With a multitude of soundbars competing in the budget-to-midrange market, the fact the Yamaha YAS-207 manages to excel in some areas of sonic performance that others don't makes it pretty special.

Crisp; insightful and dynamic sound; Spacious and immersive performance; Slim and practical design

Treble a little unrefined; Could do with more midrange solidity

Bouught the YAS-207 2 weeks ago to replace my 5.1 system as no longer have the space, considering it is only a sound bar with a separate wireless sub, it provides great deapth of sound and can be easily adjusted for more or less bass from the easy to use remote control supplied or the app for either...

Very simply put, for the price you cannot and I mean cannot do better then the Yamaha Model YAS-207 soundbar and subwoofer but you can do a lot worst when it comes to other brands in this price range but this soundbar was just a small part of what I enjoyed about dealing with Crutchfield.

I tend to look at the overall/big picture so I am just going to reiterate what I said in my review above; For the price you will not will not find a better overall performing Soundbar then the YAS-207 but you can pay the same price and more for way lessor quality with a lot less, less options and...

Like I've said, no real cons given the built quality and price point; OK yes there are some cons, it does not sound like a $2,000.00 Soundbar, its not quite as pretty as a $3,000.00 Soundbar and it does not have an on screen display but it does have various colored lights instead that I very seldom...

Overall, it's a great soundbar with good sounding & features, especially for the price and the capability to stimulate surround sound. That being said, nothing beats a real surround setup, so don't expect it to perform above & beyond.

- Easy to install; plug & play out of the box with my Samsung KS8000

- Comes with an optical digital audio input cable; no HDMI cable (WHUT! HDMI support is the major upgrade over the 203)

We really like the sound quality on this product, great for apartments and condos. comes with a "fake" Surround sound option as well,

Bought this after listening to it and comparing to other sound systems in the store. It soared above the others for quality

I have purchased a few items from Bing Lee in the past few years and have always been extremely happy. This time was nothing different. I wanted to the item to be delivered but then a couple of days later I changed my mind and decided to pick up from my local store.

Yamaha's soundbars have wowed us, with many receiving our top recommendations in different categories.

DTS Virtual:X significantly enhances movies and TV; Slick mobile app controls all the soundbar's functions; Slimline Wireless subwoofer provides...

DTS Virtual:X tends to introduce some harshness; 3D surround mode won't top discrete speakers; Won't support all HDR video standards

When Dolby Atmos and, shortly thereafter, DTS:X made their debuts, I expected I'd soon be reviewing a flood of speaker systems and receivers supporting object-oriented surround in a 360-degree soundfield.

DTS Virtual:X mimics height/surround; HDMI in and out with ARC; Pleasant voicing in most modes

Only one video input; 3D Surround mode can be slightly harsh

The Yamaha YAS-203 has long been a favorite here at CNET, it won our Editor's Choice award back in 2014, and so expectation for its replacement is high. Like, really really high. We'll even go so far as to say that the YAS-207 is one of the most requested reviews we've had by readers in years.

The Yamaha YAS-207 offers excellent sound quality that is a step up from other budget systems; It offers a bevy of useful features for an affordable price; Build quality is excellent and includes a subwoofer made from MDF and not plastic.

It doesn't have an on-screen display for your TV