Record Player Bluetooth Turntable with Built-in Speaker, USB Recording Audio Music Vintage Portable Turntable for Vinyl Records 3 Speed, LP Phonograph Record Player, Black

A Perfect Blend of Nostalgia and Modern Sound! I couldn't be happier with this vinyl record player. From the moment I unpacked it, the design and build quality stood out—sleek, vintage-inspired, yet sturdy and stylish enough to be a centerpiece in any room. Setup was incredibly easy, and within minutes I was spinning my favorite records. The sound quality is rich, warm, and surprisingly full—far better than I expected at this price point. It handles both old and new records beautifully, with no skipping or distortion. I love the built-in speakers for casual listening, but it's also great that it has RCA outputs so I can connect it to my sound system for bigger sound. The Bluetooth option is a nice bonus too, making it a versatile piece of gear. If you're a vinyl enthusiast or just starting your collection, this player is an absolute gem. Highly recommended!

Absolutely outstanding quality in a Phono that is less expensive. It is bound in leather and gives it a really nice look. The speakers are phenomenal with crystal clear flat tone. That sets up an outstanding center speaker in an amplified system. This player can be used right out of the box, or plugged into an amp. Will work with active speakers as well but you get no bass unless you add a Pre-Amp. That goes for passive speakers as well, even with an amp. You must add a Pre-Amp to bring out bass. Which Pyle makes a good one for less than $25. I am running my Phono into a Pyle Pre-Amp, into a Pyle 1600w Amp, then to 3 Cambridge passive speakers (Left/Center/Right) and an active (powered) subwoofer by Monoprice. The audio coming out of this system is comparable to the 80s Hi-Fi stereo systems that shook pictures off walls. Even though I'm not using Tower Speakers like then.

I was concerned when I ordered this about some people complaining about skipping. I found one new record that was thicker and heavier that the skipping issue occurred (New Order record). All other records worked fine. I put a small weight at the end of the arm and it then worked on the New Order record. Most other records worked fine with the small weight in place but found one(Frozen II record) that had extra noise only when the extra weight was added. [note: I only have about 10 records] The sound is what i would expect for a record player. Bluetooth capability seems to work and sounds average. I think that this would likely be a great unit for a child's room. It is low power (USB) so it just seems a bit safer. The unit is light weight; other then the corners it likely would not cause a lot of damage to a person if it fell on someones foot. The unit only goes so loud, but is loud enough. I.E. i don think that they could annoy neighbors if windows are closed, but it will fill their own room. I was impressed at capability for cost. It came with an extra record head and has line out to hook up to an radio/amp to increase sound. The reason that i did not give it 5 stars are - i think that the play issue on records skipping is related to the dampener for when the head lowers to the record. I think that if it is newer heavy weight record that the needle hops and prevent falling back to the record fast enough because of the dampener. Not sure that it is solvable as the dampener is there to protect the record and different record are different thicknesses. - the bottom of my unit does have all feet touching when on a flat surface. This has not caused an issue since the weight on the other 3 seem to keep it stable. It looks like one of the rubber feet might not be the same size as the others. - If you pause your blue tooth player, after a couple minutes the unit will go to some other setting an you will have to reselect the bluetooth mode on the device. Overall I would recommend this a record player.

I’ve been using this vinyl record player for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed with how well it combines classic charm with modern functionality. If you’re someone who loves the nostalgic feel of vinyl but also wants the convenience of digital features, this turntable is a fantastic option. Right out of the box, the brown wood finish gives it a warm, retro look that fits beautifully in my living room. The build quality feels solid, not cheap or plastic-like, and it instantly added a touch of vintage style to my space. Sound-wise, the built-in speakers are surprisingly good for casual listening. Of course, audiophiles may want to hook it up to external speakers via the RCA output, which is easy to do. The Bluetooth function connects smoothly to my phone and allows me to stream music effortlessly when I’m not spinning records. One standout feature is the USB and SD card recording, which lets you convert your vinyl collection into digital files. This worked well for me and was easy to use — a big plus if you want to preserve your records. The LED display and EQ mode are thoughtful additions that give you more control over the audio experience. Also, the 3-speed settings handled all my records — 33, 45, and 78 RPM — with no issue. Overall, this is a versatile and attractive turntable at a great price point. Highly recommended for beginners and casual collectors alike!

I really wanted to love this turntable. It nails the aesthetic. The wood finish is beautiful, the LED display is a nice touch, the size is perfect, and it’s packed with features for the price—Bluetooth, USB/SD recording, and all three speeds. Setup was simple and everything functioned as expected. Unfortunately, the sound quality is just not good. The built-in speakers are really tinny and lack any kind of depth. I couldn’t find a way to adjust the EQ settings, so what you hear is what you’re stuck with. It’s fine if you just want background music or a decorative player, but if you actually want to enjoy the sound of your records, this won’t cut it on its own. If you’re mainly going for looks or plan to hook up external speakers, it’ll do the job. But if you’re buying it for the full vinyl listening experience, this one falls short.

I bought this Vinyl Record Player Extended Size with Bluetooth Playback and USB Recording because I wanted something that could play my old records and also let me record them digitally. At first glance, the player looks really nice — the design is modern yet classic, and it fits well with my living room setup. The Bluetooth pairing works easily, and the built-in speakers are okay for casual listening. However, I started noticing a few issues after using it for a bit. The USB recording function doesn’t seem to work properly — sometimes it recognizes the USB drive, and other times it doesn’t. Even when it does, the recorded sound quality is inconsistent or cuts off randomly. I tried different USB drives thinking it might be a compatibility issue, but the problem kept happening. Another issue is that the player sometimes makes weird or static sounds during playback. It’s not constant, but it happens often enough to be distracting, especially when I’m listening to slower songs or quiet parts of a record. The built-in speakers are decent for light listening, but not great for anyone looking for clear or deep sound. Overall, this record player looks good and has nice features on paper, but the performance doesn’t match the description. If you just want a simple turntable for occasional use, it might be fine, but if you’re buying it for reliable USB recording or consistent playback, it’s disappointing. I wish the USB function and sound quality were more stable for the price.

It works amazing, the sound is perfect. Easy to use, it comes with the little adapter to change from a 12 to a 45. Definitely recommend

This bad boy arrived the next day, I hooked it up and it worked like a charm. It has a great aesthetic, I went with the brushed metal design. My only issue with this device is that the recording feature has some problems. 1) It doesn't record in MP3 - Not a huge problem, I can always convert the WAV to MP3 on my PC. 2) Now this is the big one... For whatever reason, when recording to a USB drive, my recording skips when played back on my PC. When recording and listening, the record doesn't skip at all, only during playback on the PC. I have the USB drive formatted to FAT32 (That's the only way to get it to record, exFAT wouldn't allow me to record), is there any way to fix this? This was one of the main features that had drawn me towards this record player over others. If anybody could help me rectify this problem it would be greatly appreciated. Other than that, great record player! Very happy with the purchase.