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In order to setup Netflix access I had to login to Netflix and add the Bluray device to my account. Setup of the cisco wireless bridge was quick and easy. I have had this unit up and running for approx 1 month and am pleased with the performance and video quality when watching both dvds and Netflix. I have not had any issues with Netflix streaming being jerky or excessive buffering as others have reported. Perhaps this has to do with individual Internet speed or bandwidth?? Other than testing Netfix and Youtube streaming I have not tested other available streaming portals such as Amazon on Demand, Crackle, Slacker, etc. Perhaps for me, the best is yet to come it is the savings I will realize from cancelling cable TV!! Great playerwimpy remoteno back-light! This player player plays Blu-rays great and the audio is awesome! I also love the NetFlix streaming video! I do it wirelessly using the recommended Linksys wifi extender, which I bought refurbished on Amazon. But my old Samsung daul formatBlur-ray/HDVD player had a sharper picture. Also it s missing buttons on the remote, one to open the tray and and another to random play music tracksthat feature is not available with this player. Also, you can t play music tracks through the front USB slot, only photos. Sony! What were you thinking? Overall, if you just want to watch Blu-rays, and NetFlix movies, it s a great player. This thing is awesome. I ve become so enamored with its online capabilities I ve yet to even buy a blu-ray disc. You can stream Netflix, Amazon on-demand, YouTube, and so much more. If they would just add Hulu I wouldn t even need a DVR anymore! You can even stream NPR and listen to tons of podcasts. My only complaint is not with the player but Netflix. Their online library SUCKS. The good news is you can get everything you d ever want, even new releases, from Amazon on-demand for 3 in SD and 4 in HD. I m going to drop Netflix in favor of Amazon s pay-by-the-movie service. A couple other suggestions. Although I have never tried the wireless setup because I already had an ethernet jack nearby, I would still suggest wired over wireless. I think you ll get better quality and have more consistent performance when viewing streamed content. Also, get yourself a 4-8GB USB flash drive and plug it into the back of this unit. It doesn t come with any onboard memory, but adding a flash drive will allow it to buffer and stream better. It also is supposed to give you better access to online BD content, but I have not tried that yet. OK, so it s a blue ray player, that plays DVDs, r, r, etc. Believe it or not I bought this unit primarily for Amazon On Demand and Netflix access. It has a dozen other Internet channels. DIY, Naked Wine Tasting, Youtube, etc. Once you run a network cable to it no wireless, it runs it s updates, and you re off and watching. Had it for a couple weeks now, and it works and looks great. The only problem I m having is when using it with my harmony one remote, it only seems to have Powertoggle as an option.