Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great sound with the Denon receiver. Easy to use for the Home Theater System

Feature rich but not the right fit for me sonically. Much too bright, even with warm speakers. Should have listened to the reviews but wanted to try it out for myself. Physical remote also feels cheap and the app is a bit laggy. I'm returning it for something else, perhaps the RZ50 or Cinema 50.

Does what it should do. Has enough inputs for all my devices.

Amazing value and awesome performance! Best in class!

I had high hopes for this unit coming from an Onkyo that I had to return because of HDMI handshake issues. So I bought this reciver thinking it being a higher tier reciver and a Denon would not have any issues. WRONG this one has the same issues of the handshake with the HDMI. So this time i'm going with the Sony ES hopefully won't have any more problems.

very nice, great sound and power. great service from the Geek Squad. so far only 5 speakers being used - going to get (2) more

Just replaced old analog receiver with new. digital receiver and it is fantastic.

Excellent AV receiver. Hope they give Dirac next year without a huge sub fee

Piece of garbage product and after a year it stopped working. Denon is slow to deal with and their warranty process sucks.

Good quality sound but the app is worthless, there is really very little you can do with this app. Basically turn on and off the unit you cannot control individual speakers you cannot control the zones. I would not recommend buying this unit.

Denon makes a great receiver. I downgraded from the older 4500 to the new 3800 and it performs better that my old one. You can't go wrong with one of their receivers.

Good except the Wi-Fi didn’t work despite Denon support efforts. Store experience was awful in attempting to get a replacement. Finally just got a refund and ordered another one from Amazon.

Stop working correctly after only 3 weeks. Instead of Bestbuy just replacing it, they sent it out for service. They should have just replaced it after only 3 weeks old.

This very expensive receiver is a complete waste of money. I purchased it to run all of my Bluetooth items, but I was in the middle of a move and just now am trying to get it to connect to everything, which it will not do. My other items are all Bose, and it won't talk to anything via Bluetooth except the TV, which is Samsung. If you buy Denon, you better make sure all your accessory items are also Denon, or you'll be up a creek, and I have of course missed the return window, so I am now the unhappy owner of a $1600 paperweight. Great.

Has a good UI auto Chanel switching driving my 7.2.4 setup love this AVR the room balance system works well.

This Denon Receiver stopped performing after 2 months. Good luck with getting it repaired by Best Buy. Still waiting to get it back after one month from turning it in.

Perfect receiver for gaming. Works as it should work

Was a good avr till it blew up. After the smoke cleared it would no longer turn on. This isn't even the worse thing. The Denon customer service is HORRIBLE. Going on 2 weeks and I still can't send it in for warranty repair.

There is incredible value in this receiver. If your thinking of a Denon model in 2023 you should stick with one like this that now has the new graphical user interface, has a paid upgrade capability to Dirac Live room correction which is superior to Audyssey, 4 subwoofer preouts with a new feature that lets you put a subwoofer in all 4 corners of a room and the bass output of channels on that side of the room will localize the bass out of the nearest subwooofer. This receiver also has 5 fully featured HDMI 2.1 inputs. Allows for you to set any and all channel pairs to pre-out only mode. Also has a 100% pre-out mode where it turns off all internal amplification. I give this receiver 4 stars only because Audyssey can be a bit of a pain to get things sounding great. It takes some work and tweaking. Dirac Live is a far better room correction and I’m glad it’s available as a paid upgrade in March of 2023. It will be worth it even though it’s a few hundred dollars extra. Otherwise this receiver really performs. It handles a 5.1.4 Auro 3D setup great. Auro 3D is so great to have and I prefer watching movies using Auro3D upmixer rather than Dolby Atmos. You could also use the 3800 as a fully featured preprocessor and externally amplify all channels. I have mine paired with an Outlaw 5000x amplifier and the added external amplification brings clarity and precision that is worth it. Denons run hot so always make sure you put them in well ventilated spaces with front and back open to ventilation. Would not ever fully enclose a Denon or any receiver. I returned the Denon 4700 to get this. It was a good move as the 4700 only had one modern HDMI 2.1 port and didn’t have the new user interface or other features like Dirac Live upgrade path.

Hello, I ordered a Avr in the shop with European AC system 220v but they sent me a 110 American version.