Yamaha RX-V485 vs Denon AVR-S650H

Denon AVR-S650H review

Denon AVR-S650H supports Ultra HD resolution (4K/60 Hz) and has five high-current amplifiers equipped with discrete elements. The declared power is 75 W/channel at 8 ohms, which in this case can be contrasted versus a competitor with 80 W/channel at the same impedance. The AVR-S650H works with most current modern surround sound formats, including Dolby True HD and DTS-HD Master Audio. The speakers connected to the AV receiver are calibrated by the Audyssey MultEQ system, supplemented by Dynamic EQ (frequency response optimization) and Dynamic Volume (volume optimization) technologies. Also, the receiver has good Wi-Fi and Bluetooth receivers.

Yamaha RX-V485 review

Yamaha RX-V485 - a great inexpensive wagon for lovers of spectacular cinema. It is a 5.1 model, compatible with Ultra HD 4K, HDR and Dolby Vision videos. Its Bluetooth receiver allows wireless listening from a smartphone or a computer. Digital video switching includes four inputs and one HDMI output with support for 4K and HDR, including Dolby Vision. A Full HD or lower resolution back-up signal can be upscaled to Ultra HD if desired. Both devices from this Denon AVR-S650H vs Yamaha RX-V485 comparison has a limited set of decoders, namely, only Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master.

Denon AVR-S650H pros and cons

Yamaha RX-V485 pros and cons