Sony SMP-N200 user reviews

Pros Easy to use interface (CNet said it was "poorly designed" and they couldn't have been more wrong!)
Plays every media file I can find and test
Looks bad ass with it's cat eye on light
Can use my iPhone as a remote! key when I need to type something in on December 22, 2011 by HueJJass  | Read full review

Pros -easy to setup
-somewhat easy to use
-easy connection to some great internet content (e.g. Pandora, Netflix, Slacker Radio, YouTube)
-wired and wireless connectivity options on August 3, 2012 by arch_specifier  | Read full review

Pros Easy to set up, familiar PS3 interface, proper sized box, no wierd shapes or hockey pucks. on June 15, 2012 by RickCain4150  | Read full review

Pros good at streaming movies lots of options to stream. Has analog outputs. The biggest pro is that it is not made by a human rights violator county named China on June 3, 2012 by 7wheeler  | Read full review

Pros Video quality is perfectly clear with ZERO artifacts or other visual defects. Awesome plug and play compatibility with phones, tablets, usb drives, hard drives etc. Huge library of online content. DLNA is awesome! This thing is near perfect. on May 23, 2012 by taylanator  | Read full review

Pros Easy to set up
Fast
High quality on March 17, 2012 by cawgijoe1  | Read full review

Pros WIFI baby! Very easy setup to my Netgear Wireless-N 300 router (DGN2000) and was streaming both Amazon and Crackle within 13 minutes! Connected to USB interface using my external WD 1Tb Hdrive. SMP-N200 recognized it immediately and all file names. on March 16, 2012 by apetito  | Read full review

Pros Easy setup
Can control TV via HDMI interface
CHEAP!!! $69.99 at Best Buy on February 3, 2012 by karathrace69  | Read full review

Pros Awesome picture quality for supported file types. Has connection jacks to support all AV connection types (Coax, Component, and HDMI) on January 16, 2012 by mlawrenceb  | Read full review

Pros The remote makes things happen instantly unlike other products I've tried.

Bought it mostly for Netflix and YouTube. on January 3, 2012 by NDennisV  | Read full review