Customer Ratings & Reviews

An incredibly sleek and great vinyl player that I'm glad I finally bought. Out the box it's very easy to set up and get working. It does however need to be supported by atleast some powered speakers. My soundbar sufficed and the player produces a clean crisp sound that i greatly enjoy. This is my 3rd Vinyl Player and for only having it for a few days, it is without a doubt my favorite so far. The price point really makes this a great buy and it's a great gift for starters and veterans for playing your favorite records.

I just want to start off and say that I love this turntable. I am no audiophile or "record player junkie", heck, this is the first turntable I have ever used, but I can say that this turntable did not disappoint. It was incredibly easy to install and makes it super quick to drop in a record and start playing music. If you are looking for a record player with a bunch of extra features, you need to look elsewhere, because this is extremely bare-bones. However, for someone like me who just wants to listen to music without any extra hassle, this turntable was perfect. You need to keep in mind, although, that it has no Bluetooth, the built-in speakers are basically nonexistent, and there are hardly any customization options. If I were looking for a turntable that can do more than just play records, this product would not even be a consideration for me. But, that's not me. I was looking for a turntable for a beginner such as myself, and that is exactly what I got: a high quality record player that looks great, sounds great, and just works!

This is the best (probably) entry level turntable I've ever try. It reminds me an old Sony 3 in 1 stereo sound system I owned back in the early 90's. It's extremely easy to set it up, it feels a little plasticly cheap but it looks good with my equipment. It's fully automatic and I love the option to connect it to my amp either to the phono (my preferred option) or the line input thanks to the built in pre-amp feature. It would be great to have the option to upgrade the cartridge for a better one, still this Audio Technica LP60X have a really good sound stage, my old and new vinyls sound great. I will recommend to upgrade the stylus that it comes with the turntable for the LP Gear Carbon Fidelity CFN3600LE, it improves the sound quality. I purchased this LP60X in Balck/Gunmetal finish about a year ago and is still spinning with no issues at all, I may upgrade it for something more advanced with more options in the future but for now this my everyday way to go to enjoy my vinyl collection. It's a bang for the buck. I highly recommend it.

The Audio-Technica turntable delivers exceptional sound quality and build, making it a solid choice for vinyl enthusiasts. Its reliable performance, ease of use, and stylish design enhance any audio setup. The automatic features and adjustable counterweight allow for tailored listening experiences. Overall, it’s an excellent investment for music lovers. Highly recommended!

cant go wrong here. compact, easy to set up, sounds great!

This is a basic turntable but it’s good quality and sounds pretty good, if you’re into analog sound for nostalgic reasons or whatever. My 19 yr old daughter actually got this as a birthday gift, it’s all she wanted. Isn’t it ironic that a few decades ago when digital music was just breaking onto the scene, everyone wanted CD’s, we were so thrilled to have static-free music that sounded so much better than vinyl or tape. Then it was DVD audio with its multi-channel stereo and superior sound reproduction. Now we have lossless streaming digital audio with Atmos sound processing *in freaking headphones*.., and in Tesla’s, and a few other cars I think, but my kid says she *likes* the static, and I now had a reason to teach her what “wow and flutter” means, a foreign concept to most people under 30. Actually, I’m surprised so many people want to listen to vinyl, I don’t personally get the hype. But I can appreciate the value and quality of this very decent entry level turntable. My only real “gripe” if there is one, is that the buttons feel hollow and pretty cheap, if I’m being honest. But this is entry level, so I’m happy with the overall quality considering the low price. It’s far better than the first one I bought her which was an off-brand Amazon 4.5 star rated unit with speakers that was incredibly disappointing.., daughter thought it was “perfect” but it was like nails on a chalkboard to my ears. So, being the concerned father I am, I sent that one back (with her permission, of course) and replaced it with this unit and a powered 2.1 channel speaker/sub set (it’s in her bedroom) because I believe everyone should develop an appreciation for high fidelity sound. She’s very happy with it and that makes me happy. Would I recommend? Yes, if you’re on a tight budget or a non-audiophile type. Just don’t expect it to impress with tactile feedback; the buttons are noisy and cheap feeling. But it’s easy to use with one button play and the mechanism is solid. Just skip the stuff on Amazon and go with this one.

