Pros: Excellent picture quality, connections, TV control on the remote, features, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3 Cons: Price could be lower, no WMA, no zoom, few scan speeds
The Sony DVP-NS715P is cheaper than its predecessor (NS700P) and features progressive scan with 2:3 pulldown. It continues Sony’s tradition of pricing their products higher than competition and is more expensive than Panasonic RP62.
Pros: Smooth progressive-scan, excellent quality, reads CD/DVD, CDR/CDRW And MP3 Cons: No Zoom... not much else. A player with all the features for less$$
Finally - Sony has answered all our wishes and has stepped up to the plate adding some extremely nice features into a player that is actually priced cheaper than the one it replaces, the NS700P, which I reviewed earlier:
I recently bought the Sony DVP-NS715P to replace my Pioneer MB345 ($380) and even though it is half the price, the Sony outperforms it, and most other DVD players. First, off, the majority of all progressive scan DVD players out right now are well over...
Pros: Sleek exterior, DVD+RW support, high quality picture, interlace/progressive switch, ease of use. Cons: No zoom feature, remote not lighted.
I recently bought the Sony DVP-NS715P to replace my much more expensive Toshiba SD5700 ($399 MSRP) and even though it it half the price, the Sony outperforms it, and most other DVD players, significantly. First, off, the majority off all progressive...
Pros: Excellent picture and sound. Player looks very attractive/impressive. Plays most media types. Cons: No zoom capability. Only single speed FFW/REV scanning. No SACD capability.
With the purchase of a new HD projection TV, I knew I'd be updating my old DVD (a Sharp DV-650U) as well. After looking at a variety of models, I went with this Sony unit for several reasons.
Pros: Finally, a inexpensive version of the old DVP-NS700P that plays MP3,DVD-R/RW Cons: I hope it is more durable than the Sony DVP-S363 that I am replacing!
I finally decided not to upgrade my Sony S363 to a progressive scan model until it broke last week. Despite the 5 year warranty I had on the model, I decided to check out the dvd players at the Good Guys and to see if the Sony DVP-NS700P dropped in...
Pros: Progressive Scan, CDR-RW playback option. Power button. Cons: MP3 function doesn't work. Optic out picky. Too expensive.
So, no bologna...there I was...buying another DVD player because my last one finally did what I thought it might do (see my other Sony reviews). I was happy to have put up the money for insurance at Circuit City after my 2 DVD players back...
I have Sony equipment and I wanted a Sony progressive scan DVD player to fit into my system. I have been extremely please with Sony DVP-NS715P Progressive Scan DVD Player. Not only is the picture incredible but the digital sound is absolutely...
I just picked up this player two weeks ago to replace my Sony DVP-NS 700P which was last years modele and once again Sony has come out with another magnificent player that betters last years player. This player plays just about everything MP3'S CR-RW'S,...
Pros: Progressive scan, 12 bit 108Mhz DAC Cons: Only in silver
What a picture!! I tried MANY different DVD players, and this one takes the prize hands down. I had a panasonic, philips, and jvc, and even though the pictures were good, they couldn't hang with the Sony DVP-NS715P!! I'm using it in Progressive Scan...
Pros: Great quality of pictures, features, inputs. Cons: Doesnt come in black, a bit expensive (but thats Sony)
An expensive, but not too expensive, high quality DVD player by Sony. If you are looking for progressive scan and high quality sound output, then this is it. The anamorphic conversion is great, the letterbox edges are crisp and smooth, and the picture...
Sony A-6062-709-a Optical Pick-up Assembly 1ea Preview SONY A-6062-709-A OPTICAL PICK-UP ASSEMBLY 1EA D e s c r i p t i o n Packaging Original packaging Condtion New This listing is for 1 Sony A-60...
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