Product Comparison: OPPO UDP-205 vs OPPO UDP-203
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- 4k UHD discs look amazing. The player loads them quickly and quietly. The installation and setup was child’s play.
- I do have streaming 4K services but the quality of the picture from the Oppo for UHD & HDR content is amazing
- A seriously good player - both 4K content and upscaling. Well made and solid; looks and feels expensive.
- Reference quality at a reasonable price. Infinitely tunable to your tastes, if your serious about home cinema you have to have one of these!
- Picture and sound are awesome. 4K is superb, and upscales blu-ray's and DVD's well. 3D works especially well. Pairs nicely with my LG OLED 65e6v.
- This is a true audiophile level player. I have a more expensive setup, but I am listening to the 205 exclusively. There is some magic in those new DACs.
- 4K picture is amazing and of course the sound value of the 205 is great in theater mode as well as two-channel.
- The sound through the analog outputs is extremely detailed, which is very impressive at first.
- This unit it's overpriced when this units are being fade out. over all. I think it's too slow as well. It took a while to read my hard drive, while the old model took less time.
- The only thing I don't like is the the software won't let you get into all files on your iPad, only things you have stored in iTunes.
- Oppo 203 can make ANY 4K disc play in Dolby Vision. Not only that but it upscales regular blu rays to 2160p and also in dolby Vision. As the owner of a DV capable display this was music to my eyes!!
- It has no 'smart apps' of its own (like Netflix, Amazon Video etc) but I have an Apple TV 4K plugged into the Oppo's HDMI input which covers all that stuff.
- A great remote, ease of use, silent playback and the ability to play pretty much any media makes this an expensive but worthwhile, nay, essential addition to any cinephiles home setup.
- Disc after disc I fed the Oppo just to see what it could do. Jaws, Indiana Jones, Lord Of The rings. Older not reference discs like The Princess Bride and Midnight run. All were revelatory.
- The remote also has a great audio only button that sends a black screen to my TV when I'm just listening to music. Very useful to help you drift off into an album.
- I also have it hooked up via HDMI directly to my Sony 4K television. I occasionally use the television for watching shows and movies, but it's mostly for managing media.
- I used the HDMI input to strap my Playstation 4 but it also works very nicely with the Apple TV.
- Like to see a second HDMI video output and volume control knob on front panel.
- It also has network play so I can also watch and listen to all the media I have stored on my NAS.
- As a player it is great, works well with my NAS
- Its the best network media player, you know its going to play network files and play the HD audio formats without a hitch.
- The dual HDMI outputs is great if I'm just listening to an audio CD and don't want to turn my TV on.
- Pleased it has a HDMI input that is unusual for other players. Appears to be very well constructed.