Onkyo TX-8150

alaTest has collected and analyzed 2 user reviews of Onkyo TX-8150 from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 5.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.co.uk. Reviewers are impressed by the usability. The reliability also gets good feedback.

Most people have music stored in a variety of places – smartphones, NAS drives, iPods, CDs, vinyl – and there's a big market for versatile audio systems that can pull them all together.

This modest and engaging black box could be the ‘bargain of the year'...

I purchased this Onkyo TX 8150 recently from Richer Sounds, Brighton as an upgrade to my Onkyo A9010 amplifier having read a glowing review in What Hi Fi which highly rated it as providing excellent performance and a wide range of features at a...

Lots of great features including all the normal expected on a receiver but also internet and Bluetooth. Amplifier quality excellent.

Pretty easy to set up and good handbook helps. It's easy to allocate the optical inputs to the source of your choice.

Excellent receiver, Great amplifier and tuner and very easy to operate. only minus is the DAB aerial with the product which is useless however if you purchase a Philex 27741 for about £10 you realise what a great piece of kit this is, why ONKYO do not...

I bought this as my first receiver and I am not disappointed. Can add tons on to it in the future cd, record player etc but for now I use it to play Spotify through network and sound quality is fantastic I have it paired with Dali z1 speakers and...

Bought receiver/amp item along with pair of Q 3050i's. Levi in Leicester shop was very helpful, friendly & not pushy. Took time to show us anything we were interested in & helped us take item to our car 100m down the road. Really pleased with the amp....

This product is great quality and has many exciting features.

just to follow on from the other review from Shooey, you can connect a CD player to either of the optical inputs, and then in the menus you redefine what the input means - so you can rename optical 1 to be CD if you've connected a CD player to it. For...