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Product Description
- Black.
- Dolby sound system.
- Supports region 2.
- Playback compatibility BD-ROM, BD-R, BD-RE, DVD(NTSC), DVD(PAL), DVD-R, DVD-RW (video/VR mode), DVD+R, DVD+RW (video mode), DTS CD, audio CD, CD-R/CD-RW.
- DivX playback.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
26 of 26 people found the following review helpful
Finally LG got it. This 5th generation blu-ray player of LG has got it al. You can play all kind of discs on this player without any delay or problems. Superb blu-ray playback, excellent dvd and cd playback. Good design. Very slim model. Easy remote control. Great player for the true film and music lover!
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
This seems to do everything I had hoped my previous (Sharp BDHP-20H ... which is now in the bin!) would do - straight out of the box. Installation is simplicity itself, disc load time is slick, on screen menu is simple and fast to use and the picture quality is undoubtedly better than the Sharp (and that's to a Sharp Aquos 42" TV). Film sound quality is at least as good (through an Onkyo AV receiver) but music CD playback is considerably better in both quality and accuracy. So far I have experienced none of the gremlins I suffered for 2 years on the Sharp machine. I have also downloaded the latest firmware from the LG website and loading that was simplicity itself. For under £100 it is hard to know how you can go wrong ... particularly when Sharp want £50 to even send someone to look at the old one! It undoubtedley lacks the quality look and feel of the Sharp box (or Sony for that matter) both the unit and the remote feel 'budget' in comparison ... but what does that matter when it does what it does so well and sits hidden in a cabinet anyway.
30 of 32 people found the following review helpful
A very sleek blu-ray player, takes up hardly any space, a shave under 40mm high. Quick to start up and play blu-ray discs (some other makes take quite a while to start playing blu-rays). It will upscale DVDs to 1080p with good results, and is multi-region for DVDs (well mine is anyway :-). Plays lots of media - DVD/CD/USB stick. Even plays DivX, _but_ only ones that are 720x576 or less (I downloaded 720p and 1080p HD DivX files but the player refuses to play them with the 'resolution greater than 720x576' message - this with latest firmware too). Sound goes via HDMI, there's an SPDIF coax out too, but no optical. Via HDMI or SPDIF you can choose for the audio stream to be passed through, or sent as stereo pcm/pcm-multi-channel, or will re-encode to DTS (if your A/V amp supports DTS/Dobly Digital, just use pass through). Watched planet earth on blu-ray and the picture is outstanding.
There's a USB socket at the front of the unit, where you can plug in USB sticks/hard drives and play the media (movies/music/photos) from them.
There is no ethernet port on the back of the box, but this is no great loss - the only thing it would be of use for me is playing content from a NAS drive, but I'm not even sure those blu-ray players with an ethernet port allow that anyway. BD-Live is just a gimmick to me, so I'm not scoring it down for no ethernet.
Note there is no HDMI cable provided, but you never get them on any player at this price range.
All in all, a good blu-ray player that does the job well, and excellent value (esp from richer sounds), so 5* from me.
There's a USB socket at the front of the unit, where you can plug in USB sticks/hard drives and play the media (movies/music/photos) from them.
There is no ethernet port on the back of the box, but this is no great loss - the only thing it would be of use for me is playing content from a NAS drive, but I'm not even sure those blu-ray players with an ethernet port allow that anyway. BD-Live is just a gimmick to me, so I'm not scoring it down for no ethernet.
Note there is no HDMI cable provided, but you never get them on any player at this price range.
All in all, a good blu-ray player that does the job well, and excellent value (esp from richer sounds), so 5* from me.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Cheap and cheerful, shame about the lip sync problems.
i bought this budget blu-ray player a couple of years ago now. It has been pretty good, plays most things off disc or stick with is very handy. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Rab
Nice machine
Very easy to set up and use. Excellent reproduction, although like most it suffers from slight sync-lag on a biggish screen but not as badly as some 'premium' brands. Read more
Published 16 months ago by S. S. Stoker
Compatability issues confirmed by LG
Thought I would just flag a compatibility issue that we experienced with this product. We bought the LG BD350 to hook up with a 37" Panasonic Plasma TV that is a number of years... Read more
Published 18 months ago by Pretoria
Complaint 16:9
In the settings it only let's me chose 16:9 tv Aspect Radio & makes picture look stretched up, it won't let me pick 4:3 upsets me, Eureka california Sears $77 dollars bargain, but... Read more
Published 18 months ago by Cam
fantastic
If you are just looking for a Decent Blu-ray player without all the
internet conectivity at a great low price the LGBD350 is it. Read more
internet conectivity at a great low price the LGBD350 is it. Read more
Published 20 months ago by andrew
Just what we needed
We wanted to upgrade our DVD player to a simple Blu-ray player. This is a basic model but is perfect for the price and does the job well in playing crystal clear movies. Read more
Published 20 months ago by C Potts
Good Value Blu Ray Player
Very pleased with the purchase - has played everything I've tried so far. USB playback is usefull.
Good loading time for blu ray disk and menu navigation is straightforward. Read more
Good loading time for blu ray disk and menu navigation is straightforward. Read more
Published 24 months ago by D Dude
nice,but..
works fine.the only gripe I have is that I have an LG dvd recorder on the shelf below. when I power up the blu ray they both power on at the same time. Read more
Published on 5 May 2010 by crutchford qc
Great player
Plays everything I've thrown at it perfectly! DVD, M2TS, MKV, AVCHD, BD-R, Blu-ray all with varying resolutions and encodings and they all work. Read more
Published on 5 May 2010 by Mish Mash
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