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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #509 in Home Theater
- Colour: Black
- Brand: Sony
- Model: BDVN590.CEK
- Released on: 2012-04-30
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 3.94" h x
3.94" w x
3.94" l,
7.72 pounds
Features
- Full HD 3D Blu-ray Disc Player, 3D Surround Sound, 1000W, 4x Magnetic Fluid speakers, Wi-Fi
- Enjoy audio quality 10x better than DVD
- Experience enhanced Full HD 3D picture quality
- Stream Internet video to your TV with Wi-Fi
- Full HD 3D Blu-ray Disc Player, 3D Surround Sound, 1000W, 4x Magnetic Fluid speakers, Wi-Fi
- Enjoy audio quality 10x better than DVD
- Experience enhanced Full HD 3D picture quality
- Stream Internet video to your TV with Wi-Fi
Product Description
With a total power output of 1000 watts, the BDV-N590 delivers a powerful performance. The four, magnetic fluid speakers, create a pure, spacious sound stage with great depth that's the perfect match for a 3D TV. Combining with this, the centre speaker gives crisp, easy to follow dialogue while the subwoofer fills in the bottom end with a powerful bass response. At the heart of this system lies a particularly impressive Blu-ray player. When it comes to Blu-ray, Sony is at the forefront of the technology. The Blu-ray built-in to the BDVN590 gives stunning results - just as you'd expect from a Sony. Vibrant, sharp and smooth running with fast motion, the BDV-N590 delivers a first class video performance. It's also 3D compatible and will play a vast range of other discs including MKV, XviD and the superior sounding SACDs.1080p upscaling also makes your DVDs look better than ever. You can keep control of the BDV-N590 using your Apple device or Android smartphone, thanks to the dedicated app available. Taking this a stage further, the BDV-N590 lets you wirelessly 'push' music or videos from your smart phone to the TV, via the Sony - effortlessly! It even lets you show web pages from your smartphone on your TV - at the touch of a button. Sony's BRAVIA Internet connection lets you tap into a wide range of apps via your home network hub. Connect via the standard wi-fi or Ethernet connections and you can access content such as the BBC iPlayer and YouTube. There's also a simple web browser included, letting you keep track of most web sites. Added to this, DLNA support lets you stream music or video from other sources connected to your network, such as laptops, PCs or a NAS drive. With its supplied iPod dock the BDV-N590 makes an ideal charger and base for your iPod or iPhone. It also comes with twin USB sockets that let you play music or films directly from a wide variety of sources including memory sticks, PCs and hard drive devices.
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
30 of 33 people found the following review helpful.
Strong multi-functional system
By Paul S. Ell
This 3D Blu-Ray surround sound system is one of the new releases for 2012 from Sony. In the revised product line it's the second highest-spec system with only the Sony BDV-N 790 W above it. Essentially the two systems are the same with the exception that the N790 has wireless remote speakers.So what do you get with this package? Well included is:A Blu-Ray player with 3D functionalityThe capability to play DVDs and upscale them improving sound and picture qualityA 5.1 surround sound system which includes a centre speaker, two front speakers, and two side/rear speakers. There's also a subwooferAn FM radio with RDSAn inbuilt media player giving access to streamed video and music over the internetAccess to the web via an inbuilt browserAn iPhone/iPad dock (not pictured) which allows for content to be played from your iPhone, with the phone charging at the same timeThis is a capable system that deals with some of the problems with surround sound systems. Most notably by combining a 3d blu-ray and sound system you have one less box to place by your TV. Further, as the system comes with 5 speakers plus the subwoofer you genuinely do get surround sound. My Sony TV is supposed to have virtual surround sound and frankly it doesn't work even when linked to a sound bar. I have yet to hear a reasonably priced front-speaker virtual surround sound system that works.However, with this comes some of the problems with surround sound systems. Sony's promotion of the device says `Forget Cables' but you can't really. OK, the number of cables are reduced a bit by combining the blu-ray and sound system. They are also reduced by one cable by providing wireless internet access - so you don't need an ethernet cable between your modem and the box - this is the `forget cable(s)' Sony is talking about. You still have all the wired speaker cables - the real problem with surround sound systems, and presumably why people are keen to use 2.1 systems with virtual surround sound - to reduce clutter and cables. To be fair Sony does a fair bit to lessen the cable pain. The cables are very long especially for the rear speakers so you should be able to choose where to locate them without cables crossing the floor. For most rooms there's sufficient cable to go around the edge of the room. In addition the speakers are colour coded, as are the cables, with a bespoke socket to plug each cable in to the back of the main unit. I was keen on the wireless speaker option which comes with the N790. However, these aren't truly wireless as they come with a remote unit which has to be powered with cables linking this to the rear speakers. Another bonus is that the speakers can be wall mounted by unscrewing the base to each and repositioning it. But, unlike some other main units (which look very similar to the N590) this version can't be wall mounted which is