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Testseek.com have collected 44 expert reviews of the Panasonic DMP-BD60 and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Panasonic DMP-BD60.
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The editors liked

  • Excellent image quality
  • Sleek
  • Attractive design
  • 1080p24 DVD upconversion. Google-based online multimedia features. Quick-start feature improves start-up time. Very energy efficient.
  • This Panasonic model scored with its outstanding image reproduction
  • The DMPBD60 supports 1080p/24 playback of Bluray discs
  • The player has internal Dolby TrueHD and DTSHD Master Audio decoding and can pass these formats in bitstream form over HDMI
  • It supports BDLive Web content and can play pictureinpicture bonus content
  • The addition of Viera Cast allows you to stream movies and TV shows (including HD titles) using Amazon's videoondemand service. You can
  • Excellent image quality with Blu-ray movies
  • Profile 2.0-compliant
  • Onboard decoding for Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio Essential
  • Access to YouTube and Picasa
  • Amazon On Demand streaming coming in May.
  • Attractive design.

The editors didn't like

  • Unhelpful onscreen displays
  • 1080p24 DVD upconversion feature needs to be manually activated. Optional memory required for BD-Live support. Quick-start feature increases standby power consumption.
  • There is no wireless connectivity available on this player.
  • The DMPBD60 lacks 7.1channel analog audio outputs
  • So it's not the best choice for someone who owns an older
  • NonHDMI A/V receiver
  • The player lacks internal memory
  • And Panasonic does not supply an SD card for storage of downloadable BDLive content
  • The player does not support wireless connectivity to your home network.
  • Competitors offer more next-generation features like built-in Wi-Fi
  • Netflix streaming
  • And onboard memory
  • Operational speed slow compared with newest players.
  • Unhelpful on-screen displays.

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  Published: 2010-06-01, review by: toptenreviews.com

  • This Panasonic model scored with its outstanding image reproduction,
  • There is no wireless connectivity available on this player.
  • This is a solid option for a basic Blu-Ray DVD player that lacks many features....

 
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  Published: 2010-04-21, review by: bluray-players.net

  • The Panasonic DMP-BD60 doesn’t aim to score in looks or features. Its real quality lies in its core features with good compatibility across file formats and superior image quality. The reasonable price also makes this one of the best Blu-ray players ou...

 
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  Published: 2010-01-26, review by: hometheaterhifi.com

  • Abstract:  Panasonic has a long tradition of producing well regarded, competitively priced disc players. Many of their DVD players were among the best at producing a 480p image, and at a very reasonable cost. Panasonic was at it again with Blu-ray, being one of ...

 
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  Published: 2009-12-31, review by: macworld.com

  • Excellent image quality; sleek, attractive design.
  • Unhelpful on-screen displays.
  • On all counts, the Panasonic DMP-BD60K is a well-made Blu-ray player, and it ranks among the best such devices you can buy today. ...

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  Published: 2009-12-01, review by: avrev.com

  • Abstract:  Panasonic’s DMP-BD60K Blu-ray player features a solid lineup of features at a fairly reasonable price. It’s not going to blow anyone away, but at an MSRP of $199, it doesn’t need to.The BD60K does most of what we’ve come to expect from a low to mid pr...

 
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  Published: 2009-10-12, review by: tomsguide.com

  • Abstract:  The DMP-BD60 is undeniably an excellent choice if you’re looking for a Blu-ray player. You can’t go wrong!

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  Published: 2009-08-21, review by: homecinemachoice.com

  • Abstract:  To satisfy those put off from buying into Blu-ray due to region-coding, leading internet-based disc-importer MovieTyme is offering the Panasonic DMP-BD60 in a hacked edition able to play Blu-ray discs from Regions A, B and C and DVD discs from Region...

 
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  Published: 2009-08-13, review by: televisions.com

  • Abstract:  The Panasonic DMP-BD 60 is a Blu-ray player with BD-Live support and 7.1-channel audio output. Available since February 2009, the device currently sells for 250 GBP. Comprehensive multimedia functionality. Superb 24p movie picture. Excellent DVD p...

 
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  Published: 2009-06-25, review by: electronicsme.com

  • The DMP-BD60K is an excellent Blu-ray player available at a very reasonable price. And while it doesn't have all of the features offered by some of the competition, the build quality and performance is better than most. If you're ready to take the step...

 
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  Published: 2009-06-01, Author: Kris , review by: soundandvision.com

  • Abstract:  Viera Cast delivers ho-hum connectivity experience , Exceptional video processing , Full interactivity and audio decoding It seems like just yesterday that I reviewed the DMP-BD35 and DMP-BD55 players (HT, December 2008). But Panasonic spared little t...

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