD-P1000, a gesture that I appreciate as they obviously care about their customers, not to mention the environment.