92% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

81% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Top-drawer 2D and 3D pictures ; Loads of features ; Slick, hassle-free operating system

Not enough killer content on Viera Cast ; No built-in Wi-Fi ; 2D-to-3D conversion only mildly effective

What we have here is a first-rate Blu-ray deck from Panasonic, which combines a plethora of user-friendly features with a terrific new operating system and amazing picture quality.

Fine spec ; low price ; outstanding high-def 2D and 3D pictures ; forceful, nuanced sound ; now has Viera Connect

DVD upscaling can be bettered (by the Sony) ; remote control could stand a rethink

If HD pictures and sound are your priority, the BDT110 excels at the money

Huge range of features ; Top-drawer picture quality ; Slick new operating system ; Great Skype service ; Clever iPhone/iPad/iPod remote app

Limited Viera Cast content ; Expensive Skype camera ; Unconvincing 3D conversion ; No built-in BD Live memory

The Panasonic DMP-BDT110 3D Blu-ray player is the 'lite' version of the DMP-BDT310, boasting many of the same features but with a few nips and tucks to get the price down a bit (by £70, to be precise). It's actually two rungs down the range ladder from...

3D pics, 2D pics, Skype, DivX streaming

Lacks built-in BD-Live brains, WiFi requires USB dongle, expensive Skype camera, no BBC iPlayer

A swathe of networking features, Skype video calling and digital file playback are enticing, but it’s this tiny Blu-ray player’s skill with both 2D and 3D that makes it a great all-rounder. That said, the cost of the Skype camera and the Wi-Fi dongle...

Attractive design; networked media-streaming capability; excellent picture quality.

Perhaps slightly too expensive; lack of iPlayer access.

The Panasonic DMP-BDT110 is a great Blu-ray player, offering 3D support and networked media-playback capability. It's just a shame there's no iPlayer access yet.

Great interface ; Good 3D and 2D-to-3D

No inbuilt Wi-Fi ; Mediocre online content

Panasonic's DMP-BDT110 is the middle-of-the-pack Blu-ray player in the company's 2011 line-up, and it shaped up to be a generally impressive performer. It doesn't have certain bells and whistles (like built-in Wi-Fi, for example) that are restricted to...

Inexpensive. Speedy. Excellent video performance.

No integrated Wi-Fi.

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DMP-BDT110 provided excellent playback for Blu-ray Discs, provided very good playback for DVDs, and also functioned properly with 3D Blu-ray Disc content.

3D support, streaming from the Internet or a PC, fast performance, good value, good picture quality

Wi-Fi requires extra cost adapter, need to supply memory for BD-Live, video file support could be broader

The DMP-BDT110 supports 3D playback, with optional 2D-to-3D conversion if you'd like to simulate the 3D effect with standard 2D content ; It has internal decoding and bitstream output of high-resolution audio sources ; It supports BD-Live and...

This model does not include dual HDMI outputs to send separate signals to your 3D TV and A/V receiver ; It also lacks multichannel analog audio outputs, so it's not the best choice for someone who owns an older, non-HDMI A/V receiver ; WiFi is not...

The DMP-BDT110's $149.99 MSRP is $100 less than Panasonic's previous entry-level 3D Blu-ray player, which makes this a highly cost-effective way to enjoy 3D movies on your new 3DTV. The player has plenty of additional worthwhile features, like a...