Time to look for a 4k player!

[PHANofPHUNK]

If your looking for the best and since Oppo have gone out of business. The next best thing would be REAVON, Two models available the UBR-X110, which is there entry level model and the UBR-X200 which has everything .including balanced audio out. And the ability to play just about everything including SACD and DVD-A. There not cheap, but you only get what you pay for HTTPS://reavon.com/ Quotes from there website,, More than just a Blu-Ray Player, the UBR-X200 is Reavon's flagship universal disc player that has been elaborately engineered for the ideal disc and multimedia playback. This high-fidelity player features an extremely rigid construction in order to achieve a high S/N (signal to noise) ratio for top-quality audio and video performance. Reavon is a spin off from French company Archisoft, which is also behind the media players sold under the Zappiti brand. It's seen an opening in the market and taken a punt, producing two UHD Blu-ray machines. The UBR-X200 auditioned here is a universal player as it supports SACD, DVD-A and everything from CD to 4K Dolby Vision.

These look nice! I have a oppo BDP-93 currently. These look very similar

 

[j_garcia]

If your looking for the best and since Oppo have gone out of business. The next best thing would be REAVON, Two models available the UBR-X110, which is there entry level model and the UBR-X200 which has everything .including balanced audio out. And the ability to play just about everything including SACD and DVD-A. There not cheap, but you only get what you pay for HTTPS://reavon.com/

Oppo is not out of business, they are one of the larger cell phone manufacturers in the world. They stopped making any other products besides phones though.

I just got my first 4K disc the 205 would not read. My PS5 read it fine.

 

[PHANofPHUNK]

If your looking for the best and since Oppo have gone out of business. The next best thing would be REAVON, Two models available the UBR-X110, which is there entry level model and the UBR-X200 which has everything .including balanced audio out. And the ability to play just about everything including SACD and DVD-A. There not cheap, but you only get what you pay for HTTPS://reavon.com/ Quotes from there website,, More than just a Blu-Ray Player, the UBR-X200 is Reavon's flagship universal disc player that has been elaborately engineered for the ideal disc and multimedia playback. This high-fidelity player features an extremely rigid construction in order to achieve a high S/N (signal to noise) ratio for top-quality audio and video performance. Reavon is a spin off from French company Archisoft, which is also behind the media players sold under the Zappiti brand. It's seen an opening in the market and taken a punt, producing two UHD Blu-ray machines. The UBR-X200 auditioned here is a universal player as it supports SACD, DVD-A and everything from CD to 4K Dolby Vision.

Those look very nice, a little more than I'd like to spend. I'd be open to buying a used one.

 

[mono-bloc]

it's incredible that the Oppo 203's are going for 1,200 on Ebay.

It comes down to supply and demeaned. If they where advertised for 1200 here I would get killed in the rush. As you say prices for OPPO players are crazy. There was a 205 [ still in a sealed box ] advertised on a European forum a while ago. The cost was 6000 Euro's. The sold sign went up the following day.

 

[mono-bloc]

Oppo is not out of business,

May-be I should have said OPPO players

 

[SithZedi]

May-be I should have said OPPO players

You are forgiven. Go in peace...

 

[EJC]

Reavon replacement for Oppo? I think not!!!

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[PHANofPHUNK]

The Oppo has been listed on eBay! And I think I've settled on the Panasonic ub820.

If anyone is interested in the Oppo, please reach out!

 

[PHANofPHUNK]

Oppo sold today! Would the Panasonic ub820 be a good match for the lg C1? Or would I be selling the display short?

 

[Replicant 7]

Oppo sold today! Would the Panasonic ub820 be a good match for the lg C1? Or would I be selling the display short?

I just looked that player up, seems like a nice player for the price. The Sony X700M that I have has been good. But I just checked on the reviews of it,
seems some are still having issues with it freezing up when playing a 4K disc, but most are not having issues. Give it a try see if you like it, that Panasonic 4K player that is.

 

[mono-bloc]

Oppo sold today!

Yep, They don't last long, on the "For Sale" lists, and some go for outrageous prices

 

[Cos]

Are you an active gamer? If so why not a PS5 if you can get your hands on one.

1) Just missed out on Walmart that had a ton, they sold out quickly, got one for a buddy
2) It does not support Dolby Vision, nor does it support Dolby Atmos (though there is a work around)

 

[Benni777]

1) Just missed out on Walmart that had a ton, they sold out quickly, got one for a budy
2) It does not support Dolby Vision, nor does it support Dolby Atmos (though there is a work around)

True, although I would be surprised if a patch would be released at some point. Maybe not IDK.

 

[}Fear_Inoculum{]

What's your budget TS? I'm currently looking as well. I've narrowed it down to the two Panasonic DPUB models. The 820K and the 9000. That being said, there is a humongous jump in cost from the 820 to the 9000. About 2.5× as much here in Canada for the 9000 vs the 820. I'm leaning towards the 9000.

 

[EJC]

Oppo sold today! Would the Panasonic ub820 be a good match for the lg C1? Or would I be selling the display short?

I’ve had the Panasonic 820 for over a week now and also using it with an OLED C1, match made in heaven! Tone mapping also a plus on your discs that don’t have Dolby Vision/HDR10+ and upscaling of Blu-rays is superb[emoji108]


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[EJC]

What's your budget TS? I'm currently looking as well. I've narrowed it down to the two Panasonic DPUB models. The 820K and the 9000. That being said, there is a humongous jump in cost from the 820 to the 9000. About 2.5× as much here in Canada for the 9000 vs the 820. I'm leaning towards the 9000.

The 9000 is a beast[emoji108]


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[PHANofPHUNK]

I’ve had the Panasonic 820 for over a week now and also using it with an OLED C1, match made in heaven! Tone mapping also a plus on your discs that don’t have Dolby Vision/HDR10+ and upscaling of Blu-rays is superb[emoji108]


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Thanks for your help! It should arrive this Thursday. I see you next post regarding the 9000 being a beast. I have read in numerous places that the video side is exactly the same in the 820 & 9000. Audio is obviously different, with the analog outs.

 

[EJC]

Thanks for your help! It should arrive this Thursday. I see you next post regarding the 9000 being a beast. I have read in numerous places that the video side is exactly the same in the 820 & 9000. Audio is obviously different, with the analog outs.

Wouldn’t say exactly the same however it does use the same processor where I think the 9000 is slightly tweaked over the 820. Price comparison between the 2 and similair performance is a big bonus


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[PHANofPHUNK]

Wouldn’t say exactly the same however it does use the same processor where I think the 9000 is slightly tweaked over the 820. Price comparison between the 2 and similair performance is a big bonus


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Yes, price was a big factor in my decision. And I still bought it used.

 

[Verdinut]

Either the Sony X800M2 or the X1100es player will play with precision 4K discs for a lot cheaper than the Reavon UBR-X200.

The Reavon is overpriced. What kind of support will you get if it's defective? That's an important consideration as well.

I have the Sony X800 and it works pretty well. It also reads SACDs and DVD-A discs. What is noteworthy is that it also performs as well as my OPPO UDP-203.

It's also good to bear in mind that Sony was involved in the development of the 4K disc.