“If Yamaha’s aim was to create a full sounding, self-contained, slim sound bar solution at an accessible price, we’d say they pretty much nailed it on the head with the YAS-101.” “Why you can trust ...

What can you get for $300 these days? A bunch of stuff, probably, including the latest soundbar from Yamaha. The YAS-101 Front Surround System offers up 7.1 sound, a built-on 60-watt subwoofer and ...

Yamaha announced the entry-level, YAS-101 Front Surround Speaker System featuring the latest Air Surround Xtreme technologies and a built-in powerful subwoofer that delivers a 7.1 channel surround ...

If you are in the market for a soundbar, you might be interested to know that Yamaha has unveiled their latest soundbar creation in the form of the Yamaha YAS-101, which is also currently Yamaha’s ...

Senior editor @gristonline and co-founder @CSLFootball_. Fondness for sport, film, technology & travel. Views are my own. Even the good ones. Yamaha’s R&D team has constructed a soundbar in the shape ...

There comes a time in every person’s life when an upgrade to a real home theater system is in order. The gear can cost a fortune, but it doesn’t have to. If you’re not sure what you need or how much ...

The YAS-93 is an improvement on the YAS-101. The YAS-103 also builds upon its predecessor, but It brings with it Bluetooth connectivity and app control. When you purchase through links on our site, we ...

In smaller rooms, the Yamaha YAS-101 delivers impressive value for the dollar. It sounds like a more expensive system, and since there's no subwoofer, it can fit into just about any decor when placed ...

In smaller rooms, the Yamaha YAS-101 delivers impressive value for the dollar. It sounds like a more expensive system, and since there's no subwoofer, it can fit into just about any decor when placed ...

Most TV speakers have the acoustical chops of a cowbell orchestra. We put up with them simply because alternatives are pricey, bulky, and a pain in the ass to install in a clean and proper manner. The ...

An avid audio and vintage computer enthusiast, Jamie has been a writer and editor with PCMag for 20+ years. He also oversees ExtremeTech.