Product details
Onkyo TX-NR5100 80W 7.2-Ch. AV Receiver
Elevate Your Home Entertainment Experience
Transform your living room into a cinematic paradise with the Onkyo TX-NR5100, the ultimate 7.2-channel home theater and gaming AV receiver designed for immersive audio and video experiences. With a powerful 80W per channel output, this receiver delivers dynamic sound that fills your space, bringing movies, music, and games to life like never before.
Key Features:
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Dolby Atmos® and DTS:X® Support
Experience audio that moves around you in three-dimensional space, placing you right in the middle of the action. -
7.2 Channel Configuration
Enjoy a true surround sound experience with multiple channels for an enveloping audio landscape. -
Alexa Compatibility
Control your receiver hands-free with Amazon Alexa. Simply use voice commands to adjust settings, play music, and more. -
Advanced Gaming Features
Enjoy low latency and high-resolution audio with support for HDMI 2.1, perfect for the latest gaming consoles. -
Multi-room Audio
Stream music throughout your home with ease thanks to built-in Chromecast, AirPlay 2, and DTS Play-Fi support. -
Easy Setup with Onkyo Controller App
Simplify your installation with an intuitive app that guides you through setup and allows convenient control of your receiver.
Specifications:
- Power Output: 80W per channel (8 ohms, 20 Hz – 20 kHz, 0.08% THD)
- Channels: 7.2
- HDMI Inputs: 6 (including 1 front)
- HDMI Outputs: 2 (with eARC support)
- Audio Formats: Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, and more
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Ethernet, USB
Why Choose Onkyo TX-NR5100?
The Onkyo TX-NR5100 is not just an AV receiver; it’s the heart of your home entertainment system. Whether you’re watching the latest blockbuster, playing your favorite video game, or streaming music, this receiver delivers a rich, detailed sound that enhances every moment.
Upgrade your audio-visual setup today and dive into an unparalleled home theater experience with the Onkyo TX-NR5100.
Order Now and Transform Your Home Entertainment!
KeithD –
Excellent unit and a great price! Easy to install and very user friendly.
BigRick –
Good, affordable entry receiver for a home theater
MichaelM –
I love this new receiver. It is an upgrade yo an old Yamaha. It plays flawlessly through all connections and the sound is incredible. I know some people complain that the unit they received had only two sets of banana clips and the rest pinch connectors but mine came with all banana clips. I would definitely recommend especially that it goes on sale a lot for around $400
AlbertoP –
Very easy to use and install
The sound and quality of image is awesome
Statham –
I’m using this receiver to drive a 3.0 sound system for my office. Elac Uni-Fi series first generation. Two UB51 Bookshelfs and a UC5 Center channel. The sound is super smooth, perfect amount of detail. I leave it in all channel stereo mode with the Bass turned to +6. It sounds balanced, clean, and not fatiguing. I can listen to it all day and still work and be productive.
Out of my Macbook, I’m using an “SMSL PO100 PRO” that creates an optical digital out from usb-c. The detail and clarity is incredible, without any interference sound. I tried using analog from the headphone jack and the quality was sub-par. Digital is the only way to go. I downloaded the program “SoundSource” from Rogue Amoeba that allows me to natively adjust the volume for the optical out with the volume controls from my mac, without that program, it’s fixed at the loudest setting and you have to adjust the volume from the receiver.
At first, I purchased the Yamaha RX-V4A, but it had a weird sound, didn’t care for how it processed the audio, couldn’t get it to sound right, it was fatiguing and over exaggerated the treble/detail.
I also purchased the Onkyo TX-NR6100 and Sony STR-AN1000. I’m using the receiver for near field listening, and the other receivers had too much hissing sound, which is normal for any receiver, but the 5100 has a very minimal amount, not noticeable. Also, the other receivers generate a lot of heat and made my office warmer. The other receivers definitely sounded good, but in a blind test, my ears still prefer the natural sound from the Onkyo 5100. Maybe in a bigger living room, I would have gone with one of the others, but for my near field use case, the Onkyo 5100 was the best choice.
BriGeek –
If you have a surround setup but don’t want to pay thousands this unit checks alot of boxes. I haven’t regretted this purchase for one second. Sound really punches and has an easy interface for setup.
Rods –
A great avr for my setup easy to hook up connections but you do need a e arc hdmi compatible cable to do the on tv setup so you can see it and sometimes you will have to run the speaker setup a couple times to get the right settings but overall a good avr for 7.1 setup good power
Migs –
If you’re going to get this receiver to hook up your Xbox Series X, then don’t bother. It will do 4K 120hz with vrr but unfortunately with no HDR. Looking at the PDF manual it states that the HDMI 2.1 port is capped at 24gps, not 40gps. Anyways other than that it was OK. Sound was decent but definitely not better than my Denon from 2014. Audysee room correction is better than the standard Onkyo room correction. The higher ended Onkyos will come with DiracLive but this one doesn’t have it. The on screen user interface was nice and easy to follow. Anyway, I will be returning it and waiting (forever) for Denons HDMI 2.1 bug free receivers.