I'm guessing the dongle is to connect wirelessly? It is the same with the DVD players. DVD players that have wireless connectivity built in seem to be around £150.
You can use a cable to connect the equipment to the internet though.
I've just a returned a Toshiba BDX1200 to Richer Sounds (£40). It really was noisy at startup, then intermittently through films, and very intrusive. Some discs were worse than others. And after the player had been to sleep then woken up the spinning noise was permanent, loud enough to drown out speech.
I got a Sony BDPS480 MR instead (£120). So much quieter mechanism, easier to setup and slightly better pictures, both in bluray and especially when playing standard DVDs. Very happy with it. If you can find the non-MR version, or the 380 (380 = 2D, 480 = 3D) you might get it within your budget.
I would have liked a Panasonic to match my TV, but my old DVD player used coaxial to connect to the surround sound AV, the Panasonics in this price range use optical - and that is in use by the set top box.