Hey man, Denon is good stuff. You will have no issues whatsoever running a couple Oberon 5's with the 900hne.
I'm running 900hne with Oberon 7's and I can turn them up way more than is consider okay in an apartment and still have no distortion.
The hardware in the 900hne is great, some parts of the software leaves a bit to be desired but it does work when you get it going. Also streaming services such as Spotify and Tidal have integration so you you don't have to use the Heos app. With that said Tidal has been a bit on/off for me so I'm running it through Heos and it does work. Some pair it with a simple music streamer for better integration with the streaming services.
Negotiated a good price since I bought it all at the same place, but if I had to buy it separatly I'd go for a Yamaha amp instead.
Denon rates their amps based on a what's achievable with a constant output without distortions, so on the sheet their products look underpowered compared to compeditors but that's not really the case, they're usually compeditive (and even sometimes considered best) in their price bracket.
Sound character and quality can vary between different amps in my opinion, but I mainly got something well built since I want the stuff to last. Usually I find my ears adjust to the characteristics of what I listen to the most anyways. But there's some consideration to be taken when it comes to the DAC for example. All is not created the same even of they're "within spec".
Hope this is of some help.
Hope you have a great time enjoying your stuff
