Customer Ratings & Reviews

Hands down this is fhe best performing AVR i have purchased to date. Out of the box my klipsch system sounded noticeably better, now add the Dirac and room correction it comes with and fhe calibration i used the mic on my lap top the long way slow and steady to be certain and you can tweak the settings after its completed unlike other AVR brands which aside from the crossover and what not dont allow it. If this AVR is in your budget i highly recommend.

Sound quality is amazing out of the box with a 7.2.4 system, even without DIRAC calibration (at least for now). Video output to tv is at the full 120hz for both xbox series x and ps5, and EARC actually works with no issues (at least not at this point.) Build quality is phenomenal ans setup is a breeze with the receiver’s OSD. I originally upgraded from the RZ50 because there was no need for a secondary amp to drive the additional speakers, but i found the sound quality to be even better. I am absolutely thrilled with this receiver.

If you are looking for a do-it-all AVR with all the latest tech and a solid power supply, this is the one to get, especially at the on-sale price!

The Onkyo TX-RZ70 is a potent AV receiver that delivers an immersive home theater experience. It boasts numerous features, impressive power output, and exceptional sound quality to satisfy even the most discerning audiophiles. With 11 channels of amplification and 140 watts per channel, the TX-RZ70 can effortlessly drive even the most demanding speakers, resulting in a dynamic, room-filling sound that brings movies and music to life. The receiver supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, allowing you to experience the latest immersive audio formats, making you feel as though you're right in the middle of the action. The TX-RZ70 includes Dirac Live Room Correction technology (available as an optional upgrade), which calibrates your audio based on the acoustics of your specific room, significantly improving soundstage and clarity. Regarding connectivity, the TX-RZ70 offers many options, including HDMI 2.1, a phono input, and multiple digital and analog inputs. It also supports wireless connectivity through Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, AirPlay 2, and Chromecast built-in, making it easy to integrate into your existing Sonos ecosystem for a multi-room audio experience. The amplification system features 11.2 channels, providing ample power for extensive home theater setups. It is THX Certified Select, ensuring a cinematic audio experience. HDMI 2.1 support is compatible with the latest gaming consoles and video sources, including 8K content. The high-quality digital-to-analog converters (DACs) deliver clear and detailed audio. Additionally, it offers Zone 2 and Zone 3 audio capabilities, allowing you to enjoy music in multiple rooms. While the TX-RZ70 offers advanced features, some novice users may need help navigating the menus and setting up Dirac Live to be challenging. Furthermore, having only two subwoofer outputs may pose a limitation for those with more complex home theater systems. Some users have reported issues with the Dirac Bass Control feature, which may require firmware updates to resolve. Overall, the Onkyo TX-RZ70 is an excellent choice for serious home theater enthusiasts seeking powerful performance, immersive audio, and extensive features. It is also suitable for those who want to integrate their AV receiver with a Sonos system. The Onkyo TX-RZ70 is a top-of-the-line AV receiver that delivers a truly cinematic audio experience. While the setup can be complex, its powerful performance, immersive sound, and extensive features make it a worthwhile investment for anyone looking for the best home theater technology.

I recently upgraded from a Yamaha RX-A3080 to the Onkyo TX-RZ70, primarily for its extensive HDMI 2.1 support. My journey to this unit wasn’t straightforward—I initially tried the Sony AZ5000ES, which came highly recommended for its 360SSM feature. While the sound field was impressive, the Sony had too many quality issues. The unit kept making noises when switching inputs and bizarrely struggled with eARC on my Sony TV. After returning it, I decided to give the Onkyo TX-RZ70 a shot, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision. First off, this unit is a beast—nearly 50lb of pure, sturdy craftsmanship. Lifting it into place was a workout in itself, but once installed, its weight became a testament to its build quality. The TX-RZ70 is built like a tank—no vibrations, just pristine audio. It feels solid and well-engineered, making it clear that Onkyo put serious thought into the design and construction. In terms of performance, the Onkyo TX-RZ70 is unmatched. The HDMI 2.1 connections are abundant and work flawlessly, making it perfect for the modern home theater setup. The HDMI eARC handshake with my Sony A95L was seamless, which was a relief after my experience with the Sony AZ5000ES. The included Dirac Live room correction is exceptional—much better than the YPAO I was accustomed to with Yamaha. I used the Mac app for setup, which I highly recommend, and the results were astounding. My PS5 and Xbox games have never looked better, with buttery smooth 120fps, and movies sound more immersive than ever. The audio is spacious, detailed, and gives a sense of presence that makes you feel like you're right in the middle of the action. However, it's not all perfect. The design of the TX-RZ70 is quite plain—there’s nothing visually impressive about it, so it’s best kept inside a cabinet. The menus are also a pain to navigate; they are not user-friendly at all, and many controls are disabled in certain modes. For example, tone controls are unavailable when Dirac is engaged, which can be frustrating if you’re trying to tweak vocal clarity or bass levels. Setup is also quite complex and might be overwhelming for those not familiar with advanced AV systems. Despite these minor drawbacks, the TX-RZ70 delivers sound quality that is nothing short of nirvana. Auro 3D is mind-blowing, and having Dirac at this price point is simply unbeatable. The Class AB amplification sounds phenomenal—so much so that I had to lower the volume considerably to maintain NAF (Neighbor Acceptance Factor). Initially, I struggled with vocal clarity due to the limitations on tone controls, but after some adjustments—turning up the center channel and lowering others—I achieved the clarity I was looking for. The value of the Onkyo TX-RZ70 is simply unmatched. It’s THX certified, comes with Dirac Live, Auro 3D, and supports IMAX Enhanced, Dolby Vision/Atmos, DTS:X, and more! I strongly recommend using the Mac app for Dirac (it’s free) and investing in a UMIK calibration microphone to truly optimize your setup. The sound quality, feature set, and performance you get at this price point make it an easy recommendation for anyone serious about their home theater experience. Verdict: If you’re looking for a receiver that delivers top-tier audio and future-proof HDMI capabilities, the Onkyo TX-RZ70 is a fantastic choice. It might require some patience during setup, but the payoff is absolutely worth it.