a bit of a shame as it seems designed to do so.On that design, the main unit has a curved top so nothing can be placed on top of it. You can place something under it but as it's an unusual size - quite long and thin - it likely won't sit well on top. For example the main unit is significantly longer than a Sky box. On the plus side all of the speakers are fairly small - and powerful at a total of 1,000w - and the subwoofer does not have it's own power supply reducing the need for power sockets and yet more cables.In terms of functionality the 3D blu-ray is fully featured and works well. The system integrates with other Sony equipment and can be operated using one remote control for most functions if you have a Bravia TV. I tend to use the system whenever the TV is on and this is easy to set up, bypassing the TV speakers, with the speaker system being turned on and off with the TV. The system comes with a range of image enhancing technologies which will already be familiar to owners of event high-end TVs. In particular Sony aim to improve streamed video. I have a fast internet link so content streams easily but reducing bandwidth to experiment with the system indicates that picture quality is good even for slower internet connection. An enormous plus for those who don't have an internet smart TV is the range of streamed content available including Sony's own extensive range of films and music available for download (for a fee) together with Lovefilm and NetFlix, the latter only on 2012 Sony TV's and blu-rays as pre-2012 models are not hardware capable of running NetFlix. Also included is the BBC iPlayer and content from Channel 5. You can, in effect, update your existing TV, to a smart TV which is probably one of the most significant upgrades of television over recent years - notwithstanding 3D and HD.There is a real danger of this review becoming the longest I have ever written so before concluding, let me highlight some of the weaker elements of the system. As noted it's not wireless and wires will still remain a big issue for many. The design of the system is new - it's not just a rectangular box - but it's limited as nothing can be placed on top and it's a bit long. While easy to set up - with colour coded cables and a microphone to automatically programme the system to know where the speakers are - there's no comprehensive manual included. You have to go online to access this and even then it's not completely comprehensive. For example, there are no instructions on how to connect a Sky box to the system which if you want 5.1 sound involves not just using a HDMI connection but a digital audio plug as well. Google it and you'll find the details. Since almost all users will want to link a Sky box this is a little remiss of Sony. And on cables, virtually none are included. You don't even get a HDMI cable to link the system to your TV, something that everyone will need. So you get speaker cables, and two cables to link the iPhone dock. That's it.In conclusion, this system offers a good solution for many who want a slimmed down surround sound system. If you need to buy a blu-ray in particular, and don't have a surround sound system, choosing this makes a lot of sense. Equally if you want to stream content to your TV this is an excellent package and again I'd seriously look at the N590 rather than just getting a media streamer. An awful lot is jammed into this system which makes it a good investment. As a result 5 stars.
17 of 19 people found the following review helpful.
A few flaws
By Awayze
I had to return mine after two months I realised my centre speaker never worked, not even in movies in full 5.1 surround sound sources. I phoned Sony but their customer support is so bad, how am I supposed to take everything to a repair shop to get it looked at, at my expense, at least Cu*rys and C*met send an engineer out to your house. So phoned Amazon who replaced it but I returned that replacement for a refund due to Sony's customer support and other issues and got a Panasonic BTT590.However, the sound on this system is very good, it's clear at full volume and the subwoofer does vibrate your room when explosions are heard/seen in films. The wires for the rear speakers are quite long, 10 metres I think, so you could take both wires around one side of your house instead of taking each wire individually across opposite walls of the room.The few flaws of this system let it down, the display is impossible to see from sitting view, the system menus are rather slow compared to the PS3 XMB and you're not afraid to go to full volume. Few times the system would neglect to turn on when my TV was turned on and or it would crash when turning off.The sound quality is very good but the options to alter sound settings are extremely limited, you can only change the decibel of each speaker and that's it.Overall, its a great system for video and audio but the slow and clunky software lets it down along with the system display viewing angles.Loses two stars for the 250W sub not being as powerful as you'd expect, the Panasonic BTT490/590 200W subs outperform the Sony's 250W, lack of sound options and annoying display angle. If you don't have a Sony TV and or don't mind not having a "all Sony" set up then I would go for the Panasonic BTT490/590, they're louder, a lot more options for sound and just better in every way except for the online functionality.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Awesome system
By L. J. Holt
Fantastic looking and sounding system. We liked it so much having bought it for the lounge we went on to buy another one for our bedroom -they are supposed to link via the wifi but not tried that yet!
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