Home Theater Systems Buying Guide
Product Information
Specifications
Specifications
- Multichannel Surround
- DTS HD Master: Yes
- Dolby TrueHD: Yes
- Multichannel Stereo: Yes
- Max. Number of Processing (Pre-Amp) Channels: 5.1
- Sound Enhancements
- Discrete Power Amplifier: Yes
- Pure Direct: Yes
- Compressed Audio Restorer: Yes
- Network
- Remote: Denon 500 Series Remote (Compatible with Remote APP for Smart Phones)
- Bluetooth: Yes
- HDMI
- HDMI Inputs: 4
- HDCP2.3 Support: Yes
- HDMI Outputs (Main): 1
- HDMI 2.1: 8K/60Hz AB,4K/120Hz AB: Yes, Yes
- HDR, HLG, Dolby Vision, HDR10+, Dynamic HDR: Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes
- Variable Refresh Rate, Quick Flame Transport: Yes, Yes
- 3D Signal Pass-Through: Yes
- 8K Signal Pass-Through, Scaling, GUI Overlay: Yes, Yes, Yes
- Audio Return Channel (ARC), Enhanced ARC: Yes, Yes
- Others
- Auto Speaker Setup by Microphone: Yes
- Front Display: 1-Line FLD
- GUI Languages: 3
- Setup Assistant: Yes
- Quick Select Plus: Yes
- Variable Crossover: Yes
- ECO Mode: Yes
- Auto Power Off: Yes
- Sleep Timer: Yes
- Inputs/Outputs
- HDMI In, Out : 4, 1
- Analog In, Out: 2, 0
- Digital In (Optical, Coaxial): 2, 1
- Multichannel Pre-Out: Yes (0.2)
- Subwoofer Out: 2
- Number of Speaker Terminals: 5
- Front Inputs: USB
- AM/FM Tuner: Yes
- Power
- Number of Power Amps : 5
- Power Output (8 ohm, 20Hz - 20kHz, 0.08% 2ch Drive): 70W
- Power Output (6 ohm, 1kHz, 0.7% 2ch Drive): 90W
- Power Output (6 ohm, 1kHz, 10% 1ch Drive): 140W
- General
- System Remote Control: RC-1254
- Power Consumption in W: 310
- Power Consumption No-Sound (ECO on/off) in W: 26W/35W
- Standby Consumption in W: 0.1
- CEC Standby Consumption in W: 0.5
- Maximum Dimensions (W x H x D): 17.1” × 6” × 13”
- Weight in lbs: 16.8
What's in the Box
What's in the Box
- AVR-S570BT 5.2 Channel 8K AV Receiver with Bluetooth and Dolby Audio/DTS
- Remote Control
- Power Cable
- Manual
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Denon AVR-S570BT 5.2 Channel 8K Home Theater Receiver with Bluetooth and Dolby Audio/DTS
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After several days of playing games on both PS5 and Xbox Series X, I can confirm that all games perform flawlessly, without any noticeable latency problems, whether using standard 4K/60 or the faster 120fps mode. It's buttery smooth too! Please make sure you only use certified HDMI cables so you don't have issue's with the screen blacking out and/or audio cutting out. I was plagued with black screen drops in the past, when I initially started 4K gaming on PS4 Pro. Changing out my non-certified cables eliminated the issue.
Sound quality is very good, especially considering the low price point and lower watts this receiver is pushing out to my Polk towers and rear surrounds. I run a 5 channel surround setup in a room that is roughly 12x10 feet, and this gets plenty loud. Setup is a breeze and walks you through everything. The included mic is used for audio calibration so it can make corrections based on your room. Make sure to take the time to do this!
I can't comment on movie listening since I only use this receiver in my game room, but I can tell you that the directionality is spot on with this receiver. I played some COD matches and could easily tell where other players were running around. I finished the new God of War on PS5 and it was quite a sight to behold, as well as listen to, when playing on resolution mode with working 4K/40fps.
My only nitpick with this receiver would be that using the remote to make volume adjustments can be finicky. On all other brands of receivers I've used in the past I've never had any problems adjusting the volume, but on this Denon when you press and hold the volume it changes far too quickly and is hard to really dial in the right volume. Instead you must rely on pressing the volume button one press at a time to get it where you want, which can be frustrating. It's a minor annoyance, but something that Denon should try to address on future AVR's. That said, it's possible (though unlikely) that Denon could release a firmware update to address this.
Overall, I am very satisfied with my purchase of this Denon receiver, and I highly recommend anyone looking for an entry-level 5.2 receiver with 8K/60, as well as 4K/120 support out of the box to look into this one.
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- Mike K Staff on Oct 7, 2022