Sony BDP-S760 (Blu-ray Players)

The Sony BDP-S760 forms part of Sony's late-2009 announcements, offering all the normal Blu-ray niceties, as well as wide audio decoding and a whole host of connections on its rear end. But with the recent posturing from Sony setting up their newest...

Excellent picture quality, audio connections, Wi-Fi

Media support limited, slow starter

If it is just Blu-ray playback that interests you, then the BDP-S760 offers great visuals and with the new wave stacked against it, you may well be able to pick up a bargain

The BDP-S760 is by far the most impressive Sony Blu-ray player we've encountered to date.

The BDP-S760 is by far the most impressive Sony Blu-ray player we've encountered. Its picture and sound performance is up there with the best of them, the operating system is a dream to use and the feature list is a vast improvement on previous Sony...

Other decks may offer an array of bells, whistles, toots and whizzbangs, but this Sony refines the basics

Suerlative video and audio erformance ; Benefits from trickle down tech of its older sibling

Cheaish build quality ; Few other talents

The PlayStation 3 is no longer the only Sony Blu-ray player you should consider buying. As well as offering an up-to-the-minute feature set, Sony's stand-alone BDP-S760 leaves the company's games console for dead in the all-important picture and sound...

Best Blu-ray performance you can get for less than £500 ; Features galore, including Wi-Fi connectivity ; Fast

No built-in storage memory ; Not as multimedia-savvy as the LG BD390

Conclusion Having recently seen LG's BD390, it's easy to knock the Sony BDP-S760 in terms of features. But there's no doubt that the BDP-S760 wins out when it comes to AV quality. If performance matters more to you than multimedia-playback capability...

Sony's latest Blu-ray spinner features built-in Wi-Fi and a tempting price tag. Is it the best value-for-money player yet?

Peerless performance at a more than reasonable price

The 'S760 is a remarkable achievement, delivering peerless performance at a more-than-reasonable price

Well-equipped; built-in wireless connectivity; stunning picture performance and startling sound quality

Nothing

The entire fascia of the Sony BDP-S760 opens up to reveal the disc tray

Superlative video and audio performance; Benefits from trickle down tech of its older sibling

Cheapish build quality; Few other talents

If you're looking for a mid-priced Blu-ray player with top drawer performance, then look no further; apparently, Sony's BDP-S760 fits the bill.....For a long time, Sony have been producing Blu-ray players that have been perfectly acceptable, but...

Brilliant images; superb price; speedy performer

Lack of file support; slightly iffy design

If you're looking for a mid-priced Blu-ray player with top drawer performance, then look no further; apparently, Sony's BDP-S760 fits the bill…..

Released towards the end of last year, the BDP-S760 was Sony finally showing us what they could do with a Blu-ray player. It’s fair to say that the S760 doesn’t do a great deal, but what it does do is achieved with a huge amount of style and quality,...

Sony is looking to step up its Blu-ray game with the BDP-S760, the company's first standalone deck with built-in Wi-Fi. That makes it a breeze to access BD Live. Read our Sony BDP-S760 review and find out what other tricks it has up its sleeve.

Fantastic picture quality, Wi-Fi support and the slick operating system

Won't play MP3, WMA or DivX from USB or over a network and disc loading is s-l-o-w. No built-in memory

A step in the right direction, but not the killer Blu-ray proposition you get from LG or Panasonic