Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have a set of vintage technics but needed a small record player for my bedroom. This is easy to use and takes up minimal space. I am enjoying having a little set up that is great quality for bedroom listening.

Has great quality and audio. Was very easy to set up. Will need speaker(s)

Works great. Sounds fine. Got it paired with an LG 2.1 sound bar. Just wish it had a power switch. Not happy that the light is on 24/7.

This is an amazing record player! It is super easy to use and provides a great record-listening experience! It allows for either Bluetooth or plug-in speakers (need to be bought separately). The sound quality with my plug-in speakers is really good!

I just recently got into vinyl, and this unit is awesome!! Great price, quality, and performance!! Easily connected to my surround sound system. I previously bought a suitcase player and all it did was skip. I returned it bought this one and I have had absolutely zero issues

This turntable is a nice update to the LP-60, just as good in terms of features and sound quality. Out of 20 LPs played, 15 played fine without any issues, the other 5 had issues with either non-fill (mostly new presses), being off-center (again, new presses) or having a few deep scratches and warping (usually old LPs), which caused a few skips. Other than that, the sound quality it's on par with similarly-priced tables from the 80s (automatic ones), and has the same drawbacks as the previous model (non replaceable cartridge. etc). If you find this for sale (below $90), I would recommend it, as it's also very easy to set up and sounds great for the price!

Just received today and hooked it up quickly tonight to play two folk albums I haven't played in at least almost 20 years. They sounded great! I got this turntable and two Edifier speakers and was very pleased that everything was easy to set up, though I did check out a couple of YouTube videos on how to set up just to feel more confident before I unpacked. Wish I had more time tonight to check out some of my old Columbia Sinatra albums. Also wish I had gotten this earlier in the COVID lockdown, maybe I could have focused on crafts instead of watching TV most of the time.

On time delivery, Easy setup, sounds great. Great starter.

I inherited a massive vinyl collection from my parents and was looking to replace my old turntable, which had broken, at a reasonable price. This model arrived quickly, was easy to assemble and works perfectly with my existing stereo speakers. The sound quality is excellent even when I'm playing records that are over 50 years old. This turntable is a great value for the price. I'd highly recommend it.

Great record player for intro vinyl collectors and also regular record users. We use the record player almost every day, super easy to use, sound quality is as good as you can get unless you plan to be using in a studio setting. The stylus in enclosed in a cartridge that is easily removed and replaced to keep your records sounding fresh and extending the longevity of the player. Would definitely buy again.

Best value for your money right here. If you're just getting into record playing, this is essentially the best plug-and-play out there. I do wish it came with a better slip mat, but regardless, you can't go wrong with Audio Technica

The adio-Technica AT-LP60X-BX turmtable operates very well . The fact that you can plug powered speakers into the back and use as a stand alone unit is very nice.

Meets all my needs. I like the auto arm. Very easy to use.

I love my new record player. Amazing sound quality. I recommend this!

It’s an Audio Technica- really good turntables and this one is a belt driven gem. I dusted off old vinyls in storage for many years and went out to find a turntable. I am not disappointed. Great sound and v easy setup. Simple to use. I set it up with an old receiver that has been sitting around for many years and some bookshelf speakers. Sweet sounds.

I gave it 5 stars because of the excellent quality of sound provided for under a $100! This unit proves that you dont have to spend big bucks to enjoy old, vintage or new vinyl records. It really surprised me because I found myself in virus "lock down" and my vintage turntable was being refurbished and I couldn't get it back until ...... So I read some reviews, did research and boom, $80 bucks later I'm jamming to great tunes!! Thanks Best Buy for making this purchase "touchless" and fast!! Buy this turntable, you wont be disappointed!!

This is my first turntable purchase. I'm in my late 30s and remember my parents playing vinyls on our old stereo system. Now that vinyl is making a resugence, I figured now would be a good time to dip my toe in the water. If you don't have and amplifier and all the other fancy gadgets, this is a perfect starter. I have it going to my soundbar using a 3.5 mm aux cable and it sounds great. I've purchased many vintage records and they sound like they're meant to be heard. And it sure beats my Big Bird record player I had as a kid.

Used it for a few hours so far, and no complaints. The audio is fantastic for the price point with my Onkyo 5.1 system. I like the auto-start/stop which makes it easy to operate. The initial setup was a bit more involved than I expected, but the instructions are clear.

So... you want to take the gorgeous beautiful bass and uncompressed Highs of analog and convert them to tinny digital?! And then listen to it through a crappy little single driver Bluetooth Soup can speaker?!! Cringe... That’s the question I poised to my 70 year Mother In regards to her record collection dating back five decades. She answered yes...so this is what she got from us Christmas 2019. My limited review, it’s a light weight plastic turntable. It plays records, it plays them via Bluetooth. It does what it advertises. Ehhh. Oh and it can play them the way God intended, with an analog left and right rca cable...but why do that:-(

If this is your first introduction to vinyl, this is perfectly fine. I would recommend this over a suitcase turntable for a myriad of reasons such as poor sound reproduction, build quality and the records may scratch on those systems prematurely (all records will be subjected to groovewear no matter the turntable). At about 100 dollars, it plays records reasonably enough for the cost and has decent sound reproduction. No, it won't compare to a Pro-Ject Debut Carbon EVO or a u-turn Orbit but if you're just getting into vinyl collecting and aren't sure if you like the hobby yet, it's a decent start that gets a lot of hate in the audiophile community for no particular reason other than it's worse than vintage Technics or more expensive entry-level turntables. If you had a kid that wanted to learn how to play bass, would you get them a cheap Epiphone/Squire or a Sadowsky/Dingwall? The same principle applies to this hobby. This turntable occupies an attractive price point for prospective hobbyists and it does it much better than the likes of Crosley and similar brands at ~100 dollars. For the downside, it's a cheap turntable so it feels like a toy (cheap, plastic, buttons don't have a satisfying click). You also can't upgrade the parts later so you may want to just get an entirely new turntable if you enjoy the hobby.