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# Multi-room music streaming via HomeShare Built-in Wi-Fi for seamless streaming Full HD 1080p & 3D playback Sony BDP-S590 3D Blu-ray Disc Player with Wi-Fi (Black) (2012 Model)

**Brand:** sony
**Price:** KSh5835
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎬 Elevate your home entertainment—stream, play, and socialize in stunning 3D and HD!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Sony BDP-S590 3D Blu-ray Disc Player with Wi-Fi (Black) (2012 Model) by sony
- **How much does it cost?** KSh5835 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.ke](https://www.desertcart.co.ke/products/34140512-sony-bdp-s590-3d-blu-ray-disc-player-with-wi)

## Best For

- sony enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sony brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Stream Without Limits:** Integrated Wi-Fi connects effortlessly to your home network—ditch the cables and dive into Netflix, YouTube, Hulu Plus, and more instantly.
- • **Control at Your Fingertips:** Use the Sony Media Remote app on your smartphone or tablet for intuitive control and quick searches with a full QWERTY keyboard.
- • **Party-Ready Multi-Room Audio:** Wirelessly stream your favorite playlists throughout your home with Sony HomeShare-compatible speakers—perfect for hosting or relaxing.
- • **Immersive 3D & Full HD Visuals:** Experience movies in stunning Full HD 1080p and breathtaking 3D that transports you right into the action.
- • **Reliable Performance, Fast Start:** Quick Start/Quick Load technology means less waiting and more watching, with stable connections even at a distance from your router.

## Overview

The Sony BDP-S590 is a 3D-capable Blu-ray player featuring Full HD 1080p playback, built-in Wi-Fi for seamless streaming from top services like Netflix and YouTube, and multi-room music streaming via Sony HomeShare. It supports a wide range of disc and media formats, offers quick start times, and can be controlled remotely via a dedicated smartphone app. Designed for reliable wireless performance even at a distance from routers, it combines advanced connectivity with immersive audiovisual quality for a modern home theater experience.

## Description

3D Blu-ray Disc Full HD 1080p playback. Built-in Wi-Fi. Sony Entertainment Network: Netflix, YouTube, Pandora, Hulu Plus& more. Media Remote app for iPhone/iPad & Android phones. Share music throughout home with Home Share.Input/Output Connectors: Analog-1x Composite Video,1x 2-Channel Audio (RCA),Digital-1x HDMI,1x Digital Optical Audio,1x Digital Coaxial Audio,Other-1x Ethernet,2x USB.What's in the box: Sony BDP-S590 Blu-ray Disc Player, Remote Control (RMT-B119A), 2 x AA Batteries, A/V Cable, Warranty Card, Owner's Manual and1-Year Parts & Labor Warranty.A/V Playback Formats: Video: BD-R, BD-RE, BD-ROM, DVD, DVD+R, DVD+R DL, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-R DL, DVD-RW, Audio: CD, CD-R, CD-RW, SACD, File Formats Supported: null, AVCHD, GIF, JPEG, MP3, MPEG-4, MPEG1, MPEG2, PNG, null.

