Yamaha offers many products in the home theater arena, and they have been releasing soundbars for a few good years now, with some of them getting perfect scores from us. And so today, in our Yamaha SR-C20A review, we will be reviewing their most compact release so far and determine if it is a worthy purchase for what it offers.

Although Yamaha has released plenty of soundbars so far, they don’t have the extensive yearly releases of Samsung or LG. Their lineup usually consists of 2-3 new units every time, and the SR-C20A seems to be the smallest one in their updated lineup, which consists of the SR-B20A and the YAS-109.

But before we start, let’s look at what this small soundbar brings to the table. The SR-C20A is a compact, 2.1 channels single soundbar with a total of 100 watts of power output, supports Dolby audio and Bluetooth streaming, comes with virtual surround technology, and has mobile app support. That’s all! On paper, we have a very simple soundbar, and it seems that this was Yamaha’s intention when they designed it.