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Question: i can't get Amazon instant video on it, which is one of the few apps I really want. How ridiculous.
Document: bought this to replace an ancient dvd/vcr combo. the price is right, and dvd playback is uneventful. I really like the direct connection to the Internet in this player - I use it to stream Pandora and Netflix, mostly - but the UI is still pretty klunky. one big drawback is the lack of an Amazon Instant Video app, a burn since that was one of the reasons I bought this unit.
But, I couldn't get Amazon Prime, so I opted out before my first week of the 30 day free subscription.A year later, I got offered another 30 day free subscription, and come to find out, I still can't have the app. I'll be opting out, again. Because there really is no point in buying if you can't watch Amazon Video programming through the right device. And this is my only complaint.
The view on the Smart TV is great since I like to review videos and backtrack to watch something again to study a technique I want to try from a how-to video. And I have other apps for fitness and entertainment. But I wish I could get Amazon Videos and catch up with some shows that are exclusively there.
Though this is a great Blu-ray player the apps leave a little to be desired. It is missing some keys apps like Amazon instant video.
I own one of these and 2 BD-F5900's. This model does not support Amazon Instant Video and that is why the one star rating. As a constant user of Amazon Instant Video this unit is useless to me.
Nope.App and firmware updates are slow. Out of the box, it took way too long to get the device updated so i could use it. I am connecting to my home network via wireless, but these are not big downloads, so no excuse for the slowness.Really disappointed that there's no Amazon Instant app for this device. I should have made this part of my criteria when shopping for a blu-ray player.
I really like this Blu - Ray disc player. One thing lacking is the Amazon movie app, but otherwise is chocked full of other apps.
I'll keep this short for ya...do not buy this Samsung player. For it's price, there are much better ones out there. I know blu-ray players are slow to load and warm up, but this thing is ridiculous. I have a Sony blu-ray that will warm up, load the disc, and already be playing the movie before this thing even starts playing anything. You can't get Amazon VOD on it either...what kind of crap is that?!?!
The player would also randomly turn on my tv on or randomly change the tv input. When playing a blu ray disc, the picture was crisp and looked great. And also the player itself is very sleek and modern looking. That would be the only plus for me. Everything else was a disappointment. Especially that it doesn't have Amazon instant video. The main thing I think about with this player is how incredibly slow it reacts from the remote and when it loads an app or movie.
Samsung BD-E5900 is an excellent Blu-ray player. It has a built in web browser so I hooked up my wireless keyboard and mouse using the USB connection and was able to navigate through the web. The only downside is that the web browser doesn't support flash so you can't stream media through it. However, you can still download apps like YouTube to stream video.
Answer: I can't either! At upper right hand corner of smart hub I keep seeing an Amazon prime ad. I click to install it and the Netflix app comes up