Review: Best I've Found For Wireless Service - In April I decided that although I loved my LG blu-ray player for Netflix and watching blu-rays, I wanted a new player that would let me watch desertcart streaming and have an updated and easier to use Netflix interface. My old player worked perfectly for what it did, I just wanted something that did more. First, based on my great experience with my LG player, I ordered the LG BD670. I liked the interface, liked how it played blu-rays, loved that I could search Netflix from the blu-ray player itself (the old player would only let you view your queue and a few of the specific categories that it chose, you had to go to another device if you wanted to search or even browse beyond that) and I loved desertcart streaming. But it did not play Netflix well: during the course of pretty much anything I'd try to watch, whether it was a 2+ hours movie or a twenty minute tv episode, it would lose the sound and have stuttering picture for anywhere between a few seconds to several minutes. After less than two weeks I contacted desertcart and sent it back. I put my old blu-ray player back and it worked with no problems, for Netflix and blu-rays both. Then, based on glowing reviews, I tried the Panasonic DMP-BDT220. Initially it seemed great. I liked it even more than the LG. Then it started having connection issues. Actually, it started having connection issues the first day, but I didn't realize right away that it was going to be a *constant* problem. There was not one day that it did not lose the internet connection. Granted, where it was set-up is as far away from my wireless router as it can be while the two devices are still the house, so some connection issues are understandable, but it would lose connection when nothing else in the room it was in had lost their connection and beyond that even, it would not reestablish its connection until I'd cycled it off and on, sometimes several times. I really wanted it to work, since when it was working, I loved it. I did not contact the company, in fairness, so I cannot say if they could have helped me or comment on their customer service. I did check online reviews and message boards and found that I was not alone in having internet connection issues with it. I tried some fixes that were posted but nothing worked. I read more than one person complaining that they *had* contacted Panasonic and were told that the wireless in the player just wasn't that strong, and the only real cure for connections issues was to move the player closer the router. That wasn't an option for me so, incredibly frustrated, after almost a month of it, I contacted desertcart and sent it back. Again I put my old blu-ray player back and it worked with no problems. Finally, as a last resort, I tried this player, the Sony BDP-S590. Tentatively, hesitantly, I would say it *seems* I've found my player. I admit, I held off on the Sony because it was more expensive than the LG, and at least at the time I was first looking, the reviews weren't as good as for the Panasonic. But for me, it's working. It sits where the Panasonic sat (and where the LGs sat) and doesn't have any connection issues except when there is genuinely an interruption that is affecting everything else that's connected to the router--and even then as soon as the router is doing its thing again, all I have to do is hit "Retry" and the player is connected again, no turning it off and on repeatedly. It has no problem playing Netflix, or desertcart streaming, or Crackle, or Youtube, or good old blu-rays. I appreciate that it's got the only remote that actually controls my not-that-old Toshiba tv, which isn't a big deal, but it's nice. I'm not an audiophile or videophile or whatever, so I can't comment on the technicalities of the sound or picture; it sounds and looks fine to me. The loading times aren't long enough that I get impatient, but I'm not the sort of person who times those things as long as they aren't long enough to make me take notice. As far as I'm concerned, if you just want to watch stuff, it works. And if you have any sort of distance constraints on where you can place it (like if you don't want to/can't put it in the same room with the router) this is your best bet. I waited to write this review, paranoid after the first two blu-ray players, but after about a month of this, I'm still pleased with it.
Review: Very feature rich blu-ray player for the price. - After a bit of shopping around and looking at a number of reviews I decided to go with the Sony BDP -S series. I settled on the 590 because it seemed to have the most bang for the buck. The upgrade to the 790 did not seem worth the price: I don't have a TV capable of 4k resolution, and given the location of my TV I don't need an IR port. The dual core processor in the 790 sounds nice, but having used this player for about two weeks responsiveness is not a problem, so I have a feeling that it is only required for the 790 player. Setup was mostly automated by the device, and only took about 15 minutes. It is a little bit of a pain to type letters (wireless network names, passwords) using the remote. Numbers 1-9 are mapped to three or four characters the same way you would send a text message on older phones. Once you get used to it, things aren't that bad. Otherwise I had no problems connecting to my home network, desertcart video, Netflix, Hulu, etc. One of the big reasons I upgraded was for streaming content. Previously I'd been streaming content to a Wii and I wanted to finally see Netflix and Hulu in HD. Streaming on this thing is a dream come true for those of us who were previously stuck in standard definition. My town has a very speedy and reliable internet connection, so I have no trouble watching HD over the internet. Among other cool applications are the desertcart app for prime users and youtube. Previously I'd been stuck watching Prime only on my laptop because there was no Wii app. I haven't noticed the noise reduction feature, but I consider that a plus. If a noise reduction application is doing its job correctly you're not going to notice it running in the background. There are a number of other available apps, but I haven't had time to explore all of them. I look forward to getting to know them all. All of the apps on the Sony entertainment network have a similar look and feel, so its pretty easy to get to know new applications. I've also downloaded the remote control apps for both my android tablet and my iPhone. Both are very responsive, and contain more fathers than the remote that comes with the unit (including a simulated touchpad for navigation and a frame that gives you information on whatever disc is currently in the drive). Not surprisingly, Blu-rays look great. The box's dvd upscaling works well, so DVDs also look very clear on a 1080p TV. The player looks good on my TV stand. It has a very slim and sleek profile. My TV does not support 3D (its a feature that I'm not terribly interested in), so I cannot comment on the 3D quality. Yes, there are other players out there with more bells and whistles (there will always be something better available), but for the price this thing is a steal. If the feature set is compatible with what you're looking for I would highly recommend this player for your media room.

