Panasonic Premium 4K Blu Ray Player, UHD DVD Blu Ray Player with Hi-Res Sound, 4K VOD Streaming, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision™, DP-UB450 (Black)
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Features
- Premium 4K Ultra HD Blu Ray Player for a Spectacular Home Theater Experience: Enjoy your library of special-edition Blu Ray, rare DVDs, or streamed content in true cinematic style with immersive video and audio
- Stunning Color and Detail: Exclusive Panasonic Hollywood Cinema Experience (HCX) tech is applied to 4K high-precision chroma processing for natural textures and depth, maximizing color, clarity, and detail; supports HDR10 format UHD Blu-ray discs, HDR10+TM metadata
- Studio Master Sound with Enhanced Clarity: Designed for high-resolution audio as it was meant to be heard; connect to your audio system via twin HDMI for Hi-Res studio master sound
- Compatible with Dolby Vision and Hybrid Log-Gamma: Combines with Panasonic's original high-quality image technologies for even more precise image expression
- 4K Networking: reproduce 4K videos in MP4 and you can output JPEG data in 4K resolution, to share photos from a camnera or camcorder
Description
For a cinematic experience at home, the Premium 4K Blu Ray Player (UB450) delivers stunning color and details for Blu Ray DVDs, applying exclusive Panasonic technologies to 4K high-precision chroma processing to give natural textures and depth, maximizing their color, clarity, and beauty. Compatible with advanced HDR standards such as HDR10+ and Dolby Vision™. Supports high- resolution audio playback to complete the cinematic experience of your favorite movies, shows, and rarities
Brand: Panasonic
Media Type: CD, DVD, Blu-Ray Disc
Special Feature: Multi-Format Playback
Resolution: 3840x2160
Connector Type: HDMI
Connectivity Technology: HDMI
Model Name: DP-UB450P-K
Color: Black
Controller Type: Remote Control
Item Weight: 3.51 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 14.92 x 10.59 x 3.82 inches
Item Weight: 3.51 pounds
Item model number: DP-UB450P-K
Date First Available: May 15, 2024
Manufacturer: Panasonic
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Got it for $165. This thing has Dolby Vision support that detects and activates automatically, 4K picture is superb and 0 issues. The little little brother to the UB420 and the UB820. 420 is $80 more and you get the HDR Optimizer but lose Dolby Vision. The 820 goes between $350 on Black Friday and sometimes MSRP of $500. Both the 420 and the 820 have upscalers as well but... if you have a TV worth watching 4K on, the TV should have a good upscaler built into it already. I have a Sony X90K and the XR processor on board takes care of any upscaling from 1080p Blu Rays or DVDs. The HDR optimizer is not worth $200+. If you have a Samsung TV that doesn't support Dolby Vision, then take a look at the UB420 but in all other cases, this is the one to get.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024 by SDK
Having purchased Sony products my whole life I had to make a switch as I went through two Sony players and they both experience freezing, and overall poor playability of my 4K discs. I am very happy with my purchase of this player, I have never had one issue and the picture quality is also slightly better than Sony.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025 by Boozer Reject
The picture quality is great and it works well. Personally, I mostly wanted to upgrade from my Sony because another reviewer had said that the "media player" (off USB drive) was excellent and I've got my entire, enormous DVD collection of many thousands digitized onto a hard drive, so so many products that claim to support this, do it at the bare minimum... sometimes unusably (My Samsung TV will spend 10 minutes trying to read the files in one directory!) The Sony also had issues with navigating large folders... very painful. THIS player is MUCH better at reading the file system... the directories pop up immediately. The UI is high-res and clear, but I could have used a slicker looking interface than just dull directories of file names... but at least it works quickly. The BAD... It doesn't take lot of effort to hang this box to the point of needing to reboot. The first HD VIDEO FILE that I played froze the system up as soon as I went into double-fast-forward mode. (It would be a nightmare to return to a point deep inside a file if you ever accidentally exited it!) Another HD movie hung up the system during playback a short while later as well. But we have successfully watched several other movie files. I've NOT see it misbehave while playing discs. We've also seen some issues with closed caption (again, on video files, not on discs) where the captions would display each line for minutes at a time... so by the end of the show, it would still be showing lines from the beginning. Not sure if this is a widespread issue or specific to the files (from BBC discs of "Death in Paradise".) I've not seen any caption issues with discs so far. UPDATE: I wrote that it doesn't support CEC (one device controlling another over the HDMI cable) but that's not true. My SONY would turn off/on my whole system (TV, AV Receiver) whenever I powered off/on the DVD player... but this one behaves a little differently and it took me a couple more times to realize it. If I use the player's remote to turn the DVD off, it does not power down the whole system... but I CAN use the TV remote to control the DVD player (so it must be communicating) and if I turn the TV off... it WILL turn off the DVD player along with everything else... in a way, it's actually the preferred behavior, so you can turn off the DVD player and switch to something else without accidentally powering everything off. It also seems that for a "premium" player, it could use higher quality materials... it's not bad, it's just no better than any other player at half the price. So... video quality-wise, no complaints. All the basic stuff is well presented and easy to use (although it took me a while to figure out that it had SEPARATE settings for old-school 608 vs HD 708 closed captions, so I couldn't figure out why they wouldn't display after I turned them on... gotta set both!) The media player feature, while better than most, still feels like an afterthought and could has room for improvement. 4.0 - 4.5 stars
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025 by Jeff & Wendy S
For those that don't go deep into the rabbit hole, the key factors that make this the best bang-for-buck player may not stand out to them. In a nutshell, unlike Sony's offering, this player automatically enables Dolby Vision if the disk supports it. In fact, it is in all ways that matter virtually identical to the much more expensive Panasonic players that tout this feature. The build is more basic than the top-end models, but it's not poorly built and it is entirely functional. It has the goods where it matters. For the longest time, this unit was only available in Europe, and Panasonic snuck it into the US via Amazon and priced it at a great value point. I'm going to buy a second unit and keep it new in the box in case anything happens to the one I'm using. And I can do that for about the same money as buying the higher-end model that performs identically. It's a no brainer. Don't hesitate - buy this player!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024 by Sterley B Phelps
While it worked I would give it 4 out of 5 stars. It occasionally would not read discs, but if you ejected the disc 1 to 2 times it would eventually recognize the disc and play. I had no freezinging issues and it played all regional discs. Plays either HD10+ or Dolby Vision. The tray was a bit noisy when opening and closing. Was watching a 4k - Alien - and stopped to eat dinner. I went to resume playing and got the message about the disc being incompatible. No matter how many times a ejected the disc it would not recognize it. I tried 11 other discs and it no longer recognized anything or any format. 4k Bluray or DVD could not be read. Unglugged everything including power and HDMI. Reset every thing. This device no longer works. I bought it exactly 90 days go so only parts will be covered under warrenty. Been 3 days and Panasonic still has not gotten back to me about packing and shipping it back for repairs. Depending on cost it may simply go into the trash. Already went to Best Buy and bought a Sony X800M2 which I like better. So far it reads all discs...also region free no HD10+ but does have Dolby Vision which is better in my opinion. Tray is ultra quiet. If it does not cost too much money to repair the Panasonic UB450, it will be a backup if the Sony ever breaks. At this time however, Panasonic is not impressing me. Glad I didn't buy one of their new TVs after entering the U.S. market again if this is the type of quality and service I can expect from them.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025 by TSH