Philips BDP3406/F7 1080p Blu-Ray Disc Player – Black

December 12, 2011 by  
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Philips BDP3406/F7 1080p Blu-Ray Disc Player – Black

  • Wi-Fi(usually shipped with a dongle else the Wifi would be built into the player)
  • Dolby True HD and DTS-HD MA
  • BD-Live
  • DivX Plus HD
  • USB 2.0

Philips BDP3406 Blu-ray Disc Player – 1080p – Black BDP3406/F7 Blu-ray Disc Players

List Price: $ 129.99

Price: $ 78.00

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  1. Just Me "Customer" says:
    32 of 32 people found the following review helpful:
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    Tons of Features in this little guy, September 2, 2011
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    This review is from: Philips BDP3406/F7 1080p Blu-Ray Disc Player – Black (Electronics)

    So far so good after I went to Philips site and ran the latest update. For the price I don’t think it can be beat.

    Pros:
    -Bluray plays 1080/24 flawless.
    -Love that this thing supports USB playing videos. Running all my avi files perfectly.
    -Netflix is fully functional and complete. It brings up by genre, instant and you can search.
    -Vudu is up but I haven’t used it
    -Beautiful upconversion of my old dvds.
    - Region Free Hack available for this model
    bd region code: A

    dvd region hack

    to check the current region
    1.power on with no disc inside
    2.press home
    3.enter 8520
    1.power on with no disc in tray
    2.press home
    3.enter 1389310
    dvd region code: 0

    Cons:
    - Ocassionally Netflix signal drops out on me when running wireless or it searches for wifi signal when I know my wifi is strong.
    - Ads are deceiving. It states 8″ depth and wifi(most would think internal wifi), but the wifi is really an included wifi dongle that sticks out another two inches on a secondary backside usb wifi port making it a 10″ depth.
    - So far no subtitles for Netflix
    -No 3-d…although this was not a dealbreaker for me as I really think 3-d is going to be a fad that dies quickly.

    All in all its a heck of a swiss army blu-ray player for a really good price.

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  2. Keltic says:
    9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Great Player! Works Wonders!, November 27, 2011
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    This review is from: Philips BDP3406/F7 1080p Blu-Ray Disc Player – Black (Electronics)

    I received this player for my birthday from my wife and it came on November 23, 2011. When I opened the box and got it all set up, I was amazed. The start-up was relatively fast, and automatically turned on my 47″ Vizio HDTV and turned it to the correct input which was HDMI-1. That was a pretty neat feature.

    I decided to look for the supposedly included wifi Dongle, but it was nowhere to be found. I looked online and a few others seemed to be having the same problem such as Dalistylin. I was a little frustrated and almost contacted Amazon, but realized it was the day before Thanksgiving and I would just wait. I decided to play around with the wifi settings anyway and to my surprise, the wifi was actually built-in. It picked up my internet connection no problem.

    I decided to take it home to my parents house for the weekend and tried their wireless connection as well. No problems from the other side of the house with their Qwest (Century Link) wireless router – 4 bars. I set up my laptop right by it to set up Netflix and it had the same connection – 4 bars. I started streaming Netflix without a problem as well. I didn’t update the firmware though, as their internet connection is a little slow.

    Pros:
    -Fast boot-up
    -Automatically turned on my TV to the right input
    -Display on the front to know the time in the movie
    -Contrary to what Dalistylin said, the player will resume where you left off, EVEN if you turn OFF the blu-ray player
    -Upconversion on DVDs is fantastic
    -USB port for other video formats and BD-Live (I haven’t played with this feature yet, though)
    -Great range on the built-in wifi

    Cons:
    -Remote is quite cheap, and often you have to push the buttons really hard to get it to respond
    -As far as I know, Netflix and Vudu are the only options for streaming, but I haven’t updated the firmware yet to see

    Overall a great player. I would recommend this player to anyone.

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  3. Qman says:
    3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    BluRay Dvix Heaven, November 17, 2011
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    This is a GREAT product for the money! I have been waiting for the Bluray prices to come down, and this player was worth the wait! It plays all popular file formats, including .mvk! Great for movies, jpegs, mp3′s as well as .AVI. It is a must have if you need to play those different formats! Picture is perfect, easy to use remote, and the HDMI hook up knows when you load a movie and switches the Monitor automatically to the correct HDMI port! Don’t hesitate to get this player. 10 out of 10!

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