Top 10 budget Blu-ray players

Ten cheap Blu-ray players battle it out for the top spot

1. Kogan Technologies Blu-ray Player (RRP: $199)



With its $199 price tag, the Kogan Technologies Blu-ray player is the cheapest model on the Australian market.

There were no problems with colour balance or image tearing and there was none of the jaggedness and aliasing that are apparent with some budget Blu-ray players.

All the top-level audio formats can be decoded, from regular Dolby Digital all the way up to DTS-HD. This puts the player ahead of entry-level units from competing companies like Sony and Samsung.

To top it off, the Kogan Technologies Blu-ray Player is also impressively fast at reading discs and features region-free playback.

Pros: Clean interface, great picture quality, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD support, great upscaling
Cons: Nothing of note

Read our full review of the Kogan Technologies Blu-ray Player

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