Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Denon AVR-S570BT has completely transformed my home theater experience. With 70W per channel and 5.2-channel surround sound, the audio is strong and crystal clear, bringing movies and music to life. The Bluetooth and 8K Ultra HD HDR support make it super easy to connect and enjoy stunning visuals . During set up it will perform automatic test to understand the speakers location and create a custom set up. If you're looking to upgrade your entertainment system, this receiver is a game-changer.

I moved to brand new house 6months ago and wanted to upgrade man cave. I am replacing Pioneer receiver that just stop working. Set-up took about 15 minutes to calibrate with provided mic. Caught this on sale for holiday. While visiting BB, I was looking at sony, sales tech referred me to Denon. This receiver packs a punch. I noticed that if you pass-through the receiver via Hdmi it is louder, but if you run all sources to TV and use Digital Audio (Toslink cable) it's not as loud. I even reconfigured audio settings on TV and receiver and not the same. I love the fact that I can keep subwoofer on, and not hear humming noise when in standby mode like on previous receivers. I also like the various sound modes Dolby Digital Plus, Atmos, Neo 6: Cinema and multichannel are the main ones I prefer.

I bought this receiver for Christmas and for the money you cant beat it.This is gonna make not only my Christmas but my fiancees Christmas as well.Everytime i shop at Bestbuy i always leave with what i was looking for and the name brand and quality of this product is a steal.

the Bought to replace my old Onkyo. This receiver was easy to setup and use out of box, sounds great. Zero issues so far. Would recommend to anyone at this price point...

This works exactly as expected. It was easy to set up. It is a good size, not huge like other receivers. The sound quality is good.

This is a must get, when it comes to quality and sound.

I've been using Denon AVR receivers for nearly 30 years. I needed to replace my AVR 1801 and I thought I'd stay with Denon again. Overall, I am happy with the way the unit functions as a whole. There is good, clean power, The ability to switch HDMI sources at 4K (I don't have any 8K devices) and get the best sound quality is great. I really liked using the external mic to set the system up. Now for the downers: 1. No way to configure a CD player. I "fudged" it and used the "Media Player" input, but it insists on requiring an HDMI connection. 2. I connected my home music server to the Aux in via Google's Chromecast audio. Excellent sound, but I cannot have the TV display video from another input while getting audio from the Aux input, so I get a blank screen. 3. There is a QR code that allows you to get an app do download for your phone to control the receiver. However, it appears my version of Android is too new, so I cannot get the app (I have an Galaxy S22). Denon, how can you send people to download an app they can't use? At any rate after viewing the feedback from users, maybe it's a good idea I don't have it. 4. Firmware apparently is not updatable, yet, all you read all over Denon's website is how to update your receiver. Supposedly it's done via USB since this unit doesn't not have WiFi. At any rate, it is a good unit without this, but at least update your product info to say it cannot be updated instead of seemingly mixing with the S970BT. All in all, If it weren't for some of the issues I ran into I would have rated this receiver much higher. I am debating whether or not to keep this unit because I wound up connecting much in the same way my AVR 1801 was connected, meaning, I'm now not using those cool HDMI connections. I will recommend this to others because maybe they have no need to connect CD players, and don't care to use video switching, etc.

Bought this to replace a 16 year old Harmon Kardon AVR. Absolutely love this purchase. Definitely gives plenty of power and sound to my 5.1 setup that Polk and Klipsch speakers. Initial setup was very easy and I was impressed with how Denon includes this "microphone" to set up the best optimal sound for the type of room it is used in. Works flawlessly between my PS5, PS4, and my 65 inch Samsung QLED Smart TV. Make sure to use more modern HDMI like HDMI 2.1.

Great 5.2 channel receiver. Was debating if I needed to spend more on a 7 channel unit - but this does everything I need with my current 5.1 home theater. Glad I didn’t spend more. Was able to setup in about 10 minutes. Replaced an older Harmon Kardon 7.1 unit because I wanted more modern features. This supports 4K HDMI pass through and Bluetooth that works great with my iPhone. Sound is excellent paired with my Klipsch reference setup and gets plenty loud. Highly recommend.

