Denon S650H 5.2 Channel AV Receiver with 150W Per Channel & 4K UHD Home Theater Surround Sound

Akim Rohula Neto: A entrega foi feita dentro do prazo e o produto veio bem embalado e protegido.
O produto veio completo, foi fácil de instalar (lembrando que eu já tinha todo o cabeamento das caixas de som pronto) e funcionou muito bem.

Brazil on Mar 21, 2022

Vishal Shah: Had there been Atmos support, this would have been a great value for money thing

India on Dec 29, 2021

Eduardo A. S. Alvares: O produto funciona muito bem! Som, Smart TV, iPhone, iPad tudo funcionando conectado a um toque.
Valeu o investimento...

Brazil on Dec 11, 2021

Soni Jose: Using this AVR with my old Sony SS-TSB108 ( 3 Ohms ) speakers & YAMAHA NS-SW300. The set up is pretty easy and quick. Quality of the sound excellent...we hear every thing recorded.. nothing is lost.
Only one minus point, We Indian really pay very high price for this AVR.

India on May 07, 2021

R J: I bought this receiver to replace a 20 year old Sony. Three days after delivery, the jury is still out. It arrived without a full owners manual, just a quick start guide.
I expected to be impressed by Denon's advancements in sound technology, so I ran the setup (including the Audyssey setup) and just let Denon do its thing,.
When setup was complete, I was presented with a group of canned tone settings, none of which sounded any better than a cheap blue tooth speaker that had been placed in the culvert under my driveway.
My next order of business was to disable all of the crapware and gimmicks, and see if I could find an equalizer and manual tone settings buried somewhere in Denon's maze of useless options. I found the full owner's manual on line, and there are manual EQ and tone settings, but they are not easy to access. It's almost like accessing them is the last thing Denon wants you to do. The full owner's manual is 231 pages!

Is it possible to get quality sound out of this reveiver? The kind of rich, full sound that fills the living room? The clear, crisp sound of a pick hitting each string? Possibly! After screwing with the settings for half the day yesterday,...

United States on Oct 19, 2020

Steve: I have no idea why people were complaining about the 90's Nintendo style user interface (UI). Is that what makes a good receiver? I was actually happy to have a screen interface because I'm used to programming off the front receiver screens that show a total of 15 characters. The point of this is that I saw those reviews and thought they were dumb... but nonetheless, one day I got a notification for an update from Denon. After the update the UI was more modern and higher resolution. The company listened and delivered for the cry babies.

For the actual receiver. My friend gifted me two tower front speakers. When I found the specs on them, I realized my receiver was too weak for the RMS to power them. They still sound just fine and I watch whatever I want with good quality, but I really have to crank it to get my loud movies loud... or to overpower a crowd when playing music. I'm used to cranking a receiver to 33% before having to stop, because they're too loud... but I do push this one to 66-75% on a regular basis. There's no problem in this, I guess. I just know that the RMS of what the receiver puts out is way underpowered for any type of tower speakers... unless they're...

United States on Feb 26, 2020

Paul: Great receiver. Set up is a dream, so easy a monkey could do it, and I mean regular monkey not a super smart chimp or orangutan. The included little mic worked well to calibrate sound around the room. The Alexa compatibility is ok but not super slick and seamless to use. Over all very happy with it. The sound and image liquidity are great, everything runs through this baby then out to my tv and I have no complaints.

Canada on Feb 14, 2020

DG: Update:
Since the last review, I have purchased an Onkyo 2.1 receiver for my Bose stereo bookshelf speakers. And I have moved this one for a full 5.1 setup in the basement. Attached Polk speakers and an LFE subwoofer. Use banana plugs for the receiver at least. I ran out of the plugs and one pair was connected bare with the screw mechanism provided. But that was clumsy.

Ran Audissey setup again. Surpringly, it calibrated everything but the subwoofer remained "off" in the receiver setting. I had to figure it out and manually turn on. All works well now, but that was strange.

Sound quality is still very good. For large speakers, if your source is a little low, you have to turn up the volume to 70.

What I don't like here is the audio and speaker settings through app and on screen. If you feed a movie with Dolby DD+ the output automatically switches to 2.1 configuration shutting off the other speakers. I was totally surprised. DTS Neo:6 option goes away and you can force it to multi-channel stereo mode to use other speakers.

Other than that, if your source is 5.1 or Dolby Atmos, using DTS Neo:6 is the best choice and I set that as my default in the quick...

United States on Oct 30, 2019