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Panasonic Streaming 4K Blu Ray Player, Ultra HD Premium Video Playback with Hi-Res Audio, Voice Assist – DP-UB420-K (Black)

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Premium home entertainment enjoy high-dynamic range playback in three 4K/HDR formats HDR10+, HDR10 and hybrid log-gamma (hog) Panasonic HCX Processor (Hollywood Cinema experience) delivers powerful, precise Chroma and HDR processing for beyond-dazzling color and detail in your 4K/HDR content Works with Alexa command a variety of operations without your remote with Alexa, Plus Access a wider variety of 4K content with 4K VOD streaming from Netflix, YouTube and prime video; Also works with Google Assistant 4K high-precision Chroma Processor 4K image color signals (4: 2: 0) are interpolated into 4K (4: 4: 4) by a multi-tap Chroma process for stunning color and details, Natural textures and depth Hi-res sound Connect to your audio system for Hi-Res studio Master sound from DSD (5. 6 MHz/2. 8 MHz/11. 2MHz) and ALAC music files and WAV/FLAC/MP3/AAC/WMA/AIFF formats 4K VOD Supported: Designed for Comfortable and Smart Image Viewing. Designed for high-resolution audio as it was meant to be heard TWIN HDMI PURE AV (Twin Isolated Output): High-Quality Sound

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Bask in brilliant UHD and high-res sound with Panasonic’s HCX and 4K High-Precision Chroma processing for maximum color and detail in three 4K/HDR formats for 4K Blu-ray discs, voice assist, 4K streaming and more.

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Features

HDR10+, HDR10 and HLG Formats

Panasonic’s advanced Ultra HD Blu-ray player supports 4K/HDR formats like next-generation HDR10+ dynamic metadata, HDR10, the standard HDR format for films and UHD Blu-ray discs, and Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG).

HCX Processor

Panasonic’s Hollywood Cinema Experience processor confidently delivers precise chroma and HDR processing for beyond-dazzling color and detail in all your 4K/HDR content.

Vivid tones, natural textures and depth

Panasonic‘s unique 4K High Precision Chroma Processing. 4K image color signals (4:2:0) are integrated into 4K (4:4:4) by a multi-tap chroma process for full, natural tones and textures, and depth.

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Works with Alexa

Panasonic’s DP-UB420 includes voice assist with Amazon Alexa. A wide, convenient variety of operations, such as play, pause, fast forward and even your viewing experience can be easily controlled without a remote for hands-free convenience. Works with the Google Assistant, too.

Closer than ever to real life

Panasonic’s original image processing technologies produce HDR images with higher-than-ever definition. From one scene to the next, mapping is applied to instantly adjust brightness levels in all your HDR content. Even HDR images from HDR10 and TV footage that don’t support formats like HDR10+ and Hybrid Log-Gamma deliver dazzling playback.

4K Direct Chroma Upscaling

By upconverting Full-HD chrominance and luminance signals directly into 4K signals, Panasonic’s upscaling technologies produce 4K images with natural textures and incredible depth. To fully enjoy 4K Upscaling a 4K/UHD TV is required.

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High-clarity premium sound

192-kHz/32-bit 4-DAC supports and delivers high-resolution audio to reveal full, rich sounds and delicate tones of musical instruments and vocal performances. Twin HDMI terminals separate and transmit video and audio signals for higher, more satisfying sound quality.

Enhanced sound purity

HDMI Low Clock Jitter Process faithfully reproduces the original sound recorded onto your Blu-ray discs and DVDs for exceptional audio no matter which brand of TV or AV receiver you have.

Hi-Res playback

In addition to WAV/FLAC/MP3/AAC/WMA/AIFF formats, DSD (5.6 MHz/2.8 MHz/11.2MHz) and ALAC music files can be faithfully reproduced for dazzling Hi-Res sound. Simply connect your Panasonic DP-UB420 to your home audio system to revel in music sources equivalent to true studio master sound quality.

4K VOD streaming for Prime Video, Netflix and YouTube

Prime Video, Netflix and You Tube streaming enhances your 4K content choices. These high-definition internet video signals are processed by Panasonic’s 4K High-Precision Chroma Processor to wow you with sharp, natural imaging.

