#YAMAHA SOUNDBAR BLUETOOTH#

The soundbar is quick to respond, too, when it comes to switching between these sound modes. All the buttons are clearly labelled and need little-to-no explanation.

#YAMAHA SOUNDBAR BLUETOOTH#

The accompanying remote features various inputs, including the TV and Bluetooth to choose from, along with the specialist audio modes. Once plugged in, there's very little set-up needed. An HDMI cable isn't included in the box, though, so you will need to buy one separately. The small size of the soundbar makes it easy to manoeuvre into position and only needs plugging into the TV's HDMI port and mains power before being ready to use.

Setting up the Yamaha SR-C20A is quick and easy to do. It is just 6.4cm tall, 60cm long and 9.4cm deep.

Size: The small size of the Yamaha SR-C20A is one of its main selling points.

It is solid and not particularly lightweight, but it's small enough that you can still lift it and rearrange the set-up with no issues.

Robustness: The soundbar is compact and feels well-made.

LED lights are on the front soundbar and allow you to clearly see if the soundbar is muted or in a specific sound mode. It is a classic design that should fit in well with any TV set-up.

Style: Available in black only, the Yamaha soundbar is rectangular in shape with rounded edges.

If you decide it's better used with another TV once set up, it would be easy enough to move it and set it up again elsewhere. Its compact size means that it should fit into any TV set-up without much reorganising and makes it ideal for being used with gaming monitors or in spare rooms.Īnd while it hasn't been strictly designed to be portable, the size of the soundbar makes it easy to unplug and move. Yamaha SR-C20A dealsĪt only 60cm long, the Yamaha SR-C20A is almost half the size of some soundbars. The Yamaha SR-C20A costs £229 and is available from retailers like Amazon and Currys. It comes with an accompanying remote, which allows you to switch between these modes, along with controlling the volume for the soundbar and internal subwoofer.

The generic Standard TV mode provides well-rounded sound, but there are also bespoke modes for films and gaming. The Yamaha SR-C20A is designed to improve your nights in by giving your TV audio an upgrade. It provides a smaller and cheaper alternative to Yamaha's more substantial set-ups, which come in the form of the YAS-209 and SR-B20A. Released in late 2020, the size makes the soundbar extremely well suited to be added to TVs in smaller rooms or those with limited surface space. The Yamaha SR-C20A is the brand's smallest soundbar and is just 60cm long. Sound modes for gaming, music, films and TV via the app.All-in-one soundbar with built-in subwoofer.Price: The Yamaha SR-C20A costs £229 and is available from retailers like Amazon and Currys.

If you're looking to invest in your TV set-up without spending the dizzying heights of £800 on the Sonos Arc, the Yamaha SR-C20A is a solid choice. At £229, the Yamaha SR-C20A is good value for money, offering good sound quality, a sleek but unassuming design and is quick and simple to set up. It does slightly struggles at extremely high volumes, but we can't see many occasions when you'll want to go that loud. The sound is well-rounded, and the standard TV mode is particularly effective at boosting speech without being to the detriment of accompanying music or effects. The size of the Yamaha SR-C20A may lull you into thinking that it will have an equally small sound, but this would be wrong. Or head straight to our best soundbar round-up. To see how the Yamaha soundbar compares, read our Roku Streambar review and Sony HT-G700 review. In need of a small device that doesn't compromise on sound quality? Here is why we think the Yamaha SR-C20A is the best compact soundbar we have tested.