It's faster, more reliable, and will connect to your preferred streaming service almost immediately

Sony also offers other free streaming from other sites with "free" movies.

Yes, you can stream videos from a few popular streaming services, such as Netflix, Amazon, etc

Lots of added streaming stations like Netflix, VUDU, You Tube, TMZ, etc.

Look elsewhere for a reliable streaming media player.

I already have Netflix and Amazon Prime subscriptions, so I was able to quickly configure this player to access my accounts and begin watching crystal-clear 1080P streaming videos.

It also handles streaming very well, easy to do searches and choose options.

Provided adequate Bluray and internet streaming

I get constant error messages, long load times, and ridiculously slow or interrupted streaming (which makes no sense, as I get about 16 mbps)

Buy a ROKU if you want awesome streaming capabilities.

Again, overall it's a good deal considering the price, but the streaming is hit or miss and very frustrating, although the blu-ray plays great

It supports wired and wireless streaming

The player freezes frequently if streaming from Amazon Prime or Netflix - I am using a wired connection with Verizon FiOS

Hulu is $7.99 monthly, Netflix is (with no DVDs by mail) $4.99 a month for limited streaming or $7.99 a month for unlimited streaming and Amazon instant video is free when you are an Amazon Prime member at $79 a year or a $7.99 a month plan

Sony has delivered incredible value with excellent Blu-ray/DVD playback, a variety of the most popular streaming services, and a compact package that's power efficient and low-priced.

The one I have now plays discs properly, but the streaming is basically useless

Unless you are right next to a main phone transfer station you will probably have problems streaming video

However, I prefer the wired streaming because I simply have fewer issues with it as I live in the suburbs with several other wireless networks around me

Yet Another Update: I bought a ROKU 3, and the streaming is perfect

If you are looking for a small foot-print, affordable ($87.47 at Amazon.com), versatile streaming Blu-Ray player, give the Sony BDP-

Easy to set up and use, sleek in design, and great streaming for netflix & amazon prime

The streaming is pretty and buffers a LOT less often than the LG we had previously.

It has plenty of streaming options like Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Hulu Plus

, i really loved it, it is cheap it has all i need, i will recommend t

Only after we ejected the disc did we start to see the same artifacts happening in the on scree menu features as well.$70 is nothing in the grand scheme of things, but I still have other products 10 years or older in other entertainment centers throughout the house which function almost as well as the day they were purchased

I recommend this player as it has an auto power off feature, even if you are online

Works great as a

Also, does not have built in WIFI, but this did not bother me as I had a wired Ethernet port near the TV.FYI: I did update the firmware before trying to use it, so I don't know if there were problems that were fixed or not.

The extremely high frequency of "Content Error" or "Network Error" and "Retry" messages whenever it tries to move from a show to an ad break or back, as well as having to click on Hulu Plus 7 or more times just trying to get onto internet content when the player has just been turned back on is enough to make the player too frustrating to bother with.

The item worked as it was supposed to