Unfortunately, the toilet handle

In January 2011, I ordered my Samsung BD-C5300 Blurayplayer for just under 90 euros, which not only had wired internet socket, but also a wide range of apps from the Samsung App Center (max cathedrals etc.). Weioteren the he had an optical audio output for my system and a USB port for WLAN or data. He also supported already Bluray Live which was very new at that time. I was very happy with the players he just played ALLESab, VERY was quiet and I had access to my network. Sometime last year I sold a good piece for 40 Euros, I thought, the new would be but now much cheaper and more able.

WRONG!

So I ordered a new player inthe same price class (100 Euro), again from Samsung.
When he came and I unpacked it, already the first disappointment: no 6-way RCA connection anymore, only a Coaxialausgang and the player was smaller by half. The remote control was ONLY for the player. In the old player I could use both the Player and my Samsung Flat TV. Well, I thought, and built it up. In the first test then the next unangeheme surprise: It took a lot longer to get to the menu when my 3 years old predecessor !!? And of the volume you need only to say nothing. The crown was then that he was going none of my burned Blurays!

I thought something but can not be. Due to these circumstances, the part went right back to Amazon. (Thanks for the quick settlement)

I now therefore went in search of my 2-3 year old model which was in power no longer have anywhere. But then I happened to come across Kalaydo on a classified with just my old gem. and Verkaüfer even lived not far away. Now I have my old BD-C5300 again and am very zufrienden with this though old but still supermodel .. I had to tell this story because I could not believe how newer Harware can be worse.

Conclusion: If you want to have a reasonable allround Blurayplayer today you should grab a bit deeper into their pockets and not choose the 100 euros level models.