Der Panasonic kombiniert füllige Ausstattung und erstklassige Bildqualität mit einem niedrigen Preis, weshalb er einen Preistipp verdient. Nur Kleinigkeiten wie etwa das fehlende Lip-Sync-Delay lassen Platz für Kritik.

Panasonic's DMP-BDT110 is the middle-of-the-pack Blu-ray player in the company's 2011 line-up, and it shaped up to be a generally impressive performer. It doesn't have certain bells and whistles (like built-in Wi-Fi, for example) that are restricted to the top DMP-BDT310 model, but for watching 2D and 3D content, playing compressed video and accessing Panasonic's limited range of online content, it's perfectly capable.

For the price of S$299, the BDT110 is just slightly more expensive than the cheapest 3D Blu-ray players in the market. It is also one of the few machines in the market with Skype compability and features a dedicated video processor to deliver better picture quality. However, its limited USB ports might deter people who don't want the hassle of switching USB devices frequently.