Record Player, Miric Suitcase Record Player with Speakers, 3 Speed Belt-Drive Vinyl Turntable, Portable Record Player for 7/10/12inch Vinyl Records, Support USB/SD/AUX Vinyl Record Player-Jade Blue

I was gifted a record collection by a friend and had no way of playing them. Enter this incredibly cheap record player ($32 shipped) with built in speakers and more. Not a single review on it but the price was right. Plus, I have a friend who has a very similar one from another company, so I took a chance and ordered it at 5am and it arrived at my home, the SAME DAY, by 4pm. Insanity!My first impression is that it is built well for the price, plays all of my records even though many are old and scratched, and all of the many extra features work. Here are some random positives. It comes with an extra needle, the latch works securely making it very portable like a tiny suitcase, the aqua color is fun, it’s easy to use, the lid stays open by itself while records play, the built in speakers are surprisingly good although I must admit my expectations were very low, and my 9 year old daughter thinks it is the coolest thing she has ever seen. Very “old timey” she says. She loves to change the records. In this digital age, doing something manually can be surprisingly rewarding. Who knew records were the new cool. :)Will it hold up? Who knows, but at this price and delivered straight to my home in about a half day, if it lasts a few years, I’ll be very pleased.

I am absolutely in love with this record player! I came across an old record store in my neighborhood, and decided to buy a bunch of records, and ordered this player on Amazon because the ones in the stores were too expensive. The sound quality is amazing, and it has way more features than the one at the store did. It has Bluetooth, usb, or SD card compatability, is compact enough for travel, and even comes with an extra needle. The color is also great. I’m getting another one as a birthday gift to my sister since she loved it when she saw it!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I've been considering purchasing a stand-alone turntable (aka with built-in speakers) for a number of years now. I still have many of my records from the 1980s, and some of my dad's and even my grandma's! I wanted a turntable that had a lid that could close, so that I could store it out of the way without the turntable being damaged; wanted the ability to record to SD or Flash; the ability to play 33 rpm and 45 rpm records; and the ability to output to a Bluetooth speaker.Well, it does everything except output to Bluetooth. Bummer! It can only act as a bluetooth speaker for other devices! In other words, I can open Bluetooth on my iPhone, and see "TT4" as an available Bluetooth device, and then pair with it, and when I play audio on my phone, it will then come out of the turntable's built-in speaker. This is completely the opposite of what I had hoped for, and what I--obviously, mistakenly--believed this turntable was capable of.It works just fine as a turntable, and I'm playing around with recording to the built-in SD/USB reader, which also seems fine (it creates "MP3" files on the SD card I inserted (which I think has to be FAT32 formatted, as the "OS X Journaled" format didn't seem to work--easy to create either format using "Disk Utility" on a Mac)). It came with an adapter for 45s, and two extra needles. The instructions are a bit lacking, but it's pretty easy to figure out.

I'm not impressed with the sound. Considering returning as it says you can hook it up to an external speaker system and when plugged in to external speakers, it shuts down completely and won't play. The turn-table on the one I got is very wobbly, which seems to affect the sound. Yes, it's the turn table itself that wobbles, not an issue of a warped record, as you can see it wobble when no record is on it and it's spinning. The case itself is well made, but I'd recommend spending a little more to get better quality.

Pros:Portable (I guess? I don't move it.)Pretty (Looks really slick on the counter.)Painless (Super easy to set up and use.)Cons:Sound (Built-in speakers give an "old-timey" feel that is really just poor audio)Stability (Records wobble on the turntable, making long notes warble in and out of tune)STABILITY X2 - I cannot overstate how infuriating this is. You don't have to be an audiophile for this to drive you nuts. I got this as a gift for someone who did not have a record player. Three months later, we are already looking at different models on which to play our many new records.Looking for your first projector? My advice: spend a few extra bucks and buy quality.

Obviously the sound, though good, is not twenty-first century tech but that is the point, right. Recently purchased this player for football season 'tailgate' with a few vinyl albums to play, guess that takes me full circle format. Have really enjoyed the pre-game ambiance that takes you back to another era. I think I will get a Big Band album to play for my elderly in-laws to enjoy as well. Highly recommend this guys!

Bought this record player for my elderly in-laws and they were really surprised and happy to receive it. Now they can play their old records and reminisce over happy times of their youth. Player is a nice size and very retro looking. Hooked up well to a Bluetooth speaker with no problems but the little speakers on the player were okay too. Thanks. They love it!

I bought this record player for my partner for our anniversary. I was a bit nervous buying our first record player so I shopped around for quite a while until I found this one. The color, the sound quality, the ease of use- everything is so wonderful!!! My partner freaked out when he got it and we immediately listened to our Pokémon records :) 15/10 recommend!!!!