Testseek.com have collected 14 expert reviews of the Toshiba BDX2700 and the average rating is 72%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Toshiba BDX2700.
October 2010
(72%)
14 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: During the HD-DVD vs. Blu-ray format war, Toshiba was the main supporter of HD-DVD and producer of hardware. Beyond being just an HD-DVD player, their units were well known for being high quality standard DVD players with very good up conversion of le...
Low price, Produces pleasing Bluray images, Very good Internet and multimedia selections,
Disappointing DVD images, USB port in back, No YouTube,
The Toshiba BDX2700 is a reasonably good Blu-ray player that sells for a reasonably good price; its disappointing DVD upconversion is its only serious drawback. ...
Solid upscaling from standard definition. Nice selection of streaming services. Wi-Fi enabled.
Sluggish interface. Slow to load discs. No built-in memory.
Integrated Wi-Fi, access to Netflix and other streaming services, and laudable DVD upconversion make the Toshiba BDX2700 Blu-ray Disc player a very tempting product, but be prepared for very long waits when loading discs. Buy it now...
I'm fortunate enough to have a wide variety of Blu-ray players constantly moving through my system. While I've tested players with heftier build quality, speedier disc loading, and better DVD upconversion, they've all been significantly more expensive th...
Decent networking features, WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n support builtin, Great deinterlacing and scaling, Great styling,
Creates lots of RF interference over HDMI, Loud transport, Low build quality
Toshiba's BDX2700 Blu-ray player is an all-around great player. With wireless connectivity and analogue 7.1 outputs, it packs a lot into its small chassis, especially for just $229. It's not a snappy player, but most BD systems aren't. I think the qua...
At the $220 price point, the Toshiba BDX2700 has a bit of stiff competition to combat against in LG’s 570 and Sony’s BDP-S570, both of which are wireless, feature-rich, terrific-quality Blu-ray decks. However, it handles itself splendidly in the fray...
Abstract: If you were wondering how Toshiba‘s mid-range Blu-ray player fared when compared to everything else out there, the guys over at TweakTown have put together a nice review of the device. Toshiba was once a major player in the two-year long “High Defini...
Published: 2010-09-22, Author: Gary , review by: tweaktown.com
Toshiba was once a major player in the two-year long “High Definition Wars”, pitting the HD-DVD format against Blu-ray disc. With fans in each camp, the ultimate fate of HD DVD came about when manufacturers began dropping support for that format and ...
The BDX2700 offers very good video performance, The player has internal decoding and bitstream output of highresolution audio sources, and it has multichannel analog audio outputs for use with older A/V receivers, It supports BDLive and BonusView, This player offers integrated WiFi, with access to video and music services from VUDU, Netflix, Blockbuster and Pandora, Both an SD card slot and
The BDX2700 lacks internal memory for BDLive content and does not support DLNA media streaming or YouTube access, The BDX2700's load times and menunavigation speed aren't as quick as those of other new Bluray models, The player lacks an advanced control port like RS232, which is to be expected at this price point, The BDX2700 is not 3Dcapable.
Although its original MSRP was $249.99, the BDX2700's street price ranges from $170 to $200 through legitimate outlets, which is more than competitive for a player that includes built-in WiFi and 7.1-channel analog audio outputs. Toshiba still has some...
