LG BP Region Free Blu-ray Player, Multi Region 110-240 Volts, Dynastar 6 Foot HDMI Bundle

I tried for an hour and a half to get this unit to display a Region B - European Union - Here in the United States, Blu-ray is a popular format. There are no instructions anywhere on how to use it: I looked everywhere on the internet, including the LG website and Bombay Video. Nothing. When I got an email from Bombay, the seller, with very simple instructions on how to make it work, it was boxed up and ready to be RETURNED. THE UNIFORM - MANY MANY MANY MANY MANY MANY I THINK IT'S FABULOUS. The image and sound are both incredible. DEAR BOMBAY, I'm writing to express my heartfelt gratitude for all Give your customers a break and PUT THE SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE BOX BEFORE SENDING. OR. IMMEDIATELY SEND THEM AN EMAIL WITH INSTRUCTIONS. When my family is ready to watch a movie together, I've got better things to do than try to figure out how to make the damn thing work.

Layne Bird

| Sep 14, 2021

Regions A, B, and C rays B, as well as DVDs from Regions 1 and 2. It had no trouble playing them all! As a Region B Blu-ray player, I was overjoyed. Even if a player claims it is multi-ray, rays are frequently rejected. region. This is an excellent purchase for those of us who have extensive film collections from all over the world. It isn't the best, top-of-the-line in terms of quality, but with an HDMI cable, the difference will be barely noticeable to the untrained eye. I'm thrilled to have downsized from multiple players to just this one.

Karina Rowland

| Sep 11, 2021

DVDs and Blu-ray discs are both supported by this player. rays, but it's similar to watching a TV show where you have little control over what happens. This player, for instance, does not have a zoom function. In four-step increments, you can adjust the picture quality. If you want to control contrast, color, brightness, or sharpness, you only have 4 settings for each function so you are stuck with 25% increments for each function. The reverse function does not always work, but when it does, it skips a lot. When you try to move forward slowly, the same thing happens. You're in for a blu-ray experience if you want to replay a short segment. The experience of a ray player from hell. To repeat a segment, you must press approximately six different function buttons. The only way to figure out where you are on a disc is to advance one chapter, after which the screen will show you which chapter you have advanced to. At the bottom of the small remote control are four different colored buttons: blue, yellow, and green are the colors of the rainbow. In the sense that they are spring (or flexure) loaded, these are fully functional. So, if you want, you can press them and imagine what effect they would have if they were electrically connected to something. After giving this player a fair amount of time to prove itself, I decided that the best thing I could do for my mental health was to take it out into my garage and whack it with a 10 pound sledge hammer. This has proven to be an effective method for extending the life of a variety of shoddy products. The red, blue, green, and yellow buttons on the remote, by the way, were not connected to anything electrically. They have no purpose, and pressing them just for the sake of pressing buttons becomes tiresome quickly.

Kaydence Peters

| Jul 21, 2021

You can literally find the method for unlocking the region code to 0 online; I wish I had looked up the information first, because I ended up paying twice as much for this player than I needed to.

Krew Dawson

| May 29, 2021

br>NOTE: THIS PAGE HAS BEEN UPDATED. Instead of returning the item, I contacted the seller, who assured me that the adapter has a 250-capacitor, despite the fact that it is only marked with a 110-capacitor. 120, will update and add more stars if it works in a country with a population of 220! br>UPDATE: FINAL UPDATE: FINAL UPDATE: FINAL UPDATE: Four stars have been added to the rating - In the Philippines, it works perfectly.

Paisleigh Hardin

| Aug 22, 2021

This DVD player is outstanding. The only player who is truly "region-free. " The majority of my foreign DVDs aren't in Blu-ray format. So I don't have to fiddle with any settings to change the regional code, thanks to Ray. It's that simple to switch between domestic and foreign DVDs by simply inserting and playing them. I'm glad you can set up to watch foreign Blu-ray movies as well. DVDs with clear instructions are included on the Blu-ray discs. The picture quality is excellent, and the remote control is simple to use. It's very simple to set up. It's also convenient that an HDMI cable is included. If you want to connect the player to the internet, you'll need an Ethernet cable because it doesn't have WiFi. According to some reviews, the device's region-free program was lost as a result of frequent automatic system updates that required an internet connection. As a result, I don't recommend connecting it to the internet and instead prefer to keep it as a plug-and-play device. It also appears that any LG product support is rendered void.

Jack Allison

| Jul 04, 2021

I had never purchased a region-free player before, and I was concerned that it would be difficult. My old blu-ray player stopped working, so I had to get a new one When my blu-ray player broke, I went on the hunt for a region-free player, specifically because I wanted to buy a movie for my daughter's birthday, but the movie was region 2 and we live in region 1. To cut a long story short, the movie ran flawlessly with no fiddling with buttons or menus required. In addition, it was simple to set up. That's not something I usually say because I'm not technologically savvy and have little patience with most electronic devices. I never had to look up anything in the owner's manual.

Jada Hartman

| May 29, 2021

This is not a DVD player that can play discs from any region. When the disk starts spinning, it also makes a lot of noise.

Ray Grimes

| Jun 19, 2021