I bought my first Denon in 1996 and should never had let it go in 2020. I thought I was upgrading to the newest audio formats by getting a Sony. The Sony was a lemon from the start, and finally the video portions went out in January, so I gave it away. I bought this Denon to replace it and so far, it hasn't disappointed. The sound and video is excellent and set up was a breeze. I've used the same Polk Audio surround speakers since 1996 and paired with this new Denon, they still sound great, too.

Fantastic 5.1 Surround Sound Receiver! Easy to set up and at 70watts for 5 speakers (I have Polk Advent speakers), it produces plenty of sound for my size room of approx. 300sqf. Price was very reasonable as well...

nice sounding amp! movies are acoustically awesome - given my klipch speaker setup. Easy to setup for room nuances with calibration mike, Able to bluetooth to my phone for great audio source

Replaced my 20 year old receiver for this and big changes in technology. Sounds great, easy to setup, and learned about and use the hdmi pass through. Treble and bass control and individual speaker volume. All I need for my 5.1 system. Lots of settings to make it what you want.

I have been waiting a long time to get my hands on an AV receiver with fully operational HDMI 2.1 (bug free) for use with my gaming consoles. After reading about all the issue's with the earlier ones I avoided AVR's until I could find a reasonably priced 2022 model. Enter the Denon S570BT, a great option for those looking for an entry-level 5.2 capable receiver that fully supports HDMI 2.1 out of the box. This AVR has a good MSRP price, and is a steal when on sale! After several days of playing games on both PS5 and Xbox Series X, I can confirm that all games perform flawlessly, without any noticeable latency problems, whether using standard 4K/60 or the faster 120fps mode. It's buttery smooth too! Please make sure you only use certified HDMI cables so you don't have issue's with the screen blacking out and/or audio cutting out. I was plagued with black screen drops in the past, when I initially started 4K gaming on PS4 Pro. Changing out my non-certified cables eliminated the issue. Sound quality is very good, especially considering the low price point and lower watts this receiver is pushing out to my Polk towers and rear surrounds. I run a 5 channel surround setup in a room that is roughly 12x10 feet, and this gets plenty loud. Setup is a breeze and walks you through everything. The included mic is used for audio calibration so it can make corrections based on your room. Make sure to take the time to do this! I can't comment on movie listening since I only use this receiver in my game room, but I can tell you that the directionality is spot on with this receiver. I played some COD matches and could easily tell where other players were running around. I finished the new God of War on PS5 and it was quite a sight to behold, as well as listen to, when playing on resolution mode with working 4K/40fps. My only nitpick with this receiver would be that using the remote to make volume adjustments can be finicky. On all other brands of receivers I've used in the past I've never had any problems adjusting the volume, but on this Denon when you press and hold the volume it changes far too quickly and is hard to really dial in the right volume. Instead you must rely on pressing the volume button one press at a time to get it where you want, which can be frustrating. It's a minor annoyance, but something that Denon should try to address on future AVR's. That said, it's possible (though unlikely) that Denon could release a firmware update to address this. Overall, I am very satisfied with my purchase of this Denon receiver, and I highly recommend anyone looking for an entry-level 5.2 receiver with 8K/60, as well as 4K/120 support out of the box to look into this one.

Great value! Sounds great! Calibration and setup were super easy.

Great product. Easy to use and set up. Sound quality is great.

great value for the money. setup is extremely easy. sounds good.

Nice AVR. Easy setup, good sound and connects to iPhone easily. Bought online and had it shipped home .

Sounds amazing with easy set up and the Bluetooth works flawlessly.

Holy cow! I had no idea what I wasn’t hearing with my old receiver. It had plenty of features but this thing is just a beast. High quality sound and drives my Bose speakers like they’ve never been before.