But when it comes to immersive picture and sound quality, the features packed into blu-ray discs can't be beat. Plus, the comfort of owning your favorite movies in physical form offers something ...

If you've been on the lookout for discounted 4Ks and Blu-rays, Amazon's Big Spring Sale has a ton of physical copies of movies and TV shows worth picking up while the sales event lasts.

Nope, Sony isn’t quite done with Blu-ray yet. Barely two months after announcing that it’s exiting the recordable Blu-ray business, Sony has revealed something of a surprise: its first new Blu ...

Lovers of physical media are a dying breed: DVD, Blu-ray, and UHD Blu-ray sales dropped by 23.4% year-over-year, according to the annual report for 2024 by the Digital Entertainment Group (DEG ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. With over 18 years of history, Blu-ray technology was designed to take CDs and DVDs to the next level. Not only can they hold ...

In the latest hit against physical media fans, LG has discontinued its remaining Blu-ray players. However, this doesn't spell the end for Blu-rays, which, in at least some categories, are seeing ...

Given the lowball pricing and good if not top-shelf performance the T-Force G50 is a prime competitor for your bargain NVMe SSD dollar. Teamgroup’s T-Force G50 is an excellent combination of ...

One of the benefits of current-gen consoles from Microsoft and Sony are their ability to play Blu-rays — and that includes newer, 4K discs that collectors like myself love to stock our shelves with.

From shimmering and embossed covers to boatloads of bonus features, it’s hard to beat the prestige of owning a physical Blu-ray copy of your favorite films – and that’s before considering ...

Physical media is increasingly popular, as fandom, nostalgia, and streaming burnout cause some cinephiles to switch off their Amazon Prime accounts and fire up their Blu-ray players. One of the ...

This is admittedly cheaper than buying a single 4K Blu-ray, which on average costs about $30 / £25 / AU$39 for a mainstream release and more for rarer or lesser-known movies from smaller publishers.

With the introduction of Blu-ray in 2006, home video began to take a giant leap forward in quality thanks to HD pictures with brighter colors and better sharpness than we’d seen at home before.