Yamaha RX-A880 vs Onkyo TX-RZ730

Yamaha RX-A880 review

The RX-A880 has 7.2 channels vs 9.2 from his opponent. The power output also differs. Here we have 100/8 and 175/6 W/Ohm. The Yamaha RX-A880 supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X for object sound support. Built-in Bluetooth and AirPlay support allow the receiver to wirelessly stream music from compatible sources such as smartphones and tablets, while Yamaha's Compress Music Enhancer allows for optimal sound quality. This receiver works with HDR UHD 4K signals and can scale the incoming signal to about 4K quality for enhanced viewing of low-resolution sources in conjunction with a UHD display.

Onkyo TX-RZ730 review

It has onboard modules Bluetooth, Wi-Fi (two bands), supports AirPlay and the Chromecast built in platform for wireless audio streaming, which allows you to use the device with the Google Assistant voice assistant. The DTS Play-Fi protocol is available for transferring music through the application to the receiver, wireless speakers and other components, as well as FlareConnect technology, which transmits high-quality music wirelessly from any source to any room with the appropriate speakers. At the same time, the Onkyo Controller application provides full multi-room control.

Yamaha RX-A880 pros & cons

Onkyo TX-RZ730 pros & cons