Let me start by stating first, the reason for the 4 stars instead of the 5 is because as great as these are, to really feel the music u need to buy a pre-amp device. Otherwise u have to listen to it threw line which kind of defeats the purpose of it and they dont tell you this anywhere. That being said, i just started getting back into vinyl. I actually purchased TWO of these systems. One for living room and one for bedroom. Without the pre-amp, they sound amazing, just have to crank the volume up. Its very easy to use and ensemble. I was debating between this and the 200 sony one. But after reading the reviews and comparssions, people said they pretty much give the same sound. The sony has blutooth tho (which again, digitizes the music so defeats the purpost). So i got 2 of these for the price of one of those. If you are getting into vinyl or want too, i would deff start with these. I have it hooked up to a onkyo system and the other to a yamaha system. I tell you, im so glad i purchased these and i look forward to enjoying vinyl again.

Wanted to be able to play old and new vinyl, but didn’t want to break the bank. This turntable did the trick. After get muting burned by another turntable that actually scratched some vinyl, it’s a relief to have a turntable that I can trust. I plugged it into my existing sound system which I honestly haven’t used in years. Now it’s my preferred mode of listening to music again. Only downside is now I’m spending a fortune on vinyl, which is a lot more pricey than in the 80’s!!! Set up was also relatively easy. This version doesn’t have Bluetooth capabilities, but there is a slightly more expensive version which does. My friend got that one (after I raved about this one) and he loves it as well.

The Audio-Technica AT-LP60X is an excellent entry-level turntable that delivers convenience and quality. Its fully automatic operation makes it incredibly easy to use—just press a button and enjoy your vinyl without worrying about manual tonearm placement. The sound quality is solid for its price range, and it features both phono and line outputs, making it compatible with a variety of audio setups. The build feels sturdy, and the sleek design adds a modern touch. Ideal for beginners or casual listeners, the AT-LP60X offers a hassle-free vinyl experience with reliable performance and thoughtful features at a great value.

Amazing quality turntable. Very easy to put together. Did have a problem with the RPM initially but after messing around with the button for a little it got back to the regular speeds. (Speakers shown in picture are the Edifier R1280T)

I recently purchased this turntable from Best Buy and I’m extremely happy with it. The build quality feels solid, the sound is warm and rich, and setup was surprisingly easy. It looks great in my living room and has quickly become my favorite way to listen to music. Highly recommended if you want a reliable, great-sounding player.

This is the best value I could find for an automatic turntable. Audio Technica knows what they're doing, and has made a very simple but very good sounding player. I've been using it to transfer a bunch of vinyl albums to digital files, and it's been working flawlessly. I used to have a Technics turntable many moons ago that was not automatic, so you had to balance the tonearm, adjust the counterweight, set up the anti-skate, and all of that hoo-hah just to listen to your records. Oh, and you had to carefully lift the tonearm and gently lower it to the vinyl surface. When the record side was finished, it just sat there endlessly grinding away at the end, skipping back every rotation. Who needs all of that? This turntable does everything for you. After placing the record, you hit the Start button, and it plays the whole side. At the end, it lifts the tonearm and stops the record. There's no counterweight to mess with, no anti-skate setting, or any other adjustments. It just works. I've transferred about a hundred albums so far, and I'm very happy with the sound quality and ease of operation. I realize that some people love the whole process of playing each side manually, but I'm not one of them. This turntable does an excellent job of handling playback tasks while delivering very good sound. It's a home run as far as I'm concerned. So if you're intimidated by the technical aspects of setting up and using a fancier turntable, this one is a great option that lets you just play and enjoy your records with minimal fuss.

