This receiver replaced an old Integra DTR 30.4 and it's a noticeable improvement. The Dirac room correction especially is a step up over the Audyssey 2EQ the old receiver had, where even the simple 3 point calibration produced a very cohesive front stage across my mismatched front and center...

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  Dirac at mainstream pricing9 channel amplificationWorking VRR

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  Remote is mediocreNo pre-outs except subwoofers

I've really enjoyed Onkyo over the years and the AVR is doing the trick. I did buy this as a second choice admitted ( still no RZ-50s to be found). The Dirac is easy to use and works amazingly. The Onkyo app is a bit lacking with regards to speediness and usability.

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  It works!

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  App is a bit temperamental, lacking pre outs.

Price to performance I don't think you can top this TX-NR7100. Drives my 5.2.2 system without any isssues whatsoever. HDMI switching is fast. Has no issues at all with my PS5 or XBOX Series X and 4k 120hz gaming.

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  Quick and Easy Setup

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  Non to speak of

received arrived..... works well,... but you really have to turn up the volume knob a lot to get the sound out.. like go around 4 times on the receivers knob.... unlike my old Sony which was 1/2 turn and you were hat half volume....

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  looks nice.... lot features for the price

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  volume knob too many turns

Perfect companion for the Polk L400, L600 and L900 was great AVR out the BOX, after running Direct Live I went to another dimension never been so happy with a Home Theater Setup.

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  Everything about this receiver for the price is unheard of.

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  Absolutely None.

Sound is fantastic. Big improvement over my Onkyo TX-NR646 which I loved. Wanted to upgrade to 9.2 speakers and Dirac. Dirac wouldn't work at first. Kept giving me a network connection error. Read similar problem with other owners. Seems to be caused by Onkyo servers.

Very easy to set up. Good quality/features for price. Dirac program is difficult to use

I bought this AVR in April and was largely happy with the purchase. The sound was good although the network interface and menu was a bit klunky compared to my last AVR. About 2 months ago, I noticed a crackling sound in the left front speaker (like a loose connection).

I chose this Onkyo receiver to replace a Sony, and what a difference it made to my home entertainment experience. The Onkyo easily linked my tv, Apple TV, Amazon fire, Blu-ray, spectrum cable box and Bose surround speakers. I can control my viewing and listening now with just the cable remote.

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  Smart Onkyo easily linked all my entertainment elements, including my Bluetooth headphones.

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  A bit pricey, but worth it.

This TX-NR7100 replaced a Integra 50.4 that I've had for the past 10 years. Although it has less power, the Onkyo's sound is comperable to the Integra. I just added Atmos add-on speakers and it made a world of difference. Even without Atmos enabled content, the sound is fuller and more robust.