Greetings everyone. I had a Yamaha RX-A2060 that I loved, but it broke, now I bought the Onkyo TX-RZ70 wow I love it!!!! And I'm still learning with the receiver, the first calibration with Dirac completely eliminated the bass, but I looked for a video on YouTube and managed to tweak it pretty well and I still have a lot to play with the Onkyo. I downloaded some Harman target curves and I need to apply it to see how it goes lol.

I'm coming from a Denon AVR-4700H. It was a pretty good receiver, but I have to say this Onkyo receiver is amazing. This is my first Onkyo. The Denon was 30 pounds. This behemoth is 50 pounds which usually means more hardware to push more power. Once turned on the clarity and detail can be heard especially in surround speakers. I'm running a 7.2.4 Dolby Atmos system with two separate Emotiva Bas-X amps. Highly recommend this receiver to get that extra little push from your system to bring it to the next level

This amp replaced a 15+ yr old Denon flagship. Mostly because I wanted the improved HDMI channels (8k) where the old Denon was definitely suffering. Build quality on this RZ70 is incredible (it's also VERY big and heavy), and well worth the money! I used the easy setup with the included calibration microphone as the room is quite odd in shape - 18ft ceilings and an open loft at one end. I paired it with Klipsch reference speakers all around (did not realize they are in the same company now) Seems to work well as the surround is very impressive! Well recommended!

This product is 5 out of 5 Stars. The sound that it produces is second to none. Such layered sounds when looking at UHD movies/television showes. Simply Awesome!

Crisp sound, nice lattitude for configuration changes. Good web interface, in addition to screen interface. Be aware of the size, it is a bulky receiver, so plan to place accordingly. Absolutely recommend, also reasonable price for product, relative to competitors (still high investment).

Order the only piece BB received in weeks. Was swapping out an tx-rz920 that uses my outboard monoblocks and mult-ch amps in a 7.2.4 setup. Pretty much a pre-pro with inboards used only for heights. Got the speakers, sources, interconnects all working. Set all the inputs and renamed sources. I updated through a wired NET to latest FW and started my uncalibrated room with atmos demos. After about ~ 15 min into 2ch sources, the unit shutdown. Active hybrid light on, but doesn’t stay powered on. It seems a protection circuit was tripping. I tried to soft reset, then hard power cycle for a few minutes. Removed all connections and left off over night. With only power plugged in, tried to turn on with an instant shutdown. Something went bad. Swapped my rz920 back in and everything worked as before. This was a 1-day old unit received that day. Returned to BB. Too bad BB is not getting new stock since I believe this is a fluke. Support options from the new OnkyoUSA is unknown. My theater room has central HVAC and I have an open multi shelf rack with active cross section cooling. May need to buy from C****** since they have a 60-day return policy too. I would’ve bought the drx-8.4 but C**** only had 1 unit come in and I waited too long. Only other option in the range is the Cinema 40, but need to buy Dirac. At that price, I’d rather try to 8.4 and upgrade to Dirac multi sub if my preferred reseller had inventory. All other dealer have shorter return policies or high shipping cost to my geographically isolated State. I hope BB orders and receives new stock before x-mas. Convenient since BB has brick and mortar stores for return.

Definitely a great piece of equipment. Easy to use.

Sound is amazing however like Sony ES and Marantz Cinema models the video has noise. Its amazing to me how in all these reviews even professionals such as Andrew Robinson, they never give input on picture quality. I cannot watch squiggles on my video as it is a deal breaker. So far the best AVR that I have found with crystal clear picture is the Anthem MRX 740 in my experience - go figure.