Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very easy to set up and sounds great. The build quality is kind of iffy and it feels pretty flimsy because it's mostly plastic, but the parts that need to be nice are.

Great turntable. Get you some Edifier speakers (because you'll need speakers with this one) and you'll have a very nice setup that will sound great. It can be a good intro to listening to vinyl or even be something that will last you a while if you're not looking to drop tons of money on a crazy setup. If you're thinking of getting an all-in-one type record player like a Victrola - don't. You'll be much happier spending money on this Audio-Technica turntable with some decent speakers than something with built in speakers that you'll inevitably want to upgrade later anyway since the quality is just better on this one.

Bought this to replace a high end Pioneer turntable that I have had for many years. The quality and functions are just as good if not better than that high end turntable. Amazing how technology has come down in price. This turntable is a winner.

Budget turntable looks and sounds great. I have it connected to a Sonos Connect with 7+ connected speakers throughout the house, and it sounds great. Really like the ability to start, stop and play records using the buttons on the front.

This turntable is very affordable and offers simplicity and reliability. Just push the start button and get ready to listen to your favorite vinyl.

Great starter turntable, easy to set up, great quality. Don’t settle for the cheap suitcase players.

Absolutely amazing! So easy to use for beginners and the sound quality is so great! Absolutely love it!

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

First off let me start by saying just how simple and easy the set up on this turntable was. Literally 1 minute and you are listening to your vinyl! The sound quality this turntable outputs is amazing. I have this hooked up to a set of powered speakers and the depth this produces is amazing.

After doing some research, I bought the Audio-Technica - Stereo Turntable - Model:AT-LP60X-GM to replace an old Kenwood turntable. The AT-LP60X-GM works exactly as advertised. I connected it to my Yamaha amplifier/receiver using one of the 2 "Auto In" ports. Since my Yamaha does not have a pre-amplifier for phonographs, I set the selector on the Turntable to "line" thus engaging the turntable's internal preamplifier. I mention this because some of the negative reviews for this turntable indicate that the reviewers were unaware of its pre-amplifier feature. Playing well-preserved LP records that we have had from the 1970s-1990s, the music coming through my amplifier's speaker is great. The stereo records produced stereo sound that is crisp and as good as ever. Some classical records sound as good as the corresponding CDs. I am very happy with this product and recommend it to anyone that wants a simple, easy to operate turntable that they can play through their amplifier or amplified speakers.

When our last record player broke, I wanted something affordable but stylish, and this fit the bill perfectly. I love the modern design, and the sound it puts out when connected to our Bose soundbar is great. I'm sure it's nothing fancy for true audiophiles, but it works well for our moderate usage.

Honestly this record player is perfect for beginners or people who are not audiophiles. Sound quality is great, it’s extremely easy to use, and the overall look of the record player is very clean and modern. Build quality is not great but for $100 this is absolutely perfect.

Good purchase. I bought it because I wanted my records to be preserved, something the ordinary “suitcase” player can’t do. The set up is very easy, and it works much better than my suitcase player. One thing before buying, make sure you have speakers! This one does not have speakers built in. I use my Logitech speakers for this, which works well!

Great turntable, audio quality that comes out is crisp and clear, records are not scratched and is easy to maintain and use.

Great Turn Table for Someone that wants to step up from the Cheap Crosley units. Great sound for the price tag and does not need a Phono Amplifier.

I wanted a simple to install and easy to use stereo turn table. It took me longer to get everything out of the box than it took to actually install. It works well and sounds great. If you are looking for ease of use then I suggest you purchase this unit.

This turntable works well (as advertised) and I considered it a bargain for the money. The only downside is that it is a two speed (45 and 33 1/3) and I can't play any old 78s on it, but I knew that from the start. Set up was easy, and I'm now enjoying a lot of my old albums, and a few of the 45s I'm brave enough to play! LOL

Love my new Audio-Technica Stereo Turntable. I had a 20 year old Technics. This is the same size, functions the same (so I don't have to learn new features), connects to my stereo and the sound is perfect.

I had been wanting a turntable for a while, but was caught between the large variety of generally affordable Victrola options and wanting one that I was a little more sure of lasting quality based on reviews I had read. So far the Audi-Technica is sleek, easy to use, and has great sound. I coupled it with an Insignia soundbar and have been very pleased. Love the automatic start/stop arm and the pause button! It does not take up too much space and the clear dust cover allows you to appreciate decorative albums while they play. Great to listen to some of my parents old albums and new ones as well, seeing as they are making some sort of trendy comeback. Vintage Cat Stevens and current Billie Eilish both sound great on this turntable :)

Easy set up. Sound is great brings back the old days listening to music the way you are supposed to, one side at a time