Onkyo HT-S5805(B) 5.1 Home Cinema System with AV Receiver and Speakers (Dolby Atmos, Hifi Amplifier 100 Watts/Channel, Multiroom, Bluetooth, Radio, HDMI/Audio in) Black

I have had many audio systems over the years. This being my second Onkyo and 2nd atmos system. However my 1st is not set up for atmos and cost 3 times the amount of this system.The front speakers are immense, I was truly shocked at the size. The sub is heavy and quality. All cables included in the box except the sub cable?.Didn't use cable supplied as not long enough.Having just converted a spare room into a cinema/bar i wired this baby up.I loaded the Dolby atmis demo from my laptop.I was nearly in A/E as my chin hit the ground with such awe. The sound blows my other system out The water and iam talking Kef speakers and pioneer amp.Truly unbelievable. Controls are easy, mic set up brilliant. The whole house (street) shook with the bass. Seriously impressive piece of kit for the price.Don't consider this, just buy it you won't regret it.Wow.

Absolutely great piece of kit sounds amazing, really crisp highs and mids and the sub is great for the setup I have in my room however abit annoyed the sub came with a eu plug that you can't change? So had to order a Euro to uk adapter

This is my first ever AV receiver. I used to have an all in one (the subwoofer was powered by the unit too) until I found out 4K UHD Blu-ray was coming, so I had to look into external audio for my new player, as once you go surround sound there's no way you can go back to TV sound.I saw that the recent 4K films in America being released Dolby Atmos sound, so I did a little research (Google ad Youtube) and it turned out to be something I couldn't miss from everything I found. A lot of films in the cinema have Dolby Atmos but I didn't pay attention to that until after I looked into it.Long story short, I looked into reviews and such of this model, the HT-S5805 and I was very happy with what I read so I put one in my basket.Once it arrived it was quite simple to setup. Colour co-ordinated wires from A-B and so on. Plug all your HDMI and other devices into the receiver. It's very easy to setup your preferences, levels and other adjustments to suit your room/personal preference.My main devices I have hooked up to it are my Blu-ray player, TV and Xbox One. If I'm playing on my Xbox One I thought I had it good using a Turtlebeach X07 headset. This receiver crushes that headset into dust.Now, as for watching Blu--rays this is the best home experience I've ever had. It pumps out all the fabulous popular ones which are Dolby Digital, DTS, DTS HD Master Audio and so on. They all sound amazing. Crystal clear, loud and the bass packs a massive punch, with sound bouncing everywhere. When you watch a film in Dolby Atmos it's even more incredible. Seeing the red and/or blue sound types light up on the display when a film starts always bring me joy.

Works as I hoped ps4 with hdr pass through, xbox one took some sorting but got there, sky q works as well and all in a day, dolby atmos is subjective, some will not notice it but best way to explain is the sound travels smother overhead or left to right, and it's more defined, I think it's worth the extra money but some won't see it that way, also I'm a single male without a partner to say " I don't hear any different" over and over, certainly my daughters boyfriend a video and audiophile like myself can hear the difference, paired with a good 4k hdr tv your future proofing yourself if nothing else, some little quirks like the sky q not always passing through the signal and having to manually select the source it's connected to but a small annoyance, one other thing it passes through the sources in standby so doesn't always have to be on for signal, pleased with my purchase, a first time cinema sound buyer to boot, upgrading from a fairly decent but not outstanding sony sound bar with seperate sub, this system knocks that out of the park for sure

I have had an Sony DVD surround sound system for over 10 years now and it has been a fantastic system sound was brilliant but has started to show it age so I have been looking at different Dolby atmos 4k systems since last year and there are a lot of brilliant system out there if you have got lots of money so it made things harder to find the one so after a lot of looking I came across this make which I have never heard of so I did some searching and it had vert good reviews on all there range so I seen this one and the reviews were a bit confusing some say it has 4K with 2.2 and HDR and some saud it did not have it so I contacted the seller which was richer sounds in Nottingham and they confirmed it has 4K 2.2 and HDR so I ordered it and it came quickly the box is very big and the speakers are a lot bigger than my old system so it took me a bit to set it up once set up the sound out of it is fantastic a lot better than my Sony system and the bass is so good and you can control now much bass you want as there is a knob at the back of the bass speaker and also you can control the treble and the bass on the front of the system it is easy to set up radio works great would have been nice if it had DAB but remote is easy to see what button does what never mind so for the money it is fantastic I have had it for about a month now and I still can not get over how good it is

After having it just over a year the subwoofer stopped working completely as no power was coming through and it wasn’t the fuse!! I would like a replacement subwoofer but it was outside the warranty!! It’s a great machine but the subwoofer failure really let it and me down!!!

If you search for Onkyo hts 7705 this comes up and it's included in the description.Unfortunately so is the hts 5805...I did my research on the 7705 which included the nr646 and then bought this thinking it was it. (Partly my own fault obviously)So I now have an AV with no wireless, spotify or 4k upscaling and less hdmi inputs...Fantastic.The 5805 is still very nice but I can't help but feel a little cheated. I have the screenshots of the different descriptions.Buyer be aware.