Reavon is a premium Ultra HD Blu-ray player manufacturer owned by Paris-based French company Groupe Archisoft, founded by Jacques Bensahkoun who also created the successful Zappiti media players brand. Established as a specialized division of Groupe Archisoft (a consumer electronics company with 30 years of experience in selling music and video discs and AV equipment), Reavon was created specifically to fill the gap left by OPPO Digital's exit from the market in 2018, focusing exclusively on building high-end disc players for discerning enthusiast customers. The company launched in 2021 with two flagship models: the UBR-X100 (€800/$799) and UBR-X200 (€1,600/$1,699), both designed as universal 4K UHD Blu-ray players compatible with Dolby Vision, SACD, DVD-Audio, and 3D Blu-ray formats. Engineered and designed entirely by Groupe Archisoft with production capabilities in Asia, Reavon's products are positioned as premium 'universal disc players' that prioritize Ultra HD Blu-ray playback while supporting a comprehensive range of optical disc formats. The company's design philosophy emphasizes creating original, from-scratch engineered products rather than OEM solutions, leveraging Archisoft's decades of experience in media player development and software optimization. Reavon players are designed to serve the high-end home cinema market with features like advanced video processing, audiophile-grade DACs, and comprehensive format support, maintaining the premium positioning that characterized OPPO's former market segment while offering modern Ultra HD and HDR capabilities for today's discerning home theater enthusiasts.