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Ultra HD Blu-ray Playback (4K/HDR)
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Hi Res Audio Playback
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High Clarity Premium Sound / TWIN HDMI PURE AV
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Full HD 3D Playback
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4K Streaming Video on Demand (Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube) / Apps
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Voice Assistant (Alexa, Google Assistant)
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Wireless LAN (Wifi) Built-in
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Dolby Vision Playback
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Screen Mirroring
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Additional information

Product Dimensions

10.63 x 3.74 x 14.88 inches
Item Weight

4.07 pounds
UNSPSC Code

52161500
Item model number

DP-UB420-K
Customer Reviews

4.5 out of 5
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No
Date First Available

September 25, 2019
Manufacturer

Panasonic
Country of Origin

China

10 reviews for Panasonic Streaming 4K Blu Ray Player, Ultra HD Premium Video Playback with Hi-Res Audio, Voice Assist – DP-UB420-K (Black)

  1. 5 out of 5

    B. Hepler –

    I bought this as part of my home theater upgrade to 4k. Much cheaper than buying a new XBOX. The player itself is easy to plug in and it started outputting content first try. The included Netflix app looks amazing and the button on the remote to go directly to the app is much appreciated.Responsiveness to remote commands is good. The Netflix app likewise spins up quickly. Reading Blu-Ray DVDs is not snappy, but it’s no worse than any other Blu-Ray player I’ve used. And it’s faster than some.

  2. 5 out of 5

    Ben Jones –

    Bought this after doing a lot of research on 4K blu ray players. Overall, I’m very happy.I used this to replace my Sony UBP-X700 4K player, which I hate so much. It lags, takes forever to load, doesn’t remember where you left off, etc. Do not buy the UBP-X700 player.Instead, buy this Panasonic one. So much better by comparison. No lag. Very fast interface and loading time. Remembers where you left off when you pause/stop/turn-off the player. Very happy that I made the switch.

  3. 5 out of 5

    D R Ulmer –

    Well,the short version of why I chose this particular Blu-ray player is because of a lot of research! Going from an Oppo BD-93 to this Panasonic was easily the best decision I have made this year! Setup was a breeze. Highly recommend the firmware update! The same blu-ray discs that my Oppo played many times look as good,if not better than before on this Panasonic! All the info you need to know is on the box or the quick setup menu! AAAA+ product!

  4. 5 out of 5

    RichardH –

    DTS audio problem with home theatre not fault of this player, and player has work-around. Here: Using this player with oldish all-in-one dvd/receiver/amp. Samsung 4k TVs no longer support DTS so HDMI pass-through won’t work. Optical fiber is a slow spec and doesn’t support DTS so that way direct won’t work. This player has an extra audio HDMI but my all-in-one receiver has no extra HDMI so this way direct is also a no. Work-around is in settings to output LPCM stereo when DTS is unavoidable. Dolby Surround 5.1 is fine.

  5. 5 out of 5

    J. Barber –

    First of all, do NOT use this as a streaming device! Go buy a NVIDIA Shield and all your streaming issues go away forever. Buy this as a wonderful 4K Blu-ray player! It has a mode called “HDR Optimizer” that Panasonic claims will do a better job with HDR than I can, and they aren’t kidding! I turned that on and went through many light and dark scenes in the first Hobbit movie. At no time was it so dark I couldn’t tell what was going on anywhere in the scene (my pet peeve with dark scenes in movies), and at no time was it so bright that it seemed in any way washed out. It just looked fantastic, and I can’t wait to watch all six Lord of the Rings movies on it. I can’t speak to hardware longevity since I just got it, but there is nothing to complain about the results it provides. Highly recommended.

  6. 5 out of 5

    A. Mullen –

    I was looking forward to updating my Oppo Blu-Ray player to 4K when I discovered that Oppo had exited the Blu-Ray business (darn it). After doing some pretty intensive research, Panasonic seems to be the new reigning champion (My very first Blu-Ray player was a Panasonic, so we’ve come full circle). And we now own two 4K players (a DP-UP820 and a DP-UB420); they are fast, have been fairly bullet-proof, and have a fantastic picture and audio.The hardest part is making sure everything in the signal chain is rated for 4K video (otherwise, you’ll get nothing but 1080). For me, this meant replacing the receiver, and all of the HDMI cables. Once that was done, beauty.From a former Oppo user, this is a great 4K/UHD Blu-Ray player, backed by a great company. Highly recommended.

  7. 5 out of 5

    Michael H. Piquemal –

    I purchased this player to replace my previous Panasonic player which is still working after around 10 years, this player can play 4k discs which my previous one couldn’t. The picture is excellent which I find is consistent with Panasonic players, and the remote has a number of channels to choose from if you have more than one Panasonic player. Menus are straight forward. my only complaint is that I would like a composite video out on the player so I could setup the next video to play, in my home cinema without effecting the video playing. Unfortunately all the brands have dropped the composite output, so it becomes a mute point, in choosing a player.

