"It comes with an HDMI cable, but we'd recommend grabbing a second 4K cable if you don't have a spare. That's because the player has two HDMI out ports. The main one is for video and audio, and is the only one you must use, but the second output is dedicated to audio. Separating audio from video output produces a richer, clearer sound, so dual ports are common on dedicated 4K Blu-ray players."
"One of the coolest features of dedicated Blu-ray players like the X700U is picture upscaling. The X700U can read 4K Blu-ray, standard Blu-ray, and DVDs. When enabled, the built-in tech will enhance the resolution of standard Blu-rays and DVDs. While we haven't tested the 2025 edition of the X700U, the upscaling feature on previous iterations was quite impressive. Standard 1080p Blu-rays can look pretty darn close to 4K resolution, and 480p resolution DVDs are substantially better."
The Sony UBP-X700U plays native 4K UHD (2160p) Blu-rays and supports HDR10 for improved brightness. The player includes one HDMI cable and features two HDMI outputs: a main video/audio output and a dedicated audio-only output for richer sound. A Coaxial SPDIF output is available for connection to speakers, soundbars, and TVs. Audio formats supported include Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. The player can upscale standard Blu-rays and DVDs toward higher resolutions, improving 1080p and 480p sources. Upscaled results vary, with occasional jagged edges or visual oddities that may not satisfy viewers seeking authentic source fidelity.
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