Record Player Belt-Drive 3 Speed Retro Portable Wooden Suitcase Turntable 33 1/3 45 78 RPM LP Vinyl with Stereo Speakers

The media could not be loaded. This is my very first turntable. I’ve wanted to collect vinyl and have a turntable for a very long time and just recently discovered these small, tabletop options. I did a lot of research and finally settled on this one. It was so easy to set up and get started with, I’m 27 and have never operated a turntable before and was able to figure it out quickly. I like the auto stop function and I think the speakers sound great. The video is almost at full volume, but I am also not a sound snob. I tried both a brand new (in the video) and old record and both played and sounded great. I can’t wait to continue to use this player and start my collection!!

The media could not be loaded. This is amazing! My very 1st record player so I had no idea how to use it. At 1st it wasn't making any sound even with a vinyl on and it plugged in. I realized I needed to take the plastic off the needle for it to play! After I did sound came out from the speakers and it has a great sound. It is worth the buy, I'm happy I have it.Pictures above and video. The song is I get lonely by Janet Jackson.

This retro record player met ALL my expectations and more, was real easy to set up and the quality is great, it even plays slightly warped records. Very easy to use too, I love it!!It is now day 2 of playing records, I hooked a sound bar to the player and been listening to many of my old records, quality is great, I truly forgot how good vynil sounds.Really have nothing bad to say about this product, good deal!

How many of you remember what turntables looked like or what they are for? On a trip to a San Francisco earlier this summer, our family came across a record player in our hotel room. I was ecstatic! It had been DECADES since we came across one. I took out one of the vinyls that was available, Bob Marley's Legend, and fired it up. A very short moment after, followed by a few classic crackles, the music started playing... and Marley's voice filled the room. Our toddler son started dancing to the song. What a wonderful moment that was during our time at the hotel.What happened next? I'd go look for a turntable, of course!PROS- Modernized version of the classic turntable- Portable: at roughly 5 lbs and 14x10x5 inches, it can be transported around easily- Easy to use (unlock the needle arm and gently place it at the edge of the record)- Decent stereo sound, but do not expect audiophile quality with pumping bass. This adds to the nostalgia, however!- Can output stereo sound to more capable speakers via the audio out/headphone jack- Included USB cable (or via the audio out/headphone jack) allows for converting your records to CD or MP3 (software is included)- Can play records up to 12" in diameter (common sizes are 7", 10", 12")- Can play records designed for 33 1/3, 45, or 78 RPM speeds (choose speeds via a switch)- Protective lid can be closed while the record is being played- Automatically stops when the record is done playing- Replacement needles available for purchase on Amazon. Search for "B075XRYJTY" (Feir Vinyl LP Replacement Needles)- Built-in, removable dust cover- Brings back memories for my parents and grandparents being able to play their records again. TIP: check for local vinyl record shops in your area! There are some who even give records for free!- USB Power adapter is included- Inexpensively pricedCONS- Needle arm does not auto return once the record is done playing. However, the player does stop automatically- Dust cover does not completely protect the entire turntable. There are holes along the 4 sides, allowing for dust to creep in- Included USB cable is a tad short. However, it can be replaced with a generic one- Is not battery powered. However, I was able to use it while having it plugged in to a battery bankOverall, although the sound quality is not as good as $200 speakers and records only last for a few minutes of play before they stop, having a classic turntable around your home provides for nostalgic joy and a conversation piece for visiting guests. This Feir vinyl player is made well and comes at a great price. This has been such a great addition to our home.If you found this review helpful, please click the "Helpful" button below to encourage me to write more. Thank you!

Works well; works just fine putting through a large stereo system. NOTE: I have an older set-up from the 1990s that has an actual PHONO jack. (As the instructions say) **DO NOT** use the PHONO jack, but use an AUX jack (or something similar). I'm not a stereo expert, but I do believe a true PHONO jack has a greater pickup than a typical AUX jack. Let's just say: it was way-y-y-y too loud when I used the PHONO jack, so just be careful! ;)

The record player itself works fine. The sound quality is decent and it's easy to use. The weird thing is that the charger itself literally crumbled apart, without being touched, after only 3 months. I've never seen anything like it.Then, when I tried to contact the seller, Amazon said they actually don't have an email address for that seller. Convenient.I'd recommend spending a little bit more for a more high-quality, durable product.

An amazing record player, the best for its price.This record player is amazing! It plays all my records well with no problem. The sound quality is the best you can get for its price.

This is super cute and very light weight. It comes with a usb cable and I hooked up a speaker to use with it. I love the color. I bought a vinyl in California and have been super excited to listen to it. The sound quality is good. This is a great gift. It’s easy to use and I can’t wait to listen to more records on it. This would be a good first record player.