Onkyo Controller

Name: Onkyo Controller
Rating: 2.2 (619 reviews)
Author: 11 Trading Company LLC

By: 11 Trading Company LLC App

Entertainment

Overview

Version:

3.6.5

Last updated: 2026-07-27

Ranking

#89,923 ▲ 4

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Onkyo Controller is the official Onkyo remote control application that allows users to conveniently operate compatible Onkyo network products from their iPhone/iPod touch/iPad. The intuitive, user-friendly interface makes it easy to get more from your AV home entertainment experience.

Key features include multi-room playback from services like Pandora, Spotify, Deezer, and TIDAL, plus your local library or NAS, with music delivered via radio, Bluetooth, or USB. You can perform remote control tasks (play/stop, volume, input source) and manage connected gear such as Blu-ray players or TVs through HDMI. Dirac Live-enabled products support automatic sound field correction with editable filters, and you can verify input/output formats. If you enable Network Standby on your unit, the app can turn it on remotely. The app supports Network AV Receivers, Network Audio Players, Home Theater, and Wireless Speakers released in April 2016 or later. Note terms of service, firmware requirements, regional availability, and location usage.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

11 Trading Company LLC

Rating:

2.20

(619) 3 new ratings

Version:

3.6.5 Last updated: 2026-07-27

Version code:

888743918

Creation date:

2016-09-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

80.37MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-30

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 89,923 ▲ 4

Other platforms

Onkyo Controller (v3.6.5)

698,606 2.52

(3,342)

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Developed by:

11 Trading Company LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/onkyo-controller/id1110608712

Website:

https://onkyo.com

User Reviews

Users generally find Onkyo Controller convenient and capable when it works, offering centralized control and a user-friendly interface. However, recurring issues dominate the experience: unreliable connectivity, device discovery failures, and frequent breakages after updates. Many users feel the app lacks essential remote-level control over all settings, with Zone2 limitations and Dirac controls not consistently reliable. AirPlay/Bluetooth glitches and small-font accessibility concerns further degrade usability. Overall, the app shows strong potential but suffers from stability and completeness issues.

Pros

Provides centralized control of the receiver and multiple sources from iPhone, functioning as a convenient remote.
Intuitive, stylish UI that is easy to use when the app is functioning.
Good integration for Dirac room calibration in supported setups.
Volume knob with haptic feedback adds a nice tactile control experience.

Cons

Frequent connectivity and device discovery failures: the app often disconnects, reports the device as not on Wi-Fi, or can't find the receiver and requires reinstall.
Reliability is highly dependent on updates; new versions often break the app or make it unusable until fixed.
Limited access to all receiver settings from the phone; zones (e.g., Zone2) lack essential controls like balance and tone, and Dirac controls can be flaky.
AirPlay/Bluetooth features can behave erratically (random songs appear, cannot remove, etc.).
Accessibility/UI issues such as very small font on large screens.

Recent reviews

Was using app with two zones (living room theater and kitchen radio) for years with my TN-XR575. Since ? a few years ago radio stations could no longer be saved in Memory presets. There are 40 of them (presets), but setting a specific FM station to any of them is no longer possible. Minor annoyance :-(

by Al*****, 2026-08-17

App was great until the last update 3.65 because they force you to agree to EUA to google cast. Which, like others I don’t use. I won’t use and I’m not an accepting the damned agreement. Hey Onkyo MAKE IT GO AWAY!!!