  8. 5 out of 5

    Jm Ap –

    Sony UBP-X700 Blu-ray player vs Panasonic DP-UB420-K … both are 5-star bargains and so must be selected based on features, not playback performance.TLDR: I gave a small nod to the Panasonic DP-UB420-K as the better buy.420 supports Alexa commands (using a crappy difficult to setup skill and a secret menu – press Option button on remote for 5 seconds), HDR Optimizer (for older TVs and projectors), ac networks, optical digital output, 2 (over 1) USB ports, streams DLNA, 3D, and has a larger remote. Amazon marked Open Box for $112. HDR10+ is set on by hand. Poor CD player. Seems to provide ever so slightly better color.700 supports SACD audio disks (mine are now worth up to ten times what I paid for them), has smartphone app (“Video & TV Sideview”), 1 year vs 90 day warranty, has digital coax output (instead of optical), plays a greater number of audio and video files, supports Miracasting, and uses less power (so no fan and quieter). Alas, Dolby Vision and 24p output must be switched on and off by hand. Refurbished unit at Walmart for $135. Seems to provide ever so slightly better contrast.Neither play DVD-Audio (boggles my mind as to why), both have a flimsy build, and both have separate video and audio HDMI (to connect video directly to newer TV, skipping older AV). The 700 has an external transformer (while the 420 has a plain power cord – surely why the 420 is slightly deeper / bigger).420 supposedly supports Dolby Vision with firmware upgrade – I don’t see it. I had rare connectivity problems with unit’s WiFi that were solved with a physical connection.700 supposedly stops freezing with firmware upgrade (aka 700M) – no problems.I couldn’t decide, needed two, and so bought one of each. I swore I’d never own a Blu-Ray player, believing the original format was DOA, and yet I’ve own over a half dozen of them (streaming doesn’t compare, especially for ATMOS). Buying both got me SACD playing from the 700 and improved error messages from the 420 (which I installed with a Marantz CD/SACD player). I am very happy.NOTE: 12-bit Dolby Vision easily beats HDR10+ but both are a joke since no current TV can really make use of the improved abilities (nobody wins a format war, right? So HDR10 is winning). You might be able to see the “big” difference, but I can’t. rtings.com states “Don’t worry about HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision because they all deliver a great experience. Keep in mind few current TVs go above 1000 cd/m², so it doesn’t matter for now.” You’d do better working to improve your audio quality.What does double $$$ get you? Better build, better Bluetooth, and better Apps (which I got by buying a clearly over priced but best in class NVIDIA SHIELD). I don’t understand why TVs are Smart as who would buy a 4k TV without a 4k Blu-ray player, which are typically better “smart” devices (with HDD support)?

  9. 5 out of 5

    PSL –

    Seems to work fine, except that the Netflix app on the player requires the new HDCP 2.2. on the connected television, so it will not play.

  10. 5 out of 5

    Amazonshopper0702 –

    ***2+ years of use update: ZERO issues playing DVD, Blu-ray & 4k discs. Have not had to do anything but push the power button and insert the disc & play. Amazing picture quality. NO freezing or glitches like my previous Sony players.***I bought a new 65″ 4k TV and a new 4K AppleTv in 2019. I have owned 2 generations of Sony’s middle to higher end blu-ray players and have experienced loud disc spin noise plus a ton of software buggy issues with both models. Then they dumped support for Hulu. YouTube and Netflix poor to ok reliability, with the YouTube app often not working for weeks at a time. Disc playback was ok IF it didn’t hangup/crash on you on initial disc insertion. So NO MORE Sony Blu-ray players for me. Researched and came across a lot of happy folks using these Panasonic models. Around the holidays it was only $149 Prime so ordered it and glad I did. Picture quality is outstanding and no issues like I was experiencing with the Sony player. Easy setup with plugging in power and HDMI cables (One is provided with the player but I bought a pair of “Atevon High Speed 18Gbps HDMI 2.0 Cable – HDCP 2.2” 6ft cables – ASIN B06XP129CT). Was able to get it connected up to my WiFi network with no trouble. Updated the firmware & good-to-go. One issue I did encounter was the Panasonic remote’s power and volume buttons to control the TV did not work with my Samsung Q80 TV. Page 8 of the DP-UB820 players “advanced owners manual” (google it) explained how to reprogram the remote control – Hold the power button down and input the 2 digit tv code (Samsung #s: 20/21/22) page 26 supplied the different TV brand’s codes. Now buttons are functional with my TV. I am not planning on streaming with any apps on this unit because I am very happy with the quality and ease of the 4k AppleTV. (R.I.P. Sony Blu-Ray player – & good riddance…) Hope this review helps!

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