Samsung BD-P2500 vs Panasonic DMP-BD35K - Blu-ray Forum

NovaCrystallis09 · 10-23-2008, 04:27 PM

What's the key differences and which one do you think is better?

Cortiz · 10-23-2008, 06:55 PM

[QUOTE=NovaCrystallis09;1249341]What's the key differences and which one do you think is better?[/QUO

Samsung players have always been a headache for their owners. It seems that they are always have some kind of freezing, skiping, movies that won't load, can't get past the main menu, etc....and to make matters worse, their customer service has got to be one of the worse. In addition, they are also the worse Blu-Ray company putting out firmware updates. I briefly owned the Samsung P1200 and had to returned it because it was too buggy.

The Panasonic players have always been rock solid with great PQ and AQ and their customer service is awesone plus they are very proactive releasing firmware updates.

The only positive thing that this new Samsung P2500 has going for it is the Reon Chip which is awesome for upscaling standard DVD. Other than that, I don't think is worth paying $399.99 for this model when the Panny BD35 or The Sony S350 can be have for just $299.99

Hope this helps.

10-23-2008, 04:27 PM	#1
NovaCrystallis09 Banned Member since:Oct 2008	Samsung BD-P2500 vs Panasonic DMP-BD35K What's the key differences and which one do you think is better?

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10-23-2008, 06:55 PM	#2
Cortiz Blu-ray Guru Member since:Jun 2007 Location:Out there, past them trees Trading Score:489	[QUOTE=NovaCrystallis09;1249341]What's the key differences and which one do you think is better?[/QUO Samsung players have always been a headache for their owners. It seems that they are always have some kind of freezing, skiping, movies that won't load, can't get past the main menu, etc....and to make matters worse, their customer service has got to be one of the worse. In addition, they are also the worse Blu-Ray company putting out firmware updates. I briefly owned the Samsung P1200 and had to returned it because it was too buggy. The Panasonic players have always been rock solid with great PQ and AQ and their customer service is awesone plus they are very proactive releasing firmware updates. The only positive thing that this new Samsung P2500 has going for it is the Reon Chip which is awesome for upscaling standard DVD. Other than that, I don't think is worth paying $399.99 for this model when the Panny BD35 or The Sony S350 can be have for just $299.99 Hope this helps.

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