## Features

- 3D Blu-ray Disc Player with Full HD 1080p playback
- Built-in Wi-Fi, Digital Audio Output(s): 1 Optical (Rear), 1 Coaxial (Rear)
- AVCHD, GIF, JPEG, MP3, MPEG-4, MPEG1, MPEG2, PNG; Media Remote app for iPhone/iPad & Android phones
- Region: Blu-ray: A, DVD: 1, 60Hz
- Power requirement: 120 VAC, 60 Hz

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B006U1YUZE |
| Analog Video Format | NTSC |
| Audio Output Mode | Surround |
| Best Sellers Rank | #241,419 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #131 in Blu-Ray Disc Players |
| Brand | Sony |
| Built-In Media | Sony BDP-S590 Blu-ray Disc Player, Remote Control (RMT-B119A), 2 x AA Batteries, A/V Cable, Warranty Card, Owner's Manual and 1-Year Parts & Labor Warranty |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | HDMI-compatible devices |
| Connectivity Technology | wi-fi_built_in |
| Connector Type | HDMI |
| Controller Type | Remote Control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,011 Reviews |
| File Format | AVI, GIF, JPEG, MP3, MP4, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, MPEG1, PNG |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00027242840300 |
| Item Weight | 4.4 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Sony |
| Media Type | Blu-Ray Disc |
| Mfr Part Number | BDPS590 |
| Model Name | Sony BDP-S590 |
| Model Number | BDPS590 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | 3D |
| Resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Special Feature | 3D |
| Supported Audio Format | MP3, AAC, PCM |
| Surround Sound Channel Configuration | 5.1 |
| Total Number of HDMI Ports | 1 |
| UPC | 027242840300 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Video Encoding | MPEG-4 AVC (H.264) |
| Video Output Resolution | 1080p |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Surround
- **Brand:** Sony
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wi-Fi
- **Connector Type:** HDMI
- **Item Weight:** 4.4 Pounds
- **Media Type:** Blu-Ray Disc
- **Model Name:** Sony BDP-S590
- **Resolution:** 1920x1080
- **Special Feature:** 3D

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does the remote have a keypad if not is there a remote that does that is compatable?**
A: The remote is a RMT-B119A and has a numerical keypad but not a letter keypad like a keyboard.

**Q: can I surf the internet with this?  Can I watch web content (flash)?**
A: Yes, you can but it's quite complicated w/o keyboard. Takes time to use the remote. Won't recommend it. To watch web content (flash), I think you have to installed/download Adobe Flash Player or use HTML(???). Not really sure bout the technical things. I use this DVD player mostly to watch movies from Netflix/Amazon, which streams smoothly.

**Q: wiil this work with amazon prime instant videos**
A: yes.  that is why I chose it.  I use it mostly for Amazon Prime.  The only problem is that sometimes it does not recognize the video is free - but the Amazon site corrects this immediately before I even ask.  I've been using it for Prime for about a week - and so far, so good.

**Q: Anyone else have Amazon Prime problems? Streaming from Amazon constantly reporting network down (falsely) and won't resume on retry. Netflix OK.**
A: Ive had zero issues with Prime.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best I've Found For Wireless Service
*by J***N on June 4, 2012*

In April I decided that although I loved my LG blu-ray player for Netflix and watching blu-rays, I wanted a new player that would let me watch Amazon streaming and have an updated and easier to use Netflix interface. My old player worked perfectly for what it did, I just wanted something that did more. First, based on my great experience with my LG player, I ordered the LG BD670. I liked the interface, liked how it played blu-rays, loved that I could search Netflix from the blu-ray player itself (the old player would only let you view your queue and a few of the specific categories that it chose, you had to go to another device if you wanted to search or even browse beyond that) and I loved Amazon streaming. But it did not play Netflix well: during the course of pretty much anything I'd try to watch, whether it was a 2+ hours movie or a twenty minute tv episode, it would lose the sound and have stuttering picture for anywhere between a few seconds to several minutes. After less than two weeks I contacted Amazon and sent it back. I put my old blu-ray player back and it worked with no problems, for Netflix and blu-rays both. Then, based on glowing reviews, I tried the Panasonic DMP-BDT220. Initially it seemed great. I liked it even more than the LG. Then it started having connection issues. Actually, it started having connection issues the first day, but I didn't realize right away that it was going to be a *constant* problem. There was not one day that it did not lose the internet connection. Granted, where it was set-up is as far away from my wireless router as it can be while the two devices are still the house, so some connection issues are understandable, but it would lose connection when nothing else in the room it was in had lost their connection and beyond that even, it would not reestablish its connection until I'd cycled it off and on, sometimes several times. I really wanted it to work, since when it was working, I loved it. I did not contact the company, in fairness, so I cannot say if they could have helped me or comment on their customer service. I did check online reviews and message boards and found that I was not alone in having internet connection issues with it. I tried some fixes that were posted but nothing worked. I read more than one person complaining that they *had* contacted Panasonic and were told that the wireless in the player just wasn't that strong, and the only real cure for connections issues was to move the player closer the router. That wasn't an option for me so, incredibly frustrated, after almost a month of it, I contacted Amazon and sent it back. Again I put my old blu-ray player back and it worked with no problems. Finally, as a last resort, I tried this player, the Sony BDP-S590. Tentatively, hesitantly, I would say it *seems* I've found my player. I admit, I held off on the Sony because it was more expensive than the LG, and at least at the time I was first looking, the reviews weren't as good as for the Panasonic. But for me, it's working. It sits where the Panasonic sat (and where the LGs sat) and doesn't have any connection issues except when there is genuinely an interruption that is affecting everything else that's connected to the router--and even then as soon as the router is doing its thing again, all I have to do is hit "Retry" and the player is connected again, no turning it off and on repeatedly. It has no problem playing Netflix, or Amazon streaming, or Crackle, or Youtube, or good old blu-rays. I appreciate that it's got the only remote that actually controls my not-that-old Toshiba tv, which isn't a big deal, but it's nice. I'm not an audiophile or videophile or whatever, so I can't comment on the technicalities of the sound or picture; it sounds and looks fine to me. The loading times aren't long enough that I get impatient, but I'm not the sort of person who times those things as long as they aren't long enough to make me take notice. As far as I'm concerned, if you just want to watch stuff, it works. And if you have any sort of distance constraints on where you can place it (like if you don't want to/can't put it in the same room with the router) this is your best bet. I waited to write this review, paranoid after the first two blu-ray players, but after about a month of this, I'm still pleased with it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very feature rich blu-ray player for the price.
*by J***A on October 13, 2012*

