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Samsung BD-EM59C 3D Blu-ray Player with Wi-Fi & Samsung Apps (Refurbished)

Samsung BD-EM59C 3D Blu-ray Player with Wi-Fi & Samsung Apps (Refurbished) for $69.99 + $5.00 shipping

Dec 6, 2012 9:58 PM

Open your eyes to new possibilities with the Samsung BD-EM59C Blu-ray player, which gives your TV greater capabilities with both internet and wireless connectivity

Whether you are viewing a premium-quality 2D picture or seeing incredible 3D depth, images are breathtakingly real in Samsung Full HD. Combine with a 3D TV and 3D active shutter glasses to view the latest Hollywood 3D titles. 3D TV, Active glasses and content required (3D glasses not included)

Features such as Smart Hub, Web Browser and Wi-Fi Direct ensures that you have an endless supply of content to enjoy

Add to this the enhanced connectivity found with the built-in Wi-Fi Direct, which lets you share content from compatible devices like your camera, notebook and smartphone, and you have entertainment without limits

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Amazon reviews are atrocious. Anyone have a good experience with this piece?

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-BD-EM59C-Blu-ray-Player/dp/B007X4KN94/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1354860660&sr=8-2&keywords=Samsung+BD-EM59C

jha1223 jha1223
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Thanks I was going to buy it as a gift, but didn't see those reviews. Would hate to have to try to find a way to return it.

benmason benmason
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Seems expensive when new blue ray players are under $100.

Isn't it strange that TVs with apps are usually several hundred dollars more that the same brand without apps but a blue ray player can play a disk AND have the same apps for under $100?

joedetroit joedetroit
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@joedetroit: You would almost think that TV manufacturers are just using the apps as an excuse to make larger profits...

proxgotsthafia proxgotsthafia
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I don't own any Samsung devices, but SO MANY of their products have terrible reviews. You may not get what you pay for with this.

kovo kovo
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I had a refurb one of these for a day and it went back. It was ridiculously loud and locked up constantly.

mysteryd8 mysteryd8
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@kovo: Actually, the phones are good. I bought a new Casio Commando, and it was bleh, rebooting when navigating ("Take a right at... BOOP" reboot... DAMNIT!) and the Nexus One I bought (Google-branded, HTC manufactured?) has the stupid touch screen problem. I bought an abused Samsung Charge from a friend (which the Internet forums make fun of constantly), and it works flawlessly.

fleebag fleebag
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I purchased the Samsung BD-E5700. It has horrible reviews also. I have not had a problem yet. I keep the wired connection instead of WiFi and keep the firmware up to date. My guess is many people don't update firmware or even know that is a thing that you have to do.

jussairish jussairish
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If so many people are knocking this unit, why does it have so many upvotes?

sirlouie sirlouie
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Bigger problems is that Woot seems to be mixing up the Samsung BD-E5900 3D Blu-ray Player with the Samsung BD-EM59C 3D Blu-ray Player. Back on October 26 I ordered from Woot the Samsung BD-E5900 3D Blu-ray Player (Order #41939362) What they shipped was this older Samsung BD-EM59C. Interesting that they are now advertising the Samsung BD-EM59C. Makes one wonder what even older model they are really shipping.

mjburns9 mjburns9

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