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Excellent purchase. Not a high end expensive stereo system, but exactly what it says it is. No surprises, no disappointments. Just a good quality turntable offering a solid sound. The best part is that it is Bluetooth compatible both in and out. Most competitive systems have Bluetooth in which has nothing to do with playing LPs. But, Bluetooth out lets you listen to your chosen music through your chosen speaker system. Great options on a compact system with good sound reproduction. Would not hesitate to buy again !!!

I’m still in awe of it. My records sound so crisp and clear on this player. It looks so neat and presentable, and it’s easy to use.

Love it. ❤️ Sounds great and connects to my Bluetooth speaker flawlessly.

I brought this recently and I’m very happy that I did. The sound is phenomenal. The bluetooth feature is brilliant being able to bluetooth vinyl through headphones or bluetooth music to the speaker.

It was a gift my niece was very surprised & happy with. Small enough to fit in her apartment. She lives it

I bought it as a first record player for my daughter. It was really easy to start using, feels lovely quality and the sound is great. It’s a neat little player, really streamlined

I bought this turntable for my daughter, she is getting into vinyl, she is over the moon.

Having had similar systems before, after getting rid of my separates system, I was bit dubious trying this. When it arrived the turntable was not screwed down which worried me but appears to be by design. However set up was simple. The turntable runs smooth and level and the sound quality is more than adequate for my need in a small office space. Not thin or tinny. Seems to handle bass and treble well and volume would appear to have the potential to go loud. Auto stop runs until the end of the LP but not yet tried on 7" (a different brand had sometimes stopped before a single had finished). My Android phone will connect via bluetooth but as seems common with this type of connection the volume needs cranking up to be reasonable. I may invest instead in a speaker with aux in. However as a unit to revisit my old vinyl it more than does the job, crackles and all.