Customer Ratings & Reviews

Was provided excellent support by the in-store representatives; they insured that we properly matched with our home entertainment needs.

For a $300+ receiver the sound is average. Am finding the menu difficult to see and follow. Ive had Yamaha recievers for last 30 years and wanted the new hdmi ports etc.

After 4 months, it has decided that generating actual output to speakers is no longer interesting. It seems to do everything else, except its primary function. It isn't as if this thing was rode hard and put away wet - I have rarely used it at all, and never over half volume. Also, the support team keeps bankers' hours. I will have to wait until Monday to talk to anyone about repair or replacement.

So far so good. Still waiting on the geek squad for some better coordination of what I have.

AVR best buy. Full spectrum Sound clarity is superb.

Works good for how I use it. I wish the set up was accessible for a blind person.

Excellent item and good price and good delivery services

though it was difficult to set up, it was worth it! Calling Yamaha was helpful

Nice set of headphones but there is some static beyond 20 feet

Wonderful Manager picked out this gift for our son. He even called and spoke to our son to be certain we were getting the right equipment.

Very happy with my new receiver! The best choice I could have made, complete and technological, fully met my expectations...

Best Buy is the Best Buy. Totally doesn’t class experience

We retained our original ordered receiver, a Denon. So the Yamaha I presume went into your inventory.

Wasn't as impressed as I'd hoped. It felt like Yamaha was trying to provide too much for the budget. I returned it after getting a different brand for about twice as much. Nothing against Yamaha, my old AV Receiver was Yamaha {circa 1998}.

The physical design of the receiver is OK. That's about it as far as good points. The menu is pretty ugly for a modern receiver, and the description in the settings doesn't provide much information. There are also no dedicated buttons on the receiver or remote for each HDMI input, so you have to scroll through them, and if you have CEC enabled for your devices, sometimes just scrolling through will turn them on, which is a pain. That's it for the meh stuff. Now for the bad: the only reason I upgraded from my previous Sony receiver, was for 120Hz passthrough for my PS5 and Xbox Series X to my LG OLED TV. This feature was supposed to be released via a firmware update already, but anyone who's done some recent reading now knows that it's an issue with the Panasonic chipset in the unit causing issues. Denon and Marantz use the same chipset, but theirs will at least work properly with the PS5 to output 120Hz. None of them work properly with the Xbox Series X... but Denon and Marantz are shipping out adapters to fix the issue. Yahama has provided NOTHING for any connected 120Hz device and hasn't even updated their "we'll get back to you here" page where they admit that there's an issue. This is a huge failure, especially for those of us who only upgraded for this single feature.

Excellent upgrade from the RS202!!! Love the ability to control it via the app

Got this based on my Best Buy’s tech recommendation. Not disappointed.

All the latest features in a 5.2 receiver with good RMS power for my living space. And very affordable.

We purchased this as an upgrade to our previous Yamaha and are not disappointed.

Love it. So light and sleek. Just enough hdmi ports and able to connect 2 subwoofers.