This record player sounds amazing. It was very well worth the price.

This record player is amazing! Great quality & the speakers are so loud!! Its great! Plus you have the option for bluetooth. Amazing product!

Very nice set up! Works flawlessly and has great sound. Speakers look great with this set up.

Great turntable w wonderful sound. Reasonable price to upgrade your vinyl set up.

Nice turntable at a good price, the finish of the wood one good and will look great when set up in place. Easy to follow instructions when setting it up and the bluetooth option is a nice feature, speakers sound good as well. No complaints

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Love the look, very stylish.Is not a cheap unit.Very crisp sound, the bluetooth works great. Easy set upOverall very happy with the quality.

Really great turntable especially for the $$. Instructions are clear, speakers are solid and strong cs follow up too. Would recommend this for sure especially for anyone starting their vinyl collection.

The player sounds and looks good. The bluetooth also works good. I do have an issue withe the tonearm sensor not alway working but customer service has offered to send new sensor for free, as the warranty has ran out. Thanks SeeyingUpdate Feb 2025- Seeying sent the sensor and now the player is back in action!

So far so good. This seems like a solidly built piece of equipment. Haven't been able to use it a lot yet but so far it sounds good, easy to operate, the Bluetooth is great. My only disappointment was learning that wireless doesn't really mean wireless it just means it has Bluetooth. Otherwise it seems to be just what I was looking for. Looks great with the solid wood look.

The turntable works and looks great. Good sound out of the speakers too. Happy with the purchase.

I bought this product, "Record Player Vinyl Bluetooth Turntable with 36 Watt Stereo Bookshelf Speakers" in order to donate it to a local museum that had received an earlier donation of LP records from somebody else, but had nothing to play them with. They had no budget for buying a small stereo system with turntable, nor did they have much space available for such equipment.Before carting this product over to the museum, I set it up on the box it came in in my laundry room; if there was anything wrong with it, I wanted to know before loading it in the car.The included user's manual is pretty good, with decent illustrations and comprehensible English instructions. It led me through the steps of assembly (mount the cover to the base, install the turntable drive belt, install the platter, install the tone-arm counterweight and adjust it, remove the shipping ties and stylus protector, connect the speakers with the included cables, plug in the included AC power supply) without any issues.Operation is simple:- If playing a record, select 33 or 45 RPM using a knob, turn the power switch (on the rear of the player) to ON, verify the red LED is lit. Place the tone-arm stylus on to the record, and adjust the volume as desired.- If using the product as a set of Bluetooth powered speakers, turn the RPM knob to the position designated by the Bluetooth symbol, start playing the music source on your Bluetooth device, and adjust the volume on this product as desired (this product DOES NOT allow playing a record and having the audio "go out" to other equipment via Bluetooth).The product has in internal phono preamplifier that matches the characteristics of the included Audio-Technica model AT-3600L phono cartridge. A pair of RCA jacks on the rear of the product allow you to connect it to a stereo system or to some device that can record a stereo line-level signal. If you wish to use a separate phono preamp, a "Phono/Line" switch on the rear of this product can be moved to cause the raw (un-amplified) phono cartridge signal to come out via those same two RCA jacks.The internally pre-amplified audio signal is also internally converted to a digital audio signal that is accessible via a USB jack on the rear of this product. A USB cable is included for connecting to a computer. The User's Manual described how to set up the AUDACITY computer software to record the digital audio; no mention is made about accessing the digital audio using any other kind of software application. It DOES say that there is no need for a special driver to recognize this product, so perhaps other applications other than Audacity will also work; I have not tried this.I played the nearest available LP to test out this product; it was an old recording of Bach music for organ and natural trumpet. With the volume control set to 50%, I was surprised and pleased by the volume of sound coming out of the two to speakers that come with this record player. The fidelity was better than I expected, I did not hear any unwanted noise, hiss or hum. The amplitude of the sound was quite adequate for listening in a smaller room such as a bedroom or office, but I think not loud enough to properly fill something like a good sized living room. The highs were clear, the bass richer and deeper than I expected; the pipe organ on the test recording sounded quite good.The appearance of the finish is excellent. It really looks like it is made from nicely finished hardwood, but I am pretty sure it is just plastic. Likewise, the two speakers look nice and weigh enough to suggest a decent quality driver inside. The tonearm looks like something from a $1000 high end turntable, although I suspect that it is mostly plastic with a metal finish that looks like black anodized satin finish aluminum. I am sure the included phono cartridge is a low end model but it seems to work well enough.I could not detect any "wow" (platter speed irregularities).The platter is sized for a normal LP, and an adapter for 45RPM records is included. The platter is very heavy, adding speed stability.There are a few small complaints:- On mine, I had a hard time removing the stylus protector without it pulling the cartridge off of the tonearm in the process.- The "tonearm lift" mechanism on mine is much slower to lower the tonearm down to the record than I would have preferred; it lowers so slowly that at first I thought is was broken. This might be something that loosens up over time.- I would have preferred that the power switch was located in a more accessible place than around the rear.

Have only had it less than a year, used it and then it stopped working. Was contacted by the supplier after initial review to try and solve issue. New part was shipped and was replaced. Turn table is now working again. Good customer support to try and get the issue resolved and works great!