The list of available Samsung apps impressed

Second day at around noon, no app seemed to work.

Easy set up and great apps

It connected to my wi-fi router with no problem, and it has a full-blown web browser and many apps

Good speed in loading, lots of control over video and audio, ability to add and subtract apps, good video quality, small footprint, a front display, and runs pretty quietly.

Samsung "smart" apps and interface clunky, slow to load and respond

Great app section and loads lighteningly fast

I actually bought this to be able to access apps like Pandora and Netflix on my second TV which is in another room and cannot get a wired internet connection, as such it's fantastic in that respect

I've had few Sony Blu-ray players and I really liked their apps, but this Samsung BD-F5900 is by far the best Blu-ray player that I've ever used.

The apps are great.

little slow charging apps...

Very nice DVD player, has all the apps and a web browser, easy to set up and get going.

Some apps from Samsung are not that great while the main apps i use

Also there are not many useful apps other than Netflix and YouTube on

As far the useful apps that I actually use (Amazon Instant Video and

I like the Korean cartoon apps in English for the kids...but the video would go into screen saver mode every 10 minutes

screen.-Can't add your favorite apps to the home screen

The apps are mostly useless

APPSThe Samsung store offers many free apps

Samsung software crashes often especially when using the apps.

Samsung does not have any useable apps in the apple app store.

I went out of my way to get a player that supported this app as it's something I watch regularly

Many apps available and the picture is stunningly beautiful

Many apps available and the picture is stunningly beautiful

However, I spent an hour updating, uninstalling unwanted apps, installing wanted apps, setting up logins, and updating my Logitech remote

The apps on the bluray player is slower than the apps on my sharp tv.

It has many available apps and updates on its own.

The app will start and freeze.

Blu-ray discs play great, I will have to get a 3D TV for that aspect, apps work great, even though Amazon Instant video was not among the already installed apps

It runs apps like NetFlix, VUDU, YouTube, and many more

she lost her Hulu app on it somehow, and redownloading it has proven impossible

"Recommended apps cannot be changed").Second, unit seems to loose connection with the wi-fi after it's been "asleep" for several hours.

Basically, Samsung hosts too many useless streaming apps now compared to a couple of years ago.

" Everything in the smart hub, all apps, etc load so slow you wouldn't believe it (seems to be either a very slow processor in the player

I use PLEX a lot, and sometimes the app stops working spontaneously (not really Samsung's fault)

The apps are terrible to use and it won't even sync with it's own Apps on an iPhone.

It has what I needed - digital optical out, HDMI out ofcourse too, wifi ready (but I connect directly to the modem with an ethernet cable for priority over wifi devises when streaming), and smart apps that I use daily.

The apps seemed fine, but I have nothing to compare them to, so I will leave it at that

If you press continuously then app will crash.- some

Quick loading; great apps

The picture is great and it has many useful app functions that even an oldtimer like myself can use.

Pros:- Youtube app is good

The youtube app is usable and easily links up with smartphones, that way you can search on the phone and stream to the screen.

The smart hub is nice, but the device loads apps very slowly

A Blue-ray that can play 3D, has Wi-Fi and has the Samsung Smart App

Samsung "smart" apps and interface clunky, slow to load and respond

Picture is good the apps are good.

good apps and shows vey well

Runs the apps very smooth and disc playback is exactly what I've came to expect from Samsung..... Excellent!

Amazon prime and instant video is included as well as a lot of the popular apps.

We had a Wii acting as our Netflix player and DVD player though an unreliable hack app.

I love all the Features and apps on this blu ray player, but I can't get the damn netflix to work, and that's the main reason I got the damn blu ray player!!!!

It's slow, loud, freezes, has a retarded user interface, indiscernible physical buttons, almost adequate codec support, no smart app store or ability to install apps (cleverly disguised in description), very limited customizable options, doesn't support RAID, supports only NTFS or couple standards of FAT (seriously?), feels like it was assembled at a preschool, and lastly, expensive for what it is

The apps that come with it are wonderful too.

However, I have an HDTV with a good app selection

But the apps simply don't work

Youtube app is good

You can get most of the popular apps, Hulu, NetFlix, YouTube, Amazon Prime, Cinema Now, Vudu, AOL, Facebook

Much better app store.

The BD-F5900 is a great DVD player that offers some nice apps but if you're expecting a pleasant online experience (as I was), you'll be sorely disappointed

It's an ok BluRay player with good app choices via Samsung Apps

Nice for the price, no problems so far, apps seem to work great and took no time to update and download new ones

Nice for the price, no problems so far, apps seem to work great and took no time to update and download new ones

It has a real web browser, USB port for a keyboard, and a host of useful apps.

Changing out the router let it connect, and I was able to update the version 1010 shipped to 1015.All the apps work well, but they are a little slow to load

allows you to add apps like amazon and hulu so enjoying all my favorite shows

Plays wired connected HD streaming media great as well as wireless SD contend such as that found on Netflix.

So far everything is working as it should after three weeks.

It probably has a few less possible programs than the best of the Roku devices, but they've all loaded well, and no programming has choked as yet

So, I have to watch netflix on my laptop, which defeats the purpose of buying a