so far, so good. Had to configure Netflix.  Was not the player, was settings on netflix...
936098
I think the player works great thus far.  I like the option of streaming netflix from it.  I had to look online and find out how to get it to work.  You have to select the "quality" settings on your netflix account.  Once I did this, it worked like a charm!
1982951
So far, pretty good.  My family loves this show and has watched it from the beginning.  We only purchased this season because it has been delayed going to Netflix.

This was our first purchase of this type (video).  The loading process has been smooth, no buffering or glitches.  Looks good on the TV.
432545
All features work as intended, except streatming from Netflix.  It stutters.  Upgraded firmware.  Downgraded firmwire.  Changed every possible setting.  Changed router.  Changed router settings.  Wired connection.  In other words, I tried everything and nothing worked.  It continues to stutter.
3043880
Reviews were good so I ordered the HD version.  Only issue I had was initial setup.  I had always used my guest ID on my wireless router for all connected devices. The ROKU requires the main router password.  Took me awhile to find it, but when I entered it, everything with the ROKU went great.  I did contact customer support at ROKU but of course they didn't know my password.  They were good, and polite, but I needed to provide my router password.
I'm still new with it, but Netflix work like a charm so far.
2903969
I bought this player for the bedroom and it's fine. I have this as the only stand alone and a Playstation 3 (better value, but a pain) as the player in the home theater. I like this player and give it 4 stars. Only 4 because of the trouble with the 2 year old Philips plasma and HDMI issue. I'm pretty happy with the quality of the Netflix download service on a 42" screen. Falls apart in dark and high motion like most MPEG downloads.

While I've got your attention, let's get a few things straight:

1. Blu Ray is slow.
2. Blu Ray is very sensitive to dust,scratches, and fingerprints.
3. Your BluRay player may not play all BluRay discs. Sorry if you opened it before figuring this out.
4. If you have a TV that suuports HDMI but not BluRay, you may have to use Component cables. You did know that HDMI was cooked up for digital rights management, not quality, right? Apple had to have something to do with it . . .
5. The online update works fine on mine but takes forever. By forever I mean 10-15 minutes. This is on a internet connection that's fast enough to not buffer video.
6. You can't tell it's in High Def on anything less than 50".
7. They haven't found a good use for BDLive(The internet tie in).
256839
Can't complain - works beautifully - interacts with Netflix seamlessly - functionality seems to be more intuitive - works for us!
1803284
When I first got it and logged online through the settings, it updated the firmware. Everything is going well thus far.

It plays Netflix, as long as you have a good internet connection.
It plays my WD 1TB Passport with movies and workout videos on it just fine.

Only reason why I didn't give it a 5star is the clunky remote (takes a long time to aim and isn't really instant) and long bootup times, but for the price you pay I can't really argue, but still a 4 star.
4079569
My first unit was defective and thus returned because the Netflix streaming function did not work. Netflix would not play movies from my queue when selected. LG wanted me to send it to them for repair, but I opted for a quick replacement thru amazon. In the end, I'm glad I gave the BD370 a second chance! Netflix now works flawlessly, so much better than my laptop. YouTube is also a nice feature, although video quality is obviously not going to be great. The 1080p Blu-ray picture is incredible. This being my first Blu-ray player, I really have nothing to compare it to, but I absolutely love it. Overall, I'll give the BD370 3 stars as an average rating of the two I've now owned (1 star vs 5 stars).
1221447
Still having issues with my netflix, but other than that it is fine.
3905319
So far so good. TV was finally delivered yesterday (after waiting a few weeks).  Set up took about 5 minutes and was very simple. TV connected to my WiFi no problem.  Picture out of the box seems really good....havent tested with bluray or anything else at this point, but for the price point it seems like a great purchase!

Smart Central may need to cache its processes or something after some use, but all in all in loads up pretty quickly.  Apps like Netflix for example, take a little longer to load but nice to have it all accessible from the TV center.
2331020
PRO: The Roku was quickly connected and configured.  I use it mainly for Netflix ... good picture quality.  CON: Wireless distance was an issue (as compared to my IPAD for example) had to bring the unit closer to the router to get a good connection.
2336776
I'm giving it 4 stars as it does what I bought it to do. Once it was hooked up and working (see below) it plays region A, B and C bluray disks and region 0-8 DVD's and displays PAL disks wonderfully on my NTSC TV. That's what I was in need of.

I took it out of the box and hooked it up to my Samsung Smart TV with the supplied HDMI cable. Nothing. Nada. Would not respond to the remote. I could power it on at the box itself but none of the other functions would work. Changed the batteries in the remote. Tried other HDMI ports on the TV. Last ditch before boxing it up to send back I swapped the HDMI cable with a working Roku. Voila. It started responding to remote. Would play disks, etc. While not a complete brick the Roku did not work properly now. Went and got another HDMI cable. Now it all works.

Went through the setup which is reasonable. It has a wired network connection. It could connect to Netflix and see All Share running on my PC. Went to the screen for the firmware update and it claims it cannot connect to the internet. Went back to the network setup and it all checked out OK. Went back to firmware upgrade, no go. Perhaps it's a false message as it is in fact running the latest firmware. My Samsung TV and Samsung Home Theater are both able to connect for updates. At some point if I feel the need to update I'll try the USB route.

