Customer Ratings & Reviews

In order for it to be hooked up via wireless, it has to be very close. If you are wanting to set it up in another room away from your router, it won’t work.

I gave this to a friend who has albums and no stereo. He instructed me to take it back. It didn't have the criterias he needed.

This product is trash if you're wanting to use the bluetooth technology. It won't play any music via our Denon AVR-X3500-H Receiver and speaker system. The player seems to pair with the receiver via bluetooth, but does not play music. Additionally, even if we wire the player to the receiver, no sound comes out as expected. What's the point? This really ruined what could have been a fun and unique Christmas gift.

I bought this for its BT ability and I had to return it because it wouldn’t connect to ANY of my BT speakers.

Would not blue tooth so I purchased another the Sony player from best buy it works great

returned this one. really ok with sound via wires but the bluetooth was horrible.

The turntable speed was wildly inconsistent. The thing is chinchy. Spend another $50 and get a Teac or a better model from Audio Technica - you will be much much happier.

I have a full stereo system at the front of my house but I wanted something so I could listen to records in my dining room. This fit the bill perfectly. Easy out of the box set-up (the belt can be tricky to put back on if it comes off) and pairing with my Bluetooth speaker. Works great, sounds great. If you're looking for something that has nice sound (if you have a nice Bluetooth speaker then this is it. Great value for the $$.

Had to return it because it wouldn't even turn on. Tried to get another but they were sold out

I returned the product almost immediately after assembling it. The quality is sadly cheap for the price they’re asking.

I bought it because it was suppose to connect via blue tooth. It’s imposible to pair it with any device.

Funny how every review I read about this player says it is an "entry level" record player. I am sure 95% of people want a good /reliable player that has good sound but will eventually move up to the $500 or $1,000+ players. If you just thought to yourself that isn't me, then do not consider this an entry level player. You are part of the 95% of people who will buy and continue to buy this type of player because it is really good and meets your needs. The $49 Technics player I bought two years ago to listen to a new record I bought at a concert so I can get an autograph is entry level! It is like calling a brand new Honda Accord priced in the range of $20,000-$25,000 an entry level car because someday you will buy a Lexus or BMW......you know.....when you can afford to get something that is really what you should be driving. So for the price, what it can do, its sound - this player is highly recommended by me for those who know that a sub $100 player may not do justice to the listening experience you want, but don't want to pay hundreds of dollars and worry about tweaking the weight of the arm, tinkering with the motor speed and monitoring the precious needle after every listen. If you want that experience.....then why are you even looking here? If you want a solid player that will make your new and old albums play wonderfully - AND WITH BLUETOOTH - this is what you want. All my research for this player consistently had positive reviews, as it does here. The one problem I have seen is with Bluetooth connectivity. I did not have a problem. I had my wifi headphones and the player and they met each other in seconds. So there is a chance you struggle for a minute, this can happen when either device does not have a screen but only blinking lights. Use a couple seconds of patience and it will likely work.

I bought this for my wife to pair with her Beats Pill but it will not pair with blue tooth. Other than that it's a nice player. Sounds great through my stereo but I'm taking it back to get the non bluetooth and saving 80.00.

It's great to be able to play records again. What's even better is I can play the records thru my soundbar via Bluetooth

The audio-technica turntable is great and easy to use.

It's a great turntable for home use. We have a lot of vintage vinyl and the "noise" is greatly filtered out by this one. Being able to bluetooth to the receiver is pretty nice too.

bought as a gift for my son. He absolutely loves it! So easy to use!

I was surprised how good sound and quality this turnable have. The bluetooth though gave me hard time to connect to my Sony portable speaker.

I had to return the Audio Technica At-lp60bk Bluetooth turntable and just bought a second one thinking the problem would be solved. Same problem again!!!! the sound for 45s is horrible and no instructions on how to adjust the speed. Apparently the manufacture has no idea how to set the speed for a 45. I tried more than several 45s thinking they are to old and worn out, my old 33s sound great. 33s sound really great, looks like I will have to take this turntable back.......again!!!

Was really excited about this TT but was really disappointed after the first 24 hours. First it was really difficult to sync with my Bose sound link (almost gave up). It also does not sync with Beats headphones. The pitch was way off when I played several records. The unit is made of cheap plastic and has a very flimsy feel. Just spend your money on a better unit...this is not it. This ended up back in the box and went back to the store.