Insignia Netflix bluray players

[bt12483]

Insignia Connected Blu-Ray Player

starting from $179 MSRP

Insignia offers the latest technology at a great price, and that now includes Netflix streaming to the two newest Insignia blu-ray players. The NS-WBRDVD has wi-fi built-in so you can get movie without dealing with the wires.

Models: NS-BRDVD3, NS-WBRDVD

Features for both players:

* Plays back both Blu-Ray discs and standard DVD discs
* Supports Netfix instant streaming
* Decodes Dolby True-HD
* Supports BDLive
* Energy Star certified

Additional for the BR-WBRDVD

* Wi-Fi built-in for extra convenience
* Decodes DTS-HD Master Audio

http://www.netflix.com/NetflixReadyD...65&lnkce=nrd-d

BR-WBRDVD: $249.99
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....&ref=39&loc=01

NS-BRDVD-3: $179.99
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....&ref=39&loc=01

[GooMan]

Does anyone have any personal experience with the NS-BRDVD3.

I did a search here for that model but didn't find anything.

If there is already a thread on this I apologize, but would appreciate a link.

Thanks in advance.

[wallendo]

I am interested in this also. My experience is that Netflix video quality is dependent to some extent on playback hardware. I have gotten good results with the Roku player, but poor performance on macs and PCs. I am really interested in the new Sony, but apparently Netflix playback hasn't been enabled on that machine yet.

[SRod]

I have the NS-BRDVD3, non wireless. The firmware update is indeed out for this now. I have mine connected for Netflix streaming. I was using my Xbox360 for Netflix before, but this player was on sale a few weeks ago at Bestbuy for 149.99, so I picked it up. It is nice to have the streaming on this and take the load of my Xbox.

As for quality, pretty much the picture quality of the Netflix streaming is exactly the same as when I use my Xbox360. I have not noticed any difference between the two. Most of the movies available for instant viewing are older movies, with some new ones mixed in, and TV series. That doesn't bother me though, as I watch a lot of the older movies anyway, and just get the new ones shipped to me on disc.

As for the NS-BRDVD3, it is my 1st Blu-Ray player, so I am not able to compare it to any other models. It works just great for me though and I am happy with it.

[dx31698]

So I just got the wireless version of this player. Everything works great except I cant get it to connect to my wireless network. It detects it, but it fails everytime to connect to it.

Anyone else having this problem??

[Jaguar007]

Isn't Insignia a relabled Samsung? My past experience with Samsung Blu Ray makes me leary of this machine.

[ulri4651]

Originally Posted by dx31698

So I just got the wireless version of this player. Everything works great except I cant get it to connect to my wireless network. It detects it, but it fails everytime to connect to it.

Anyone else having this problem??

I did NOT have this problem when I set it up for my father. However, I do remember reading that some people were having this issue. I think it might have been at bestbuy.com under the player reviews. If not there, try Amazon. But I also remember one reviewer posted a solution to the problem. Good luck!

[mdkn]

Originally Posted by dx31698

So I just got the wireless version of this player. Everything works great except I cant get it to connect to my wireless network. It detects it, but it fails everytime to connect to it.

Anyone else having this problem??

Yes, I got mine this past Christmas and mine is doing the same thing. Have you figured it out yet? If so, can you pass it on to me. Please