I bought a pair to use as wireless surround speakers with my Yamaha receiver, very easy to setup with the MusicCast app. They sound great. Highly recommend if your options are limited to run wires for back speakers.

Easy setup with MusicCast app; great sound

We bought this speaker to connect to Yamaha AVENTAGE Audio & Video Component Receiver that we have bought a few months back. The device arrived on Nov 2nd. My husband has been trying to connect this speaker with the Component Receiver in a way for us to hear the same music in all the zones (upstairs...

The Yamaha MusicCast 20 speaker sounds pretty good, sure, but it costs more and doesn't sound quite as good as the competition.

Nice design; Decent sound-quality; Works well in stereo pair

No voice assistant; Competition sounds better

Already have a Yamaha Musiccast system in the living room but wanted to be able to listen to music, radio and flac stored on a nas drive. This works great.. took about 1 minute to set up and be recognised by the app on my tablet. Nice sound, but I prefer it without the bass being boosted...

The Yamaha MusicCast 20 and 50 are the latest additions to the Yamaha MusicCast family of products.

Outstandingly flexible specification; Refined and capable performance; Part of a very comprehensive product family

Can sound a little safe; MusicCast 50 feels a little pricey; Some minor software gremlins

The Yamaha MusicCast 20 is a wireless multi-room speaker. It's a smaller, relatively affordable model that won't take over your living room. It's more open, more flexible than a Sonos One .

Handy top-plate controls; Has Bluetooth and Wi-Fi; Pleasant sound

Relatively poor bass depth; Mono sound character

This speaks has made the sound in my lounge room so much better pared up with my main speaker I will be buy a few more for around the house