Customer Ratings & Reviews

The auxiliary inputs seem to work intermittently Often nothing but silence

I was really pleased at first but now anytime I stream via Bluetooth, the unit turns itself off.

Can’t review purchased for a gift. Gave as Christmas present

It was on sale so I got one. But it is broken upon arrival, I had to send it back.

Not a good product if you have a turntable that is old school

product Doesn't sound as I had expected. I would prefer a beer audio product

For use as a general point and shoot camera, this one is up to the challenge.

An invitation to reality, Explore your future desires before actual purchases

Had to return. Would work at times only...........

I might need to buy an AM antenna also. do you have any that actually work?

Easy set up, clean look, sounds great and has plenty of power for the shop. Bluetooth is a nice bonus.

Used for out door speakers, good value for what I needed

This receiver is exactly what I was looking for. Replaced my old stereo receiver with bluetooth capability. Easy to set up, easy to pair devices, remote is great. Sound coming out of my speakers is great. For $100 this is the best purchase I have made at BestBuy

Bought this 2 channel receiver as a part of a budget system for my daughter. The Blue Tooth functionality was a big plus as well as having a head phone and mini jack input available on the front of the unit. I ran this amp for four days off and on for anywhere from a few hours at a time to overnight to break in the speakers with no probs what so ever - it stayed cool the whole time and performed as an amp should. The rest of the budget system consists of two Dayton 8" subs (one hooked up the left speaker out from the receiver to the left speaker level input to the sub and one hooked up to the right speaker out from the receiver to the right speaker level input to the second sub - then left or right speaker level out to the corresponding speaker) two Polk Audio T 15s bought for 1/2 price from here as well and a pair of DIY speakers stands. The whole system cost less than $400 and sounds great. I really recommend this receiver at this hundred dollar price point - it really is a bargain.

I was looking for a decent receiver just to listen to music. I have some old KLH speakers that will be updated at a later date but receiver first. I was looking at Sony and Onkyo but ran across this receiver while researching. It has the one thing standard the other didn't-Bluetooth. I listen to alot of music (streaming and local) and figured this would be a cool feature. It is and pairing is very simple. Sound quality is very good. Although I no longer listen to terrestrial radio I did check out the tuner and it sounds very good. Power output can shake my old speakers but very clear. All in all a very good receiver and it only set me back $99 on sale.

It didn't do what I needed it to do. I need something more updated with more options/technology

It okay for a bargain but I would not recommend it

Picked one of these up on sale for $99 to replace a worn out Denon. For the price point, you can't beat the features, but this would not be suitable for anyone expecting a hi-fi product. It's more than capable of pushing 2 or 4 speakers, but I noticed the signal lacked the clarity that I had with the Denon, specifically low-end (specs show only 40Hz, the Denon went down to 20Hz) as well as reduced FM signal reception. The Bluetooth capability for under $100 is incredible, IMO. The only real big problem with this receiver is some features are remote-dependent, such as speaker switching and Stereo/Mono switching. If you lose the remote, you're done for. Otherwise a good replacement option for a man cave, garage, shop, etc. Pros: price point, plenty of power, Bluetooth capable Cons: sound quality lacking, some options only via remote, unit is heavy

As of the date of this review i had it for over 5 years. Not once did it every break or needed anything. Haven't cleaned it in forever but no dust build up. It had safety limmerters, once I connected a car Subwoofer from sub to recever no amp in between, it HITS but after volume 55-58 out of 64 the receiver just shut down to prevent any damage to it self. I know it wasnt the sub because I run that with a 800w amp in my car. Dont let that 100w fool you. I have 4 speakers connect to this thing and when i have house parties i rarely take it up to 64. I keep it at 55 to 59, more than enough. I have 2 bose tops (they don't produce any bass) and 2 3 way speakers thats for my bass. With all of them connect it doesn't rock the house li6kr a actual sub but it gets thr job done. only thing I wished for is for this thing to have more outputs instead of the 4. The frame is metal with the exception of the glass/plastic front. The remote still going even though my dog took a run at it. It's in not too bad of snap but surprised It's still functions normally. I have a 90lb dog not light bites. All in all great receiver. Have everything you'd want. Only problem is the price in all them 5 years it did not drop. But it didn't rise so i guess It's ok.

You get what you pay for. Disappointed but not totally surprised