Customer Ratings & Reviews

In short, a really nice record player. Works smoothly, all you have to do is place your vinyl in the right position and the pin moves by itself. The quality of the player is adjustable in both speed and sound- controlled by knobs on the front. The soft base for the vinyl is also adjustable allowing for different sizes to be used! Heads up!! Because this player is blutooth, sound becomes a variable depending on your audio output. I'd recommend getting a good speaker or good blutooth headphones if you don't have any.

First record player in a while, and got this model since i didn't want to go with a suitcase one but didn't have enough to spend on as higher end model. It's been working great, and gives a good sound listening through my home entertainment system and tower speakers. Only negatives I've noticed did far is that it sometimes has trouble on some minor scratches on older albums and wonder if upgrading to a player with an adjustable counterbalance in the future might help. Other than that, it's been great so far.

Overall good quality. My only negatives would be that the buttons feel cheap and you can only sync to one Bluetooth device at a time. It doesn’t store device information between speakers. The sound quality is excellent. It was easy to assemble and fit into an old furniture piece. It’s streamlined for ease and practicality. A great addition to our entertainment ensemble!

This is not very heavy. Has a plastic feel. But performs with my Sony soundbar very well. Good punchy sound and bass. Feels the room very well. Overall a great starter turntable.

I wrote a review yesterday; somehow it wasn’t published. This turntable has an excellent Bluetooth chip. Sometimes, It pairs automatically with my sound bar, and other times - you have to push the Bluetooth “pair“ button, which turns solid blue when Successfully paired. It seems to remember my device, which is the LG 2.1 sound bar. I recommend this for beginners and aficionados, alike. The needle does a decent job. It rarely skips, even with older records which have endured some wear and tear.

Have had the record player for about a month and haven’t had any issues. Maybe a little overpriced but i works great!

Bought this a few weeks ago and it’s worked great!

The Audio-Technica ATLP60XBT turntable effortlessly blends vintage charm with modern convenience. Its sleek design and Bluetooth connectivity make it a versatile choice for music lovers. Setup is simple, and the sound quality is exceptional, delivering the warm, rich tones vinyl enthusiasts crave. Whether you're rediscovering your record collection or diving into vinyl for the first time, the ATLP60XBT offers an enjoyable, user-friendly experience.

Works well with Bluetooth speaker but disconnects when not used for a few days. Fortunately pairs back quite easily so a minor inconvenience. Easy to be po it together and auto start/stop works quite well. Nice sleek use and ability to use with cover down is a plus.

Excellent turntable…sounds great. You will need a Bluetooth speaker or some powered speakers to get the most out of this device. It doesn’t take up much space and, unlike some other record players, you can actually close the lid while a record is playing. My only complaint is that the unit isn’t heavy enough. The needle arm bounces if my kids are running next to it. I’m sure it happens with every turn table though.

I got this for my daughter for Christmas. She is really getting into vinyl. I read a bunch of reviews on the turntable before buying. The sound is great and its really easy to use and setup. It initially seemed to be playing at just a slightly fast rate. I had read that others complained of this as well. I took off the plate and belt and then reinstalled them. I think she must have had a twist in the belt because now it sounds perfect. It is hard to see if the belt is twisted so pay close attention while installing.

Nicely designed, easy to set-up and operate. The sound quality is very good for this price point, but lets face it, it is not as good as a high-end turntable. My records are quite old and well-worn, yet with a good cleaning kit, I am finding the sound quite good and I am enjoying my turntable so far.

This is a nice basic turntable. When you put the belt on to the motor pulley make sure you position it right, otherwise the platter spins too fast (sounds like chipmunks). Once that was fixed we connected it via Bluetooth to a speaker and the turntable performs well. Start and stop functions work fine, sounds great and I am not worried damaging my LPs with this turntable.

Compared to my older model Sony turntable, the weight on this ATLP60XBT was alarmingly light. HOWEVER, when push came to shove, the AT turntable performed just fine and sound quality suited me. As a VALUE purchase, this turntable lives up to its majority of reviews.

I had a hard time deciding if I wanted this, or the next step, standard player fro Audio-Technica, the AT-LP120XUSB player, which I maybe should have held out for. I do really like this player, and love the thought of using bluetooth headphones with, but have yet to do so. One thing I found annoying that I also haven't had time to troubleshoot is whether I can override the bluetooth connectivity when paired with speakers that are both bluetooth and analog, because so far, it always ends up going to bluetooth, which ends up being quieter than when it runs through wires, which is what I was hoping for when I'm not using headphones. Even if it's not possible, I am still very satisfied with this player as a basic, cheap model. If I could do it over I think I'd wait and just go with the better option for $100 more, but this is a fantastic first unit, or one for people who aren't concerned with having a nice, metal chassis and is direct-drive, rather than belt-driven.

Got this as a replacement for an '80s-vintage Pioneer table that was not long for this world. It's amazing how much better it sounds than our old one. I also like that it's fully automatic, meaning you don't have to drop the needle on the record, nor do you have to worry about when the side is done. Bluetooth is also nice. It allows me to listen to records via my headphones, while playing video games, which is fun. There are a couple cons, though. Mainly, the tracking weight is pretty heavy: 3.5g, and isn't adjustable without physically sticking weight to the rear of the tonearm. The other con is that it feels kind of flimsy. This isn't really a problem, since it sits on a shelf the whole time. I also don't like the felt mat, because it sticks to my records all the time from the static. Not a big deal, though. Overall, glad I got it and would buy again.

Works very smooth. No skipping/noise. I would strongly recommend upgrading to the black elliptical needle that they recently began offering to replace the white one it comes with. The sound is so much , richer, better.

This is a great turntable for someone new to the hobby. It looks good and works well. I had little issue setting it up and connecting devices. To keep it modernized, you can connect wired speakers or Bluetooth. I love using wireless headphones to listen to albums. My only problem was that I bought an Excellent condition open box from best buy. Unfortunately, my turntable had a few issues. It was in mostly great shape but the stylus was broken when so I could not play albums. Luckily best buy helped me get a replacement. Replacing the piece was easy and now my turntable works flawlessly.

Love the bluetooth option. And how it doesn't take up a lot of space. Sound is good. Great to hear my 45's and vinyl again.

final decided to see if a bluetooth turntable was actually easy to use as my cel phone or computer to play on blue tooth speakers, but maybe sound like....vinyl? it turns out the answer it yes, very easy, pretty inexpensive , small footprint with no cables, and warm sounding like records used to sound compared to digital signals, even on a pair of speakers that cost about 129 dollars a pair! (edifier r128ODB). AMAZING sounding speakers, great pairing with this turntable. Basic setup , don't need anything more to pretty much match what you had in your college dorm room in the 80's . if you want to step up to the next level of quality, you probably would want something with a better stylus, but otherwise just go for this and start listening to your old records, (if you didn't give them away when the cd revolution happened like a lot of my friends did, only to regret it about 5 to 10 years later when it became obvious that we had been lied to about he audio-supremacy of the cd. anyway, even if you only have a few of your old records, do yourself a favor and get one of these turntables and edirol speakers and take a listen and you will start to feel better immediately.