Toshiba BDX2000

77% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Good picture and sound quality ; decent upscaling

Basic specification is outgunned by rivals ; slow to load ; fair value, but others offer more quality per quid

A solid Blu-ray player, but you can get much more for your money elsewhere

Considering the quantity and calibre of players already on the market, the BDX2000 is a good first attempt and one to consider

Considering the quantity and calibre of players already on the market, the BDX2000 is a good first attempt and one to consider

It looks good, is affordable, and does a good job of Blu-ray playback

Sketchy connectivity and old-school BD Live clunkiness let the team down

A decent first effort from Tosh, but lacking when compared to newer models from Sony

Good-looking, solidly competent player, the first from Toshiba, DVD upscaling to 1080p, BD-Live

No onboard memory for BD-Live, doesn't feature Toshiba's XDE image processing, could benefit from broader file format compatibility

Terrific image quality

Clumsy remote control, annoying front flap

Great image quality saves the Toshiba BDX2000 from being just another mundane, low-cost Blu-ray player.

Terrific image quality

Clumsy remote control ; Annoying front flap

Great image quality saves the Toshiba BDX2000 from being just another mundane, low-cost Blu-ray player.

Terrific image quality

Annoying front flap ; Clumsy remote control

The slim-line unit looks sleek and compact, with fairly large, easy-to-hit buttons, but it's not especially well designed. A flap that covers the entire front of the player opens when you eject the tray and stays open even after the tray closes,...