Cambridge Audio Azur 751BD

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  6 out of 10

Short extract: The Cambridge Audio 751BD isn't the cheapest Blu-ray player around but it does give you tank-like build quality along with plenty of features, DLNA streaming and it's also supplied with a Wi-Fi dongle.

• Luxurious build quality, Dreamy picture and sound, Supplied Wi-Fi dongle
• Expensive, Paltry web content, Wi-Fi not built-in

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  10 out of 10

Short extract: Cambridge Audio now has a new Blu-ray player vying for your attention. The 751BD is twice the price of its cheaper 650BD sibling, but if it's twice as good, we could be in for a real treat.

• Very good 2D/3D Blu-ray pictures, fine DVD upscaling, authoritative sound, solid specification including two HDMI outputs
• Appearance is a tad ordinary, bass can sound overbearing

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  9 out of 10

Summary: With stunning build quality and performance, Cambridge Audio’s first 3D Blu-ray deck easily justifies its hefty price tag

• Near flawless picture and sound, Excellent build quality, Media streaming and extensive format support
• Expensive, Poor web content, Remote needs tweaking

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  9 out of 10

Summary: The Cambridge Audio Azur 751BD is a 3D-ready Blu-ray player aimed at audiophiles. It sounds heavenly with pretty much any disc you feed it, but also delivers fabulous hi-def video and can stream almost every type of media via a LAN or USB. It's undeniably fine, but expensive.

Short extract: The Cambridge Audio Azur 751BD is a 3D-ready Blu-ray player aimed at audiophiles. It sounds heavenly with pretty much any disc you feed it, but it also delivers fabulous hi-def video and can stream almost every type of media via a LAN or from USB. It's undeniably fine, but expensive.

Conclusion: The Cambridge Audio Azur 751BD is a highly desirable, multi-talented player. Whether you favour Blu-rays, DVDs, CDs or streaming media, it won't disappoint.

• Superb audiovisual performance, Super Audio CD and DVD-Audio support, Solid media-streaming capability
• No significant online content, Remote control lacks backlighting, Pricey