But as initially stated it does what it was hired to do and does it well. I just hope if there ever is a need to upgrade the firmware it'll work the USB way.
4026741
I needed a new computer.  My old one was slowing down (and still running Vista, for that matter).  I needed a machine for word-processing, web-browsing, occasional gaming, and lots of Netflix-streaming.

The price tag on this one appealed to me, so I ordered it.  It's been serving my needs quite well for the most part.  With more RAM and a faster processor than my previous PC, video streaming is much better.  I can stream in full 1080P HD without any lag.  Once I accidentally pulled the Ethernet cable out of my router while I was streaming and the video kept playing for several minutes--that's some pretty good buffering if you ask me.

The only problem I have had is that sometimes when I run the Netflix app, at the end of a video I get the blue screen of death and the computer restarts.  I contacted Cybertron and the technician told me it's a problem with the app.  Since the problem only occurs while using Netflix and since a web search revealed that others have had similar problems with Netflix, I'm mostly convinced that this is, in fact, a Netflix problem and not a PC problem.  I'm hoping an update of the Netflix app will clear this up for me.

I have upgraded to a better GPU, which boosted the video performance (especially for gaming).  I would recommend that others do the same.  I'm also glad the RAM is upgradable to 32G.  Since I don't do any serious editing of pictures, video, or sound, the original 8G have been enough for me.  I'll probably upgrade eventually anyway though--at least to 24G.

In short, this is a very decent setup and upgradable if you need more memory and/or storage.
395680
Good device unless you want to watch Netflix. Netflix pauses every 5 seconds which means you have to rewind constantly. I've updated the system/reset device and nothing helps. The CW sometimes glitches out - this is not due to a faulty internet connection.
2173920
So far so good. Works for my Samsung UNH65F7100. Can access smart menu (netflix) and main menu. Can't beat the price.
4068491
I installed the GREATEVER RK8 TV box, into a TV HDMI input. The HDMI cable will be provided with the TV box. There are instructions as well, but vague, and non specific for most situations. Some of the navigation was difficult at best. The BACK button doesn't always do what you want it to either, nor is the DELETE button reliable when you're entering in your data. (WIFI connection, email address, credit card info, etc.) There's not much loaded in the box, which has anything to do with the American streaming market. So, you'll have to go to GOOGLE PLAY and download Netflix, Amazon Prime, HULU, and the other APPs for streaming services. YouTube is preinstalled however. I downloaded Netflix, but when I signed in, I just got a never ending status ball spin. Interestingly, the other TV BOX I have has the same problem. (It's almost just like this one too.) You can sign into Netflix, see the various shows available, but when you go to watch a show, it doesn't want to load. I'm wondering if this box really uses the true Android 5.1 software, or if it could be a bootleg version. I'll tell you why. When you get a DVD player that lets you stream Netflix, You Tube and other streaming apps, two things happen when you first sign in. First, the system software updates. (This software does NOT update.) Second, the preinstalled APPS automatically update too. I'm sure if you have an Android tablet or phone, you know about how important automatic updates are. ANDROID 5.1 has a feature built in, which automatically searches for updates, when you first go to use it. Of course, with Netflix being a newly installed APP, there was no reason why it should not have worked.  After giving up on Netflix, I went to the browser, which I used to sign into You Tube. Now, this was the second problem. You have two ways to navigate around the screen. Either using the UP/DOWN/RIGHT/LEFT arrow buttons, which moves the highlight from link to link, or you can click the CURSOR button, which turns the highlight into a cursor arrow, which you move with the UP/DOWN/RIGHT/LEFT arrows. However, the highlight didn't want to move into many of the area on the You Tube screen. There is no PAGE UP / PAGE DOWN buttons either, when you need to scroll thru the page. (The page loaded on the TV in such a way, there was no arrow lane on the far left of the screen either.) After many attempts to move the highlight off the page (which didn't work), or move the cursor button off the page, I realized I was stuck. So, if you happen to see what you want to watch on You Tube, on the same page that first loads, you're in luck. Again, when I got a DVD player with these apps preinstalled, I didn't have any problem watching Netflix, YouTube, or any other streaming service. On the plus side, the image quality is pretty good. I enjoyed the YouTube videos I was able to watch. The Android box also has features, which reminds me of the old "WEB TV" systems which came out, just as the internet was still starting up. IT let you use your "BIG BOX" TV set, as though it were a computer screen. Therefore like WebTV,  if you don't have a computer, you can use this box to obtain your email over your TV set. However, with data entry done by moving a highlight over a virtual keyboard on the TV screen, I don't think you'd ever be able to answer an email. (Having Bluetooth capability so you could link in a Bluetooth keyboard might solve this, but the system doesn't have that option.)  I wish I could recommend this Android TV box, however, I believe you'd be better served with a blue ray DVD player with WIFI capability for streaming TV apps, and an inexpensive touch screen tablet, if you need to use something other than a smart phone or computer, to correspond emails via WIFI.  I was pretty much frustrated trying to use this TV BOX.

I was provided a product either free or at a reduced rate, in exchange for a fair and honest review.
161839
Is basically as advertised but will not play Netflix.  This was onle of the key reason I ordered this unit,  Oh well it is an inexpensive upgrade for my Fire unit.