This product was given as a gift to a new vinyl collector - sounds good, looks great and is a great intro to the world of vinyl collecting. Bluetooth feature is great to have - happy that I chose this model.

The sound quality is amazing and I love the vintage look. It is also very easy to operate and easy to maintain. I definitely recommend it!!!

My grandson wanted something to put on his dresser, and wow! This fit the bill! USB, Bluetooth, and stereo vinyl turntable, all in one neat space. For an all in one unit, pretty decent sound quality too! A great value, and product! Well done !

I love how this record player came. It's nice, small and I got to put it in many different places around my house. Over all it sounds great, works great, you can use alot of different sized vinyls on it and it's just amazing for the price.

This is a sleek little record player. It will fit into almost all types of room decor. The size is great, making it easy to pack around to any room in your house and/or to take it to someone's home. The sound is great...clear and crisp. It is easy to use, and handles vinyl records awesomely. I like the cover that is attached, sure helps keep the dust off the player, especially in old houses like mine. What is really great about this plater, is the Bluetooth. You don't have to listen to only records, you can run music off you phone thru the speakers of this record player. I like the option of being able to hook up bigger speakers to this player with the jacks on the back. It's a mean little machine for the cost.

It was a Christmas present for my son and so far he loves it! I like that there were a couple different color options too. It has worked as expected and it's a good value for the price.

Was really impressed with this player, including the built in speakers. If you are a hard-core audiophile, they probably won't cut it, but if you're okay with half decent sound and/or looking into getting better speakers, this certainly will do! One note is the Bluetooth functionality says it is input only. All-in-all this is definitely a great starter system.

I am speaking for myself my brother and a friend who have had issues with this type of unit. My unit had a chipped Sapphire needle and it actually needle burned and ruined one of my records thankfully I noticed it and took it off however the beginning of the song is permanently damaged by a record burn. Okay first of all if you look at a lot of these retro type units they're basically the same mechanical inners " look for yourself the images that I'm posting are all made by the same manufacturer just slight differences so if you see any type of retro player and that's probably 99% of them they will have a similar record player one piece attachment as shown in my photos," made by this company out of China (and no I am not anti-china or xenophobic just facing true facts) that makes a mass production and sell them to these companies that have different retro styles and then that company will price individually with various trade name brands. Ask for the unit my brother had, played a 45 RPM but the speed would slow down and then speed up by itself and as far as 12-in albums, The hangover of the 7-in platter is horrible even if they are not warped they will appear warped. A friend of mine went ahead and took a chance with a retro system also with the same inners that you will see in the photos against my recommendation not to buy. But she had returned hers also not only was the speed off but she also put a record on that got needle burned by the type of sapphire needle that was on it. But as I said the plastic assembled record player itself that just goes inside of somebody's styled retro cabinet are all the same if you look closely at the pictures you will see the resemblance and I did research and basically this company pushes them out very cheap at mass production and as I said certain brands will buy these and just play some down in their retro system. With that said if you're going to play only 45 RPMs and you don't mind if the speed waivers. As for me I had to send it back I'm going to hold off and get something that does not have that record player all in one piece. Also since most of my records are albums and 12 in I prefer to get the full size 11 to 11 and 1/2 in aluminum platter systemsJust my opinion from my experience as well as two others I know personally, avoid any system retro or not that has the standard inners as shown in the photos I included. I do understand it might just be a coincidence about the three issues that I'm speaking of but coincidence or not my advice is avoid any system that has something similar to the photos I included for the inner record player part. Again the three photos I posted are all the same company and they can vary slightly but all basically the same. And although they might say diamond needle/stylus it is a falsity. On some they are smart enough to say DIAMOND TIPPED or DIAMOND RED STYLUS. I know my review was long and boring but I just felt I needed to be open with others and at least share the warning about these one piece enters and retro type style record players in general.Amazon does have a nice selection of record players/turntables that have 11 inch platters and audio Technica cartridges and true diamond styluses. I truly and sincerely hope my reviews might avoid somebody out there from having the experience me and two others have had. Thank you for reading my review and have a great day.

