Sony Disc Explorer 400

Executive summary: This is an item that either works or it doesn't, and this works really well. I own a Sony 400-disc Blu-Ray carousel. An Ethernet connection is on the back panel; when a new disc is inserted the unit contacts a Gracenote Database to retrieve the disc title for its on-screen menu. Due to the layout of my home, the only ways to get wired Ethernet from my network switch to the Sony is by dragging a 100-foot cable across the living room. With this device, that's no longer necessary. This would also be good for vintage-computer users to put their pre-WiFi laptops on wireless networks. This isn't something everybody needs, but for the people who do it's a good solution to a lot of problems.

Very satisfied with this rack.  I have 3 Sony 400 disc changers in this rack. No problems experienced.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this Sony Blu-Ray Disc Player and it's so much more than just a disc player! You can also stream content from online entertainment providers!

Use with a Sony Blu-ray Disc Player.

It fits my Sony 400 very well and it comes with QD socket.

The disc's are one of the good ones.

400 minutes for the nr5 - nxcam sony great

Heavier than I thought, but I know it still could be the lightest 100-400 lens for Sony E.

The Sony UBP-X800 HDR UHD Wi-Fi Blu-ray Disc Player is by far the best product Ive purchased to date.  The unit runs quietly and accepts virtually all media (CD, DVD, Blu-ray) including USB flashcard content (AVI, MPG to name a few).

This is yet another fine product from Sony. I love the fact that the disc slot, is covered by a door, when not actually inserting, or removing a disc, which helps keep dust. I researched this as i usually do. I compared, other brands as well as Sony. The amount if features that you get in this player, for the price is just astounding. Not to mention all the compatabilty...i have yet to find a disc this player cant handle.