Considering one of these as my first Blu Ray player. Leaning towards the 103.
Any feed back from owners would be helpful!

I don't have a OPPO Blu ray.

I do have a OPPO  DVD player from 2007  that for some reason  burned out during vacation that year.  Called them up and told them the system I had is attached to as well as a APC Power conditioner surge protector.  It was out of warranty, but the player matched my system perfectly  with its piano black slim design.  3 minute phone call to customer service and had a RMA and a email  repair under  "customer good will"

My same unit came back totally rebuilt inside the chassis 10 days later. Everything was done on there dime.  The included DVD upscaler chip  was almost Blu ray sharpness at the time.  I just bought a  Blu Ray player last year.  Work gift card purchase .

If they haven't changed their customer service I would do it.

LV

I've researched them a lot....Not worth the money IMO.

Get something like that if you want a stand alone BR Player.
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Smart-Blu-ray-Disc-Player/dp/B00JIZ03GY/ref=sr_1_10?s=tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1423459673&sr=1-10&keywords=

I built a PC (with HDMI out to my TV) instead with a BR player/burner and have yet to buy one BR disc.

I'm honestly not sure about the future of physical media....specially if Google fiber becomes widely available in the near future.

If you don't have a chromecast/Roku.....I'd def look into trying out some of those and wouldn't drop 500+ bucks on a BR player.

Love my 103 and I've researched them a lot and it's worth the extra money, IMO..., if you're a videophile. Physical media will be around until they have the bandwidth to transmit uncompressed audio and video.


Justin
 

Thanks for the replies.
Their customer service is still supposed to be top notch. Their blu ray players are much more than "just" a BR player. They play discs from all regions, as well as SACD's, etc.
Still kicking it around, thanks again for the replies.

Why bother?

4k blu-ray standard will be finalized later this year, might as well wait for 4k compliant players.

Wouldn't you need a 4k TV too?

Yes to view 4k blu rays, but I'd rather have an up to date BD player and upgrade the tv later.  4K tv prices are going down rather quickly.