Technika BRSS10 review

A Blu-ray player at under £100 may seem like a bargain, but while it is cheap enough we just can't get excited about this Tesco disc spinner Tested at £90.00

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What Hi-Fi? Verdict

Affordable and affable it may be, but the BRSS10 won’t trouble many rivals at this pricepoint

Pros

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    Decent build quality for the money

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    a watchable Blu-ray picture

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    easy-to read-display

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    connectivity is commendable for the price

Cons

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    There's a warmish hue to the colours

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    sound is somewhat flat

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    complicated remote control

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If you're a frequenter of Tesco or the store's online website, direct.tesco.com, you might have come across this sub-£100 Blu-ray player.

Compared with rival players, the BRSS10 has a notably narrow chassis, but build quality is par for the course. A combination of neon blue numbers and letters makes the display easy to read.

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