Onkyo's Creator Series started on the desk, as a pair of small powered monitors for people working with sound in a room that also happens to be their bedroom. The new GX-AiO systems take the same idea and fold it into one cabinet: two main drivers, a dedicated subwoofer with its own amplifier, and every input a living room actually uses. Three sizes, announced at CEDIA Expo 2026, and all three are now up at Soundium for November.
The common ground is the same across the range. True 2.1 architecture, with the subwoofer enclosure built into the cabinet and its bass-reflex duct running through the illuminated rear slit. Full-digital Class D amplification with DSP. Three power modes (Eco, Standard, Max) that reshape the output range without changing the 30-step volume scale. HDMI ARC, USB-C, optical digital, Bluetooth 5.3 and a switchable line/phono input, so a television, a laptop and a turntable can all be plugged in at once. Pair two units and they split into dedicated left and right channels.
The design details are unusually deliberate for this price bracket: a centred volume ring, LED lighting around that ring and along the bottom subwoofer slits, magnetic fabric grilles cut for both vertical and horizontal placement, and a smudge-resistant textured finish in black or white. Lighting, inputs and power mode are all set from the Onkyo Controller app over Bluetooth LE.
Onkyo GX-AiO 50
The smallest of the three, and the one that makes the most sense on a kitchen counter, in a bedroom or on a desk where a component system was never going to fit. It still gets the full connection list, so the phono input and HDMI ARC are not reserved for the bigger models. The trade-off is simple: it is the smallest cabinet in the range, so a large open-plan room will want the 100 or the 150 instead. 399 EUR, expected November 2026.
Onkyo GX-AiO 100
The middle model, and probably the one most living rooms should be looking at. A wider cabinet than the 50, which is where the extra headroom lives, so Standard Mode covers an ordinary evening and Max is held in reserve. Everything else is identical, down to the grille and the app. The honest limitation across the whole range applies here too: wireless streaming is Bluetooth only, with no Wi-Fi or network playback. 499 EUR, expected November 2026.
Onkyo GX-AiO 150
The largest enclosure of the three, which is the whole point: more internal volume for the subwoofer and more to work with when Max Mode is asked to fill a big room. If one box has to cover an open-plan space on its own, this is the version. It also needs the most shelf or sideboard space, so measure before ordering. 599 EUR, expected November 2026.
One thing Onkyo has not published yet: driver sizes, amplifier output, frequency response, dimensions or weight for any of the three. The range is positioned by cabinet size and price rather than by a spec sheet, which is unusual, and we will update the product pages as soon as the numbers land. Supported sampling is confirmed at 32, 44.1 and 48 kHz, at 16-bit and 24-bit.
All three are listed at Soundium now, with November 2026 as the expected arrival month. If you are weighing one against another, the sizes in the photo above are the actual difference: same architecture, same inputs, same app, three amounts of room.