I bought a record player for both me and my mom for Christmas. My mo's original record player had long since been retired and she had trouble finding a good one that has good sound output as well. I saw this record player being advertised for a great discounted flash deal and decided to try it out. I LOVE my record player! I got a white one for myself and a black one for my mom. I love playing Christmas music on vinyls and had a great time blasting Christmas jingles the rest of the month and playing my other vinyl records. The sound is great and I love the bluetooth capabiity. I use my record player every weekend and have been steadily adding more vinyl's to my collection. My record player also adds a nice touch to my bedroom aesthetic as well :) My mom has really enjoyed hers as well. I'd recommend this record player to anyone that wants a great quality yet affordable record player, you won't be disappointed!

This vinyl record player with built in bluetooth module is a great addition to our household decor. My father has many records from the 1960s, 70s and 80s. Including classics such as The beetles, rolling stones, mamas and the papas, Shady, Led Zeppelin, disco funk, ABBA etc. For the past 20 years he never had an actual record player to listen to his collection. He sold his a long time ago when we moved to another part of Canada. Sadly it was a real vintage peace from the 1970s. This mimics the look and feel of that unit right down to the cloth speaker grills and wood case. The only difference is the quality of the turn table itself. His old unit cost him 360$ back in the 60s so. It was all metal and it had different interchangeable needles etc. This unit is on the lower end of the spectrum. Featuring a more plastic ( good quality ) approach. There is no track scan function or auto start option. You must correctly position the needle in the groove yourself. Witch can take some getting use to. But adds to the vintage experience. One cool aspect is the bluetooth module inside the unit. Just pair it with your phone and you can listen to any of your favourite tracks instantly.The connections: You can add external speakers of you're choosing with the 2 connection types on offer.There is an RCA port and a AUX port giving you different choices when it comes to external speakers. There is also a usb dongle insert. So you can in theory listen to tracks on an external DAC or computer system of you're choosing.Final thoughts: This is a great entry level unit that offers a simple solution for all your recored playing needs. It might not have all the bells and whistles of it's more expensive siblings. But it will hopefully scratch that vintage itch and get you collecting.

Like many people I inherited several albums and always had a curiosity for playing them. I have to say, this record player really looks like an authentic period piece. The fabric speaker covers, faux-wood finish, and simple yet elegant design all look the part of what you’d expect to see in a house from the 60’s or 70’s.This record player inspired me to spend some time with relatives – We listened to several generations’ worth of albums and genuinely had a pleasant time reliving past memories as the music took us back. The volume and sound quality of the built-in speakers is impressive, and enough to fill a large room. Of course, the fidelity of the sound will depend on the physical condition of your records, but sometimes the imperfect crackle of the soundtrack adds to the experience.Setup was very easy and anyone who’s seen someone use a record player on TV will probably have no issues getting it going. There are switches on the side that allow you to select the BPM (speed of rotation), and to toggle auto-stop on & off. This device easily doubles as a Bluetooth speaker for streaming your favorite songs, perhaps even those oldies for which you don’t have the original vinyl.After reading through the instructions, I hooked up the record player to my receiver using RCA cables in order to output the sound to my home theatre speakers. This worked fine, however the built-in speakers from the record player continued to output sound as well. This was unexpected, and I have not found a way to disable them so that I can have sound output exclusively through the RCA cables. Other than that, I have no complaints whatsoever.

I already have a vinyl record in my home theater room but I got this record player for my office area to listen to my records while working from home. It really works well, and sounds great with a set of external speakers.The record player has an old-school look because of its wood and fabric speaker covers. The wood grain looks nice and smooth. The record player supports 33, 45 and 78 RPM, and comes with the adaptor for 7" vinyl records. There is a button that enables or disables auto stop. I always prefer it enabled as sometimes a record ends while I am on a call or just not available to stop the player right away. There is also a switch to raise and gently lower the arm if you do not want to lower it yourself. The switch feels very light and loose but it works well. The built-in speakers sound a bit like those old gramophones in terms of quality. They sound a bit boxy and thin. There record player can also act like Bluetooth speakers but I would recommend using dedicated speakers. I have a low cost set of computer speakers connected to the headphone out of the record player and it really sounds great. The warmth of vinyl records, articulate instrumentation and smooth bass is all there. It is a surprisingly good sound with external (amplified) speakers. I tried a set of gaming headphones and again, the sound is so much better than using the internal speakers.The record player also has a dust cover and RCA cable output, USB and even auxiliary input. It really does everything, allowing the player to not only play records, but even digital media. I think it is a fantastic value and highly recommend using the player with external amplified speakers or headphones. The internal speakers do not do its sound quality justice, although they do work fine for casual listening. I am really enjoying this player while working at home.

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