Record Player with Bluetooth Output Input for Vinyl with Speakers,Turntable for Vinyl Records Supporting Vinyl to MP3 Encoding TS USB Folder Counter Weight Speed Adjust

I like this player because of all the tech that's included with it. It does not have the best speakers but I bought it because of it's outgoing Bluetooth connectivity. I am very satisficed with it.

I found this turntable and loved that i didn’t have to worry if my cats would try and sit on it while I listen to vinyl. But lo and behold it stopped working after a month. No matter if I change outlets it will attempt to turn on but never will. I went to return it and am 4 days past the return date so I’m stuck with this now.It’s unfortunate because it sounded great! The only things I didn’t like was the clip not latching around the needle arm, and the Bluetooth light will always flash with no way of turning it off.

Amazing that this turntable is actually a good old 'record player', too. It does have its own (very poor, low quality) amplifier and stereo speakers if you really must have it play by itself. But... I would only rarely use the internal amp and speakers. It DOES have the standard RCA jacks for right and left line-out cables to your 'hi-fi' or 'stereo' amplifier and much better speakers that you probably already have. Use that. Or... this does an amazing job with sending out blue-tooth signal to anything you have that can receive it. My daughter has a 'sound bar' with sub-woofer on her TV set that is blue tooth capable (she plays her mp3's from her iPhone thru the sound bar). This turntable transmits via blue tooth to anything that can receive it, and it plays very well on a TV 'sound bar' speaker system. Most of the bigger flat-screen TVs today have a 'sound bar' that can be bought to match it -- Walmart "TCL" TVs have an excellent sound system you can buy. And this turntable will connect to it had play terrific stereo high-fidelity!This turntable does hook up via blue-tooth but it took a long time to find each other and connect. But when connected, the turntable did a fine job of putting the music thru blue tooth to the sound bar system.Another strange feature -- this turntable will accept blue tooth input from your 'device' and can play the music thru its own amp and speakers. But... why would anyone do that? The internal amp and speakers are poor quality sound for sure.Another (and BEST) feature: MP3's created and saved on any USB Thumb drive! That's why i bough this turntable! I can save all my old rock n roll records as mp3 on a USB Thumb Drive and transfer to my computer or anything else! It takes some practice to time them to start and end when you want (or you will have to edit on a computer later). But the turntable provides a button to start and stop recording mp3 on USB, so it works out OK.LAST amazing feature: THIS will play 78's! Hard to find a turntable that will still play 78 rpm records! I have many from my parents and even my youth that I want to save as MP3s. When I was about 6 years old, we had an old 78 rpm /player/recorder/ radio in our house that we could MAKE 78 rpm recordings! I've got 78 rpm records of the kids and family that are priceless and now I can play them (and make mp3) again!

I have been using a $45 portable record player for years and have always wanted to upgrade my hardware (and sound). I finally looked around and purchased this record player and I must say I am pleasantly surprised and SO excited about it - there's no better feeling than realizing you made a great decision.The player is sturdy and material feels high quality. It doesn't scratch my records and pretty easy to set up.It gives a couple options of how to play it - through the built-in amp or via bluetooth. The bluetooth was a little weird because the light just blinks for a while, and then magically connects. One time I played the record via the amp and the bluetooth randomly connected to my JBL speaker, which caught me off guard.My only complaint would be that if you are playing the record through your bluetooth speaker, the actual record doesn't stop spinning when you holster the tone arm.... so I've found that I have to carefully (and quickly) pull the record off the spinning platform. Same with if I want to put a new record on. This isn't the biggest deal in the world, but could lead to someone breaking it if they don't know about that glitch.But overall I would highly recommend!

I have been wanting to convert my MANY vinyls and 45s to MP3. Finding an affordable, easy to use record player was not as easy as I thought! This player is PERFECT! VERY easy to use! I would suggest buying 16gig flash drive. You can get 20ish vinyls on it then move them to a larger external hard drive.The sound of the player when just playing the records isn't high quality but it's good enough. However with Bluetooth, it is GREAT. I highly recommend this player!