Portable 3 Speeds Vinyl Record Player Turntable,Built-in Dual Stereo Speakers,Belt Drive,RCA Output,Auto Stop,Headphone Jack for Home Entertainment Home Decoration,Red Wood

If you are an audiophile who wants to tweak every sound of your LPs as they play, this is not the record player for you. However, if you want an inexpensive record player to listen to your favorite LPs and reminisce about days gone by, this little portable stereo record player will definitely do the trick. No fancy equalizers or bass adjustments on this unit, but it has a pretty good sound without all that fussiness thanks to the built-in dual stereo speakers. However, it has an RCA input so you can connect to a receiver, a sound bar or external speakers if you want to beef up the sound. You will have to supply your own cable though because one doesn’t come with the player. There is also a headphone jack for private listening. It has a 3 speed belt drive turntable so you can play 33-⅓ LPs, 45’s & 78’s. A 45 RPM adapter is included and has its own little built-in storage place on the record player so it doesn’t get lost. The tone arm includes a ceramic cartridge and has a decent sound but you still get a tiny little bit of extra noise sometimes. There is an auto on/off switch too. You can close the dust cover when the record is playing, even an LP because of the openings on the left side & front to accommodate larger records. This player has a small footprint at 12.2”L x 10.6”W x 3.9”H, so it fits into a small space easily. Great little record player!

If you are looking for a record player with good sound quality, this is not the record player for you. If you just have some old records laying around that you would like to listen to periodically, this record player is adequate, although pretty basic. No audio adjustments, other than volume. No lever to raise, lower and position the arm. Since the tone arm does not automatically return at the end of the record, at least it has an AUTO STOP feature. I cannot understand why the manufacturer would put the DC port on the front of the player. Overall, a fairly decent record player for the price, if sound quality isn't too important.

It has been probably 35 years since I've have a record player. So...I only have one record...the soundtrack for the original ALIEN movie. Having only one record at the moment, I don't have that much experience with this vinyl player.From what I've seen so far, this is a decent little player. Kind of cheap, but that kind of happens when the player costs less than 100 dollars. It's speakers sound pretty good for being so small, but if they're not good enough to your ears, it does have the ability for you to connect the record player to external speakers or to a home theater receiver.While it took me a while to figure out how to remove the needle, once you figure it out, it's easy to do, should you have to replace the needle.The only real downside to the player is that the "manual" says nothing about what kind of needle you need. I did a quick amazon search and found some needles that say they work for most turntable....which SHOULD work for this one....but I'll worry about that when the times comes for me to get a new needle. Probably do a more intensive search. I did a search with the model number of this player, hoping to find something that said which needle to get...but there is no information about that. And there's no information about the player it's self...which kind of stinks. But for a cheap player, it's not THAT big of a deal.

My daughter had been wanting a turntable and I decided to go for a budget model until I saw that she would be into it. She absolutely loves this one. All the functions you would expect at this price point and decent sound from the built in speaker.

This record is so so quality but it definitely gets the job done and the sound comes out decent. It’s great when you’re in a pinch and need to place some records but I definitely recommend investing money and something better.

This is a review of "Portable 3 Speeds Vinyl Record Player Turntable,Built-in Dual Stereo Speakers,Belt Drive,RCA Output,Auto Stop,Headphone Jack for Home Entertainment Home Decoration,Red Wood".I had high hopes for this machine. But by the second day, the turntable speed was varying and warbling the music. It would play ok for a while, then slow down. If I turned it off and on again, or switched the speed selector, it would work ok for a while, then start dragging again. Then when I put on a really heavy ( in weight) album, it slow to a crawl. Very disappointing. It is also kind of hard to get a full sized LP onto the turntable due to the limited area in the back where the cover attaches.The built in speaker is ok; I was planning on adding betting speakers later; it is so bad I am not going to bother. It is ok for kids songs, but not for any serious listening. I am not even going to get into any of the other features, as the failure to perform the basic task precludes the features being of any use.About what you should expect for a 30$ machine.

And this is an easy way to get back into this. It is a self-sufficient unit. It has a built-in speakers, and you can connect it to a bigger system. Wish it has blue tooth or Wi-Fi abilities. Big advantage to the three speed capabilities. It looks good and works great.

The sound quality is not as pronounced as loudly as you may like it but it is a nice turntable for the space as it is not bulky or oversized and just truly is a turntable which is nice for smaller spaces such as a dorm room, or an apartment. It has an RCA output so you can hook up larger speakers for it. It has a port for headphones as well which is nice. This 3 speeds record player supports adjusting 3 listening speeds(33-1/3, 45 and 78 RPM) and playing 3 sizes(7'', 10'' and 12'') of records which is a great feature as well! How fun is it to play those old 45's your grandparents have laying around?!? It is great! Fun turntable!