The LP 60x is a revamp of the previous LP60 bit audio technica. The parts included in this device are lightweight but appropriately selected for a record player. The belt-driven system combined with the aluminum platter help with reducing vibrations and the included felt platter cover is a great vibration reducing inclusion. The automatic system is effective and works 100% of the time that I've used it. It is extremely easy to use and sounds very good regardless of its lightweight stature. The tone arm is a spring weighted system and the cartridges and audio technical cartridge. This device can play 45s and 33 and 1/2 speed records. Thoughts: when it comes to hi-fi equipment most people do not think that a $100 turntable would be considered audiophile grade by any stretch of the imagination. And in most scenarios they would be 100% correct. most turntables around this price point have a built-in phonographic pre-amplifier so they can be used with any stereo system. This turntable actually has the ability for you to bypass the internal phono preamp and use your existing receivers preamp. That means the only thing that affects the quality of note would be the cartridge which in this is a very high quality moving magnet cartridge. Granted it's not a project or a marantz but because you are not using the internal pre-amplifier if connected to a very high quality system as in my case a marantz SR-8012 you can get extremely high quality audio that is full of life out of this turntable. I paired this with the Garth Brooks legacy collection and when I turned it on and closed my eyes the wall fell away and I was in a concert. This is a phenomenal investment that I highly recommend anyone make whether you are new to the audio world or an experienced audio file.

I was a little hesitant to buy this turntable at first because of the negative reviews about it skipping and some not even getting it to play but I have had zero issues with the setup, I hooked it up to a couple insignia bookshelf speakers I purchased at Best Buy at the same time and it sounds fantastic. If it gets shaken even a little it will skip, like when I’ve walked too hard and too close to the table its sitting on it skips a few seconds but I think that’s more my fault because I have it on an end table that’s not really well balanced. If I’m not near the turntable its fine so I know its me and will be putting it on a more stable platform in the next few days so I’m sure I’ll have absolutely no problem then. I should also mention that I had been using a Crosley Deluxe suitcase record player prior to buying this and if you’re still using one of those or are debating between whether to buy one of those for $40 or spend the extra coin on this one, don’t even think about it and buy this one. I have run speakers that cost 4 times the amount of the Crosley on it and it doesn’t matter, the difference between this one and the Crosley is night and day. This sounds amazing, still has that full sound with just a slight, barely audible crackle of vinyl, whereas the Crosley is kind of a mess. Even on great speakers it just doesn’t sound right, where this one sounds gorgeous on a pair of $70 speakers. If you’re looking to get into vinyl, committed the sin of buying a suitcase record player, or you just want a turntable without killing your budget, this is the one to get. As a side note, some very minor setup is required, but nothing crazy. Basically just attaching to the belt to the motor, but it takes 3 seconds. You won’t regret it.

Have not played my vinyls in years, so i said it was time to by a turntable and this is the one. Put it together in a few minutes, very easy and away you go. Totally automatic so drop the record on the player and hook up to speakers or to a bluetooth which is the main reason i purchased this one. Im playing it out of my TV soundbar and it works and sounds very good. You can use regular speakers via RCA jack. Overall very satisfied as Audio-Technica make quality products across there line. Recommended Yes!

It’s great it sounds amazing it was easy to setup as well

I wanted to dip my toes into the world of vinyl and didn't want to spend a ton of money. This player hit all the check boxes for what I wanted. Good price, pre Amp, fully automatic, belt driven and a name I have heard of. Set up was simple, and it hooked up to receiver with no problems. Listening to a record is as easy as load and push start. It sounds just fine and harkens me back to listening to records when I was a kid.

Awesome budget turntable. I’m new to vinyls and I did a lot of research for a good vinyl that wouldn’t break the bank. This was definitely a great deal. Apart from the great aesthetics, it sounds amazing, and I paired them with the Insignia bookshelf speakers (another budget but good option). The sound is crystal clear and sounds more full than what you hear on your normal AirPods. Only thing I’d say, look up how to tune the belt speed on YouTube, I noticed when I first took it out that it was playing at about 5-10% faster than it should have been, but it’s a quick easy fix. This is way better than any of those brief case vinyl players that often damage your records. If you’re new, but want a good turntable that will sound good and last a long time, this is a great option.

I've used a few other cheap record players and this one absolutely blows them away. I have it hooked up to a cheap $30 amp and it sounds amazing through my speakers. It plays like a more expensive player for sure...I guess maybe they are able to offer it at a slightly lower price due to some assembly being required. Only real issue is there's not really any options in terms of balance/weight/etc. Really good price, looks cool and kinda retro, and it's super easy to put together.

So far so good with our new record player. Had to YouTube how to attach the band to make the turntable spin but other than that is very easy to use.