| Quick Glance | |
|---|---|
| Power | 1000 W (RMS) |
| Connectors | |
| Power | 1000 W (RMS) |
| Features | |
| Number of Speakers | 5.1 |
Samsung HT-BD1250 Blu-ray Home Cinema System specifications
Price as reviewed
£423.90
Awards
Samsung HT-BD1250 Blu-ray Home Cinema System details
- Performance
-
7/10
- Value
-
9/10
- Features
-
9/10
- Design
-
9/10
- Overall
-
8/10
Price as reviewed
£423.90
Manufacturer
Surround Sound System round-ups
Three of the best Surround Sound Systems from £350 - £500
User reviews & comments
Explore TrustedReviews
Site Sections
- Blu-ray Players
- Camcorders
- Camera Accessories
- Camera Lenses
- Desktop PCs
- Digital Cameras
- Gadgets
- Games
- Games Accessories
- GPS & Sat Nav
- Headphones
- Laptops
- Mobile Apps
- Mobile Phone Accessories
- Mobile Phones
- Monitors
- PC Components
- Peripherals
- Portable Audio
- Printers
- Projectors
- Software
- Surround Sound Systems
- Tablets
- TV Recorders & Set Top Boxes
- TVs
Round-ups
- Best Cheap Mobile Phones
- Best Mobile Phone
- Best PC
- Best Laptop
- Best Printers
- Best Digital Cameras
- Best Waterproof Cameras
- Best Headphones 2012
- Best HTC Phones
- Best MP3 Player
- Best Ultrabook
- Best Speakers
- New iPad / iPad 3: Everything You Need To Know
- Apple iPad 3 / iPad HD Launch Event
- Best Surround Sound Systems
More Information
- © IPC Media 2003-2012, All rights reserved
- Site user terms
- Privacy Policy
- Cookie Information
- Contact Us
Comments
User reviews
Average user rating
3/10
Read more reviews >
3/10
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful
Great picture, good sound, dreadful build quality
3rd July 2011, By SamsungUser
We bought a Samsung BD-1250 in November 2009 when they first came out alongside a 40" LED TV and thought the picture quality was fantastic and the sound pretty good. The Samsung TV/Blu-Ray Player integration is a bit clunky as are the controls - scene selection isn't always available and sometimes when paused the player goes back to the start of the disk. However, we then found out that Samsung's software configuration management is awful. In 2010 we purchased Avatar, which didn't wouldn't play and we had to upgrade the software from Samsung's website, this fried the motherboard and it had to be replaced (luckily under warranty). Since then the player was intermittently not playing Blu-Rays, the sound kept going out of sync with the pictures, some Blu-Rays stopped in the middle and wouldn't restart or the sound would go. We took it back to Samsung's repair centre and they had it for 5 weeks while Samsung created new software version (we went from v 13 to v 71). It has now come back and we've had it for 2 weeks and the player just stops intermittently and goes onto standby for no apparent reason. When we switch it back on the machine has pictures but no sound and you have to load another Blu-Ray to get the sound back. All of this seem to be down to very poor software on the Blu-Ray player and I fear having to perform any further upgrades as it may break the machine again. We will purchase a Panasonic, Sony or LG instead. Be warned about this player.
Report abuse
To add your own review log in or sign up