After a bit of shopping around and looking at a number of reviews I decided to go with the Sony BDP -S series. I settled on the 590 because it seemed to have the most bang for the buck. The upgrade to the 790 did not seem worth the price: I don't have a TV capable of 4k resolution, and given the location of my TV I don't need an IR port. The dual core processor in the 790 sounds nice, but having used this player for about two weeks responsiveness is not a problem, so I have a feeling that it is only required for the 790 player. Setup was mostly automated by the device, and only took about 15 minutes. It is a little bit of a pain to type letters (wireless network names, passwords) using the remote. Numbers 1-9 are mapped to three or four characters the same way you would send a text message on older phones. Once you get used to it, things aren't that bad. Otherwise I had no problems connecting to my home network, Amazon video, Netflix, Hulu, etc. One of the big reasons I upgraded was for streaming content. Previously I'd been streaming content to a Wii and I wanted to finally see Netflix and Hulu in HD. Streaming on this thing is a dream come true for those of us who were previously stuck in standard definition. My town has a very speedy and reliable internet connection, so I have no trouble watching HD over the internet. Among other cool applications are the Amazon app for prime users and youtube. Previously I'd been stuck watching Prime only on my laptop because there was no Wii app. I haven't noticed the noise reduction feature, but I consider that a plus. If a noise reduction application is doing its job correctly you're not going to notice it running in the background. There are a number of other available apps, but I haven't had time to explore all of them. I look forward to getting to know them all. All of the apps on the Sony entertainment network have a similar look and feel, so its pretty easy to get to know new applications. I've also downloaded the remote control apps for both my android tablet and my iPhone. Both are very responsive, and contain more fathers than the remote that comes with the unit (including a simulated touchpad for navigation and a frame that gives you information on whatever disc is currently in the drive). Not surprisingly, Blu-rays look great. The box's dvd upscaling works well, so DVDs also look very clear on a 1080p TV. The player looks good on my TV stand. It has a very slim and sleek profile. My TV does not support 3D (its a feature that I'm not terribly interested in), so I cannot comment on the 3D quality. Yes, there are other players out there with more bells and whistles (there will always be something better available), but for the price this thing is a steal. If the feature set is compatible with what you're looking for I would highly recommend this player for your media room.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Value For The Price, but slightly disappointed!
*by A***A on November 30, 2012*

