Reavon Discontinues Production of UHD Blu-ray Players

Reavon, a French company known for its premium UHD Blu-ray players, has ceased production due to component shortages.
Models like UBR-X100, UBR-X110, and UBR-X200 supported 4K HDR video but are now discontinued globally.
The company confirmed the inability to repair their players due to the same component scarcity.
Oppo exited the UHD Blu-ray player market in 2018, Samsung in 2019, LG in 2024, reflecting a move towards streaming.
Magnetar remains the sole provider of high-end UHD Blu-ray players, while Panasonic and Sony cater to the budget segment.

Reavon, a French company known for its premium UHD Blu-ray players, has ceased production due to component shortages.
Models like UBR-X100, UBR-X110, and UBR-X200 supported 4K HDR video but are now discontinued globally.
The company confirmed the inability to repair their players due to the same component scarcity.
Oppo exited the UHD Blu-ray player market in 2018, Samsung in 2019, LG in 2024, reflecting a move towards streaming.
Magnetar remains the sole provider of high-end UHD Blu-ray players, while Panasonic and Sony cater to the budget segment.

Reavon, a French company known for its premium UHD Blu-ray players, has ceased production due to component shortages.
Models like UBR-X100, UBR-X110, and UBR-X200 supported 4K HDR video but are now discontinued globally.
The company confirmed the inability to repair their players due to the same component scarcity.
Oppo exited the UHD Blu-ray player market in 2018, Samsung in 2019, LG in 2024, reflecting a move towards streaming.
Magnetar remains the sole provider of high-end UHD Blu-ray players, while Panasonic and Sony cater to the budget segment.

Reavon, a French company known for its premium UHD Blu-ray players, has ceased production due to component shortages.
Models like UBR-X100, UBR-X110, and UBR-X200 supported 4K HDR video but are now discontinued globally.
The company confirmed the inability to repair their players due to the same component scarcity.
Oppo exited the UHD Blu-ray player market in 2018, Samsung in 2019, LG in 2024, reflecting a move towards streaming.
Magnetar remains the sole provider of high-end UHD Blu-ray players, while Panasonic and Sony cater to the budget segment.