Testseek.com have collected 15 expert reviews of the Western Digital WD TV Mini Media Player and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Western Digital WD TV Mini Media Player.
November 2009
(78%)
15 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Support for a wide range of codecs and multiple file systems, attractive and responsive interface
No HDMI or 1080p playback, no H.264 or MKV file format support, photo browser can be difficult to navigate
The WD TV Mini media player will work with almost any video, music or photo file you throw at it. Minor criticisms aside, this tiny black box is the perfect companion to older televisions or those with a spare component port. ...
Today we are presenting you with a video review of the brand new Western Digital WD TV Mini media player. Back a few months ago, Western Digital impressed us when it launched its very first media player, the . It was an affordable device that allo...
Abstract: As the baby in the WD TV lineup, the Mini is perhaps best connected to your SD bedroom TV, rather than to your HD living room set. Measuring just 21x91x91mm, it features all the basics with none of the frills. Crucially, it doesn't have an HDMI output, an...
Overall, we were extremely pleased with our Western Digital WD TV Mini experience. The player is easy to use, and with the exception of WMV, format support is superior. We recommend the unit to anyone looking for a multimedia playback travel companion...
Western Digital's new WD TV Mini media player is sleek, attractive and well-built. But without HD playback or even a digital video output, the Mini lacks that universal appeal and the edge over the competition that its bigger sibling enjoyed....
Ultra small size, good interface design, great audio/video quality, optical audio output
Restricted format support, no HDMI out, expensive
We had reviewed Western Digital's WD TV in the past and it impressed us a lot with its audio video performance, good interface design and excellent format support. WD has now launched a younger brother of the WD TV, which is smaller in size, with a le...
It costs Rs 6000. I would love to give this model a great score but some marks have to be cut. First things I feel the USP of these products is the ability to play HD files, through an HDMI out. This Mini doesn’t have it. There are TVs that play DivXs ...
