4K Region Free Smart WiFi UHD 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray & DVD Player Multi Region 3D Dolby Vision HDR & 6Ft Dynastar HDMI Cable Bundle Model UBKM9

The first thing I did with this unit is try a dvd from another region and a bluray from another zone. The DVD did great without having to do anything to the player. After inserting a zone B bluray, I got the message that a zone B will not play in this player. I then booted the player just like the instructions said and it played fine. I was pleasantly surprised that once you play a bluray from another zone, you do not have to reboot the machine to go back to zone A. It switched zones by it'self. I went back and forth without having to power down. One little thing you have to watch for. If you insert a bluray from another zone and get the message that it will not play, you have to hit "stop" twice before removing the disc to boot up to another zone. If you don't, it will go to the same place in the disc and you will get the error again. Everything else on this player works great. I can stream netflix with no problem. The only weird thing with the network is I couldn't make it see the wired connection, but it works fine wireless. One other thing is , the player does not have a display but that doesn't matter to me. The video is awesome.

This is a good player with many options and amenities. However, I recently tried to play a Region 2 DVD and it would not recognize it. I did everything that was suggested by everyone, including resetting to the baseline and setting it up again for R2, but it simply wouldn't recognize the disc. Thought it was possibly a bad disc set so I put a disc in my previous player and it played immediately. Just a bit disappointing since I thought this would be an all around everything player. UPDATE: After continually being unable to play discs from other regions, and also seeing many artifacts, stutters, and freezes while playing R1 discs, I contacted LG and was told to send them the player so they could fix it. It has been well over a month now and no word from them. I have also reached out to them and asked for a simple update as to the status of the repair and still no word from them. At this point, I truly wish I had not spent the money on this player as I could have found something else that works and I would be able to watch the discs I bought specifically because this player was supposed to be able to play them. Incredibly disappointed. SECOND UPDATE: For the sake of fairness, I must say that the "missing" player was left at the wrong doorstep and was forgotten by the older woman who took it in a couple doors down from us. That said, LG should have answered the emails I sent to ask them where it was. AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, the unit STILL DOES NOT PLAY MULTI-REGION DISCS!! They returned it with a "Repaired" notice on the box and it still doesn't work. What did they do with the player? So I wholeheartedly say, Do Not Buy This Player. I could have spent $100 less and gotten the same thing from another brand, that plays 4K HD. Now I have to get another player to play region free discs. Frustrated and disappointed and won't buy anything LG again. I truly hope your experience is a better one if you decide to take the plunge anyway.

This all-region Ultra 4K player does exactly what it says. So far everything I've thrown in it plays GREAT! No sound or picture issues. I use a high speed Ultra 4K Monster cable, however, which I recommend going into my Sony Ultra 4K TV with HDR. No lag, jerks or delays. Easy to use. It is a LITTLE quirky setting up for ethernet line or wi-fi, but just stick with wi-fi - it seems to get that better. My ONE complaint is the idea of it being a "smart" player. It has two apps … Netflix and YouTube, and to the best of my knowledge that is all you can get. Those are the two I use most, so it is ...OK. But if you want more streaming, good luck.

There was a time, when you could buy bluray players factory region free out of the box, like the Philips. Nowadays its only possible with modified players. The risk, that you buy a player where you know the remote codes to make it region free and not managing it because the manufacturer has changed the way to do so, is high and it happens constantly. So it is a better idea to buy a modified one. In the country I live (Peru) there is no possibility to buy original blurays, so you buy a US one if it is doubled in Spanish or you buy one in Spain. So you already have to manage two different regions. This player is doing a good job, even if you have to make the bluray region change manually. This is a little bit annoying when it comes to “user friendly” but there is no way around. The DVDs are region free by default. Resolution is good and so is the sound. LG could have spent a little more in details like a display etc., because this player is everything else than cheap. But overall, I would give 4 stars.

I have dozens of region 2 DVDs that I could only play on my computer but now I can watch them on my 4KUHD TV. This is a fantastic player. You don't have to do a thing to play DVDs. It plays all DVD regions with no adjusting or entering codes. I plugged it in right out of the box and it played instantly. I played a region B blu ray with absolutely no problems. Not sure if this has "memory" for the disc but I set it for blu ray region B. It played the disc beautifully. Then I put in a region A and it played without my having to change the code. Just to test it, I put the region B disc back in and it played it perfectly without changing the code as per instructions. So maybe it "remembers" the disc? Don't know but really easy to use. I bought a cheap, supposedly region free, DVD player and the picture was grainy and the voice was always "off." This gives a clear picture and great sound. Highly recommend.

Plays 4k, 3d, and multi region bluray conveniently. Picture is pretty good but not as good as my Sony x800m2. Buttons on the player can sometimes be unresponsive and have to be pushed multiple times(eject button). Remote works fine. For the extra cost to play multi region discs and given the picture quality compared to the sony, this was a bit overpriced at around $280. It’d be more worth it for around $240 or less. Also, it arrived in it’s box all banged up with no outer protective box or packaging. It had a previous shipping label from Walmart to someone else. Item was listed as new so i don’t know what the deal is. Appears to be a player that someone buys new then modifies for multi region playing and then resells. Anyway, works well enough to keep. I’ll update if it doesn’t last at least 2 years.

My region 2 discs do not play on this player even though it is advertised as region free. Even the online forums don't have a solution thay works on mine.

I was a little hesitant to spend over three hundred bucks on a new Blu ray player, but my previous 4K machine stopped running well, and I'd always wanted a region-free player anyhow. This purchase turned out to be a wise decision; now I can play my other-region discs and my 4Ks with no difficulty. When I first got the machine, I noticed an occasional black screen interrupting the action. Concerned that there may be an issue with the player, I called the tech service line, spoke with a very nice fellow who suggested I try a different HDMI cord, and if that didn't work, he'd arrange for a replacement machine. The HDMI cord was indeed the problem, and I've had no issues since replacing it. I appreciate the fast and friendly phone assistance, and the super-quick shipping. Very glad to have spent the money on this 4k player, as it's bringing me much entertainment during this time of stay-at-home quarantine.