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Panasonic Streaming 4K Blu Ray Player with Dolby Vision and HDR10+ Ultra HD Premium Video Playback, Hi-Res Audio, Voice Assist - DP-UB820-K (Black)

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Features

  • Premium 4K Ultra HD Blu Ray Player for a Spectacular Home Theater Experience: Enjoy your library of special-edition Blu Ray, rare DVDs, or streamed content in true cinematic style with immersive video and audio.Operating temperature range : plus5C to plus35C ( plus41F to plus95F)
  • Smart and Streaming Features: Works with Alexa and Google Assistant for voice command without your remote. Connect to wireless network to stream 4K VOD content through Netflix, YouTube or Prime Video
  • Stunning Color and Detail: Exclusive Panasonic Hollywood Cinema Experience (HCX) tech is applied to 4K high-precision chroma processing for natural textures and depth, maximizing color, clarity, and detail
  • Studio Master Sound with Enhanced Clarity: Designed for high-resolution audio as it was meant to be heard. Connect to your audio system via twin HDMI for Hi-Res studio master sound
  • Supports Multiple HDR Formats: Blu ray DVD player enables high dynamic range playback of three 4K/HDR formats-HDR10 plus, HDR10, and Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG), providing detailed 4K content

Description

The next level of home entertainment is yours with the premium Panasonic Ultra UD 4K Blu Ray Player (DP-UB820). Delivering stunning color and details, the Panasonic Blu Ray DVD Player applies exclusive HCX (Hollywood Cinema Experience) technology for 4K high-precision chroma processing to give natural textures and depth, maximizing color, clarity, and beauty. Panasonic's most advanced Ultra HD Blu-ray player supports 4K/HDR formats like next-generation HDR10+ dynamic metadata, HDR10, the standard HDR format for films and UHD Blu- ray discs, as well as Dolby Vision and Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) and, Panasonic's upscaling technologies produce 4K images with natural textures and incredible depth. Not only can you enjoy beautiful picture quality, but you can enjoy all your movies, shows and music with high-res audio studio master sound which reveals both rich and delicate tones with ultimate clarity. Includes 7.1ch analogue audio output and twin HDMI terminals which separate and transmit audio/visual signals for higher sound quality. Command a variety of operations without your remote with Alexa or Google Assistant plus access wider varieties of 4K content with 4K VOD streaming from Prime Video, Netflix and YouTube. With the Panasonic Bluray Player, you can relish the experience of your favorite movies and shows. If the Blu-ray/DVD doesn't play, please clean the disc as mentioned in the Owner's Manual and insert for playback. This player does not support to play all regions discs. Only USA region disc playback is supported; Blu-ray disc - Region "A" / DVD disc - Region "1". For additional Troubleshooting information, please refer to the Owner's Manual in product guides and documents section.

Brand: Panasonic


Media Type: Blu-Ray Disc


Special Feature: Voice Assist, Streaming 4K Video on Demand


Resolution: 3840x2160


Connector Type: HDMI


Connectivity Technology: HDMI


Model Name: DP-UB820-K


Color: Black


Controller Type: Remote Control


Item Weight: 5.3 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 16.9 x 8.06 x 2.5 inches


Item Weight: 5.3 pounds


Item model number: DP-UB820-K


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: June 6, 2019


Manufacturer: Panasonic


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Panasonic is a well-established, highly respected name in electronics, a Japanese multinational electronics company headquartered in Kadoma, Osaka, Japan. It was founded in 1918 as Matsushita Electric Housewares Manufacturing Works in Fukushima, Osaka, by Kōnosuke Matsushita, and incorporated its principal subsidiary in the United States as Matsushita Electric Corporation of America in New York City in September 1959. It began producing television sets for the U.S. market under the "Panasonic" brand name in 1961 and changed its corporate name to conform with its global "Panasonic" brand name, which comes from the root words "Pan," meaning universal, and "Sonic," referring to sound. The "Panasonic Corporation of North America" division is headquartered in Newark, New Jersey, since 2013, after being previously headquartered in Secaucus, New Jersey, since the 1980s. 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As streaming video platforms increase their dominance, Blu-ray Player manufacturing is being discontinued. In December 2024, LG announced that it ceased production of Blu-ray players, joining Samsung and Oppo. While PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X consoles also play Blu-ray 4K Ultra HD discs, the feature adds complexities. This means that only Sony and Panasonic are the remaining major brands that are still manufacturing Blu-ray players. Get your Blu-ray player while they are still being manufactured. When comparing Sony and Panasonic Blu-ray players with Ultra HDR, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision with Dolby Atmos capabilities, I found information advising that the Panasonic automatically detects and switches between Dolby Vision and HDR10, and that the Sony requires manual selection. For me, this eliminated Sony as an option. 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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025 by William R.
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The Panasonic UB820 is a solid 4k UHD disc player, with fast loading times. Discs play from start to finish without any issues. Its appearance is somewhat simple but elegant and it doesn't weigh that much. The only thing I could blame it for is the slowness of its apps, although the playback of videos on YouTube, Amazon Prime and Netflix is good, it sometimes gets a bit slow, so you have to be patient. The remote control seemed compact and comfortable, nothing to complain about. I have tried DVDs, Blu-ray and Blu-ray 4k, and they play smoothly. The image quality is outstanding, sharp and very configurable, you can see the benefits of the graphics processor it has. Without a doubt it is the best cost-benefit player today, unlike any video game console or players from other brands and models, for all lovers of the physical format. ... show more
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