So I was looking for a device that could replace my home theater pc since I was not using it much for TV anymore. My main goal was to find a product that I could use with Netflix, Amazon, etc. but even more so, was the fact that I needed to be able to play all my home movies. I have a NAS device with a DNLA server where I store all my movies, videos, and photos so I needed a device that could play a various amount of file formats. After doing much research online in my price range, I narrowed it down to The BDP-S590 and an LG BP620. I chose Sony for two reasons even though the LG had a much larger file format support. 1) It had support for Amazon Instant Video, and 2) It supported Divx and xVid. I have to say that I was VERY disappointed with one aspect of the Sony, and this is not stated anywhere on any product info pages. The file formats supported do not work via all mediums. All of the listed formats are supported ONLY via a USB drive connected to the back of the player. DNLA only supports a few of the listed ones, so your option is either to encode all the videos in one of those supported formats, OR use real time transcoding software like PlayOn or TVersity. For me, since transcoding is very CPU intensive I have chose to re-encode all my videos, but this is not feasible for a lot of users so it may be easier to just dump them on a local USB drive. I will provide more details on specific codecs below. One last thing to note is that you had to enable "Internet Video" before it would see files on the network, took my a minute to realize that. UNBOXING: Not much to say here. Very clean box with just the DVD player, Remote, Manual and Cables. I was mildy disappointed that it only came with composite cables. Would have been much nicer to come with HDMI. INSTALLATION: Again pretty simple. Just plugged in to the wall, plugged my network cable, and plugged my HDMI cable into the TV as well as my optical audio cable to the receiver. SETUP: Initial setup was pretty simple, most of the menus did everything automatically; HOWEVER, since I was using a wired connection with easy network setup, it already pulled an IP address and was working perfectly. I did not test configuring a wireless connection. INTERFACE: I have read some reviews online that complained about a laggy interface or some lag when playing videos etc. I have not noticed this as of you. Everything has been blazing fast. I personally do not care for the Playstation/PSP style layout as I like Eye candy, but its very clean and easy to navigate. DVD/BRAY: Oddly enough, I have yet to test Disc playback, and do not own any blu-rays yet. There is no reason to believe this would have any issues but I will edit this review if it comes up. FILE FORMAT SUPPORT: This is taken from the manual, and as you can see is a bit convoluted. You need to make sure you encode your video as well as the audio portion of the video in a format that is supported if you want to use it over DNLA. *1 The player does not play coded files such as DRM. *2 The player may not play this file format on a DLNA server. *3 The player can only play standard definition video on a DLNA server. *4 This player can play AVCHD Ver.2.0 format. *5 The player plays AVCHD format files that are recorded on a digital video camera, etc. The AVCHD format disc will not play if it has not been correctly finalized. *6 The player does not play coded files such as Lossless. *7 The player does not play animated PNG or animated GIF files. *8 For MPO files other than 3D, the key image or the first image is displayed. Audio: MP3 (MPEG-1 Audio Layer III) ".mp3" AAC/HE-AAC *1 *2 *6 ".m4a" WMA9 Standard *1 *2 *6 ".wma" LPCM ".wav" Video: MPEG-1 Video/PS *1 *2 MPEG-2 Video/PS,TS *1 *3 ".mpg," ".mpeg," ".m2ts," ".mts" MPEG-4 AVC *1*2 ".mkv," ".mp4," ".m4v," ".m2ts," ".mts" WMV9 *1*2 ".wmv," ".asf" AVCHD *2 *4 *5 Xvid ".avi" Photo: JPEG ".jpg," ".jpeg" PNG ".png*7" GIF ".gif*7" MPO ".mpo"*8 SUPPORTED DISC FORMATS: I will update my review with this info, but here is the list of playable disc/formats Blu-ray Disc*1 BD-ROM BD-R*2/BD-RE*2 DVD*3 DVD-ROM DVD-R/DVD-RW DVD+R/DVD+RW CD*3 CD-DA (Music CD) CD-ROM CD-R/CD-RW Super Audio CD *1 Since the Blu-ray Disc specifications are new and evolving, some discs may not be playable depending on the disc type and the version. The audio output differs depending on the source, connected output jack, and selected audio settings. *2 BD-RE: Ver.2.1 BD-R: Ver.1.1, 1.2, 1.3 including organic pigment type BD-R (LTH type) The BD-Rs recorded on a PC cannot be played if postscripts are recordable. *3 A CD or DVD disc will not play if it has not been correctly finalized. For more information, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the recording device. Discs that cannot be played * BDs with cartridge * BDXLs * DVD-RAMs * HD DVDs * DVD Audio discs * PHOTO CDs * Data part of CD-Extras * Super VCDs * Audio material side on DualDiscs OVERALL: I would give this unit a 7/10. Mostly because of the file format issues, to support a format but only allow it via usb and not DNLA is absurd to me. I also think the interface could look a little more "Casual" and less "Business". For the money I am not sure you will find anything better. There are only about 3-4 other competing brands for the price/features, and they all excel in other areas while falling short in others. This Sony was the best all around one of the bunch.

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