Onkyo TX-RZ50 9.2-Channel THX Certified AV Receiver (Renewed)

Arrived in great condition, looks brand new!!! Came in the same box as a new one and with all the manuals and accessories. Easy to setup with plenty of inputs to expand my home theatre system with all the latest features! Plenty of power as well & the sound quality is amazing! Love the different ways of connectivity especially with airplay. Also the app you can manage your receiver on. No issues whatsoever.

I was hesitant to buy this 'renewed,' considering the price. However, considering the discount and return policy -- figured I'd give it a shot. I'm glad. Maybe I got lucky, but this seemed brand new. Everything still filmed and sealed. Coincidentally, tonight I received a different 'new' product that was definitely used. For the product itself, I needed to replace my 14 year old dead Onkyo 7.2 receiver. I wanted something that supported the latest codecs (Atmos, True-HD, etc) and my existing 7.2 speakers. This fit the bill. Plenty of connections. Generates loud enough audio with my two powered subs to irritate my entire culdesac. I did a LOT of research on home theater receivers. All of them seem to have flaws unless you're spending much more than what this costs. Audiophiles recommend amps and gear dedicated for music, not movies, if you want the best audio quality. A particular flaw listed with Onkyo receivers is that over a certain volume, you could trigger a sort of 'limp mode' where it will limit how much power it will push to the speakers until a power reset. I have pushed these far enough to listen to music in my front yard with all the doors/windows closed and haven't noticed this. Perhaps a firmware update fixed it. This seems to be a great value for the money. Even greater if you buy renewed!

I’ve been using the Onkyo TX-RZ50 for a few months now, and I’m seriously impressed. Whether it’s movie nights, gaming, or just listening to music, this receiver handles everything with ease. The sound is top-notch, especially if you’re running a Dolby Atmos setup like I am. The nine channels give you that full immersive experience, with clear, rich sound coming from all directions. One of my favorite things about this receiver is how easy it is to control. The app makes it super convenient to adjust settings and switch between modes, whether I’m watching a movie or cranking up some tunes. Speaking of music, it’s great for streaming—whether it’s from my phone, Apple AirPlay, or even high-res tracks off a USB drive. The video performance is fantastic, too. The 4K/120 HDMI inputs are perfect for my next-gen gaming console and Blu-ray player, and everything looks crisp and sharp. It also does a great job calibrating the sound to my room with Dirac Live—honestly, the room correction makes a huge difference. Overall, the TX-RZ50 is a powerhouse and a perfect fit for a home theater or audio setup. If you’re looking for great sound, video, and a bunch of streaming options in one package, this is the receiver to go for.

was taking a gamble, but this renewed unit with an extended warranty was still way cheaper than retail new. It arrived and looked, and packed as new. 100% defect free. Works like a champ. The remote is a bit "cheaper" than my Denon, but my Denon bit the dust, and has fewer repair facilities in the US. So far I'm liking this Onkyo.

Was very concerned about this purchased based on other reviews and prior Onkyo experience. I’m very pleased to say that after a year of using it, the sound has not degraded. I don’t hear any noises in it as others have reported and I’m very pleased with my purchase. I used to be Denon only but they let me down.

The first week with the RZ50 was amazing, great stereo performance and awesome surround performance - then came the headaches. The HDMI 1 input would start doing random things within half an hour of turning the unit on. To eliminate the RZ50 itself, I tried two other HDMI cables and even hooked up an Apple 4K from another room, but the problem persisted. The color would shift almost like HDR was being randomly turned off and on, and at times, I'd have to unplug the cable from the receiver to get any picture at all. This makes the third Premium Audio Company AVR (2 Onkyos and 1 Pioneer) within the last couple of years I've had HDMI issues with, so I think it's time to switch to Yamaha.

Solid performer, easy to use remote. Great for 7.2 speaker systems customization. Separate hmdi inputs for my different systems: prevents crossover between home internet network and dedicated network streaming devices.

Works great! Nice to have an awesome A/V Receiver for half the price. No dings, packed in original box. Sooooo many features and buttons for the audio techie, simple setup for the regular person like me. I'm moving from a 2.1 Yamaha to a 9.1 setup. DIRAC is my next step, but the improvement is already so phenomenal that I'm taking my time with that next step.