LG tells FlatpanelsHD it could produce more units if demand increases, although it hasn’t developed a new Blu-ray player since 2018.

LG has discontinued all of its UHD Blu-ray and Blu-ray players, but it may return to the market in the future.

LG has ended production of its range of Blu-ray players, adding concerns to an already rocky 4K Blu-ray market.

LG, who you'll know mostly for its stellar OLED TVs, has announced that it will discontinue production of its currently available models. The UBK80 and UBK90 4K Blu-ray players were both released in 2018, and LG hasn't released successors for either model in the six years that they have been available; so this hasn't come as too much of a shock.

In a sign of the times, LG has announced the discontinuation of its Blu-ray players, including the UBK80 and UBK90 UHD models.

The list of manufacturers of UHD Blu-ray players continues to shrink. LG is exiting the market: The manufacturer has already removed the German product pages, while the US pages explicitly state "discontinued".

It's been almost six years since LG launched its last Blu-ray players, the UBK80 and UBK90 UHD. As reported by FlatpanelsHD, the Korean firm will not

Following in line with Samsung and Oppo, LG is halting any further production of its Blu-ray players with all current units in stock being the very last in rotation.