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        1. Panasonic DMR-BWT700

          Panasonic DMR-BWT700

          Price as reviewed £389.99
          2 Jul 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          Panasonic’s Freeview HD-equipped Blu-ray/HDD recorder can’t quite recreate the magic of its bigger brothers but still proves its worth as a top-drawer entertainment hub.

        2. Onkyo BD-SP308

          Onkyo BD-SP308

          Price as reviewed £149.99
          27 Jun 2011
          Our rating:
          7/10

          It’s a no-frills affair, but Onkyo’s basic Blu-ray deck delivers superb pictures and is now available at a knock-down price

        3. Samsung BD-D8900M

          Samsung BD-D8900M

          Price as reviewed £359.99
          24 Jun 2011
          Our rating:
          9/10

          Convergence is king with Samsung’s 3D Blu-ray deck with built-in 1TB hard disk and Freeview HD

        4. Philips BDP7600

          Price as reviewed £165.00
          27 May 2011
          Our rating:
          9/10

          Philips brings a touch of glamour to the Blu-ray market with a gorgeous feature-packed 3D deck

        5. Sony BDP-S380 Angle

          Sony BDP-S380

          Price as reviewed £99.95
          20 May 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          Sony’s latest entry-level player is light on features but killer internet content is its saving grace.

        6. Toshiba BDX1200 Front

          Toshiba BDX1200

          Price as reviewed £105.02
          16 May 2011
          Our rating:
          7/10

          The non-3D version of the BDX3200 delivers impressive Blu-ray pictures, although fans of cutting-edge tech should look elsewhere.

        7. BDX3200 3

          Toshiba BDX3200

          Price as reviewed £129.99
          13 May 2011
          Our rating:
          7/10

          Toshiba was late to the Blu-ray ball but serves up another basic-but-likeable 3D-ready deck in the BDX3200.

        8. Panasonic DMP-B200

          Price as reviewed £279.99
          9 May 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          Panasonic’s latest portable Blu-ray player offers a great way of watching HD on the move, give or take a few drawbacks.

        9. Panasonic SC-BTT362

          Panasonic SC-BTT362

          Price as reviewed £348.95
          22 Apr 2011
          Our rating:
          9/10

          More Blu-ray brilliance from Panasonic – this time a 3D-ready, 2.1 system with upgraded speakers, built-in Wi-Fi and Skype video-calling.

        10. Panasonic DMP-BDT210 angled view

          Panasonic DMP-BDT210

          Price as reviewed £146.47
          18 Apr 2011
          Our rating:
          9/10

          Panasonic brings the brilliance of the DMP-BDT310 to a lower price point with this excellent 3D Blu-ray deck.

          Best price
          $193

        11. Arcam BDP100 and AVR400

          Price free/subscription
          12 Apr 2011
          Our rating:
          9/10

          A Blu-ray player and AV receiver pairing for movie and music connoisseurs with big budgets.

        12. Panasonic SC-BTT270

          Price as reviewed £169.99
          8 Apr 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          A compact and bijou 5.1-channel system with loads of features and pleasing performance, but is that enough to earn your hard-earned cash?

        13. Panasonic SC-BTT262

          Price as reviewed £349.99
          4 Apr 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          Panasonic caters for clutterphobes with this impressive 3D-ready 2.1-channel Blu-ray system.

        14. Samsung HT-D6750W

          Price as reviewed £439.69
          25 Mar 2011
          Our rating:
          9/10

          Samsung's latest 3D-capable all-in-one system guns for glory with nifty new features and decent performance.

        15. Panasonic DMP-BDT310

          Price as reviewed £199.00
          21 Mar 2011
          Our rating:
          9/10

          Panasonic reaches for the Skype with its flagship 3D Blu-ray player, which brings a plethora of funky new features to the table.