Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like it because i love the sound and the option that it has for Bluetooth

I love the product. I would buy again if need to. I especially love the Bluetooth capability.

Honestly I know my sound system does a majority of the work but it is good to have a nice player. Overall an amazing entry level item for the record player world.

This turntable sounds great, even in Bluetooth mode! Setup was a breeze!

Sony has always been one of my go to brands when it comes to electronics, and yet they have done it again! This record player is SO easy to use. I love that it has the ability to connect to speakers both via bluetooth and wires.

Got this as a gift to my younger sister and it made me want my own. Just adds to a room and would be fun to use the vinyls as decoration as well, disappointed that you had to connect a speaker to hear the music at first but wasnt aware thats a common theme with turntables. Looking forward to getting my own and putting it in my game room when I move soon.

Good beginner turntable, super easy to setup and use. Don't expect any super clear quality audio from these, but way better than the cheap Crosley's. Much better option here. The Bluetooth works great but the connection stability is poor. Easy to put near a sound bar or wireless speaker for decent sound. Sounds like old school record players with all the pops crackles and hiss :)

It’s a solid turntable, works with or without an amp with a phono preset. Comes with the port where you can rip vinyls onto your computer. Start/Stop feature works ez pz, just a press of a button and you’re record will start or stop playing. Comes with a dust cover that covers the entirety of the record.

Perfect nostalgic gift for my husband. The sound quality isn’t compromised at all by using Bluetooth. If you are a purist, this turntable gives the option to connect to speaker the traditional way. We love it!

Purchased this as a gift for my 30 yr old son. He loves its sleek design. Easy assembly and Bluetooth set up. I’ll be buying myself one next!

It was simple to set up; plug and play. It seems to play records well and suppresses some surface noise. Auto play seems flawless. More expensive than other choices, but there are much more expensive models. I haven't used the record function, yet.

No complaints so far. This seems like a really solid beginners turntable. The Bluetooth connects really quickly and the music sounds great. I have not tried the wired connections, but I assume it will be good as well. I’m happy with the purchase.

Amazing-great sound quality! Pair this with a good Bluetooth speaker!

I was searching all over for a good quality, medium-priced turntable, and this is EXACTLY that. Very easy to setup, even easier to use. Additionally, the self-balancing mechanism for the tone arm is extremely nice to have, as it avoids the annoyance of having to balance it every single time it moves too far. Sound is great, no complaints whatsoever.

I LOVE this thing! I had been using the same turntable for like 8 years and it was finally time to upgrade. The fact that I can press “play” and it drops the needle by it self is amazing! Not only this but once the record is done it picks up the needle and places it back in the resting place. I have speakers that my turntable is connected to but the ability to connect it to a bluetooth speaker or headphone is great! Honestly a great buy is you’re looking to upgrade but not spend a fortune.

My old soul teen wanted a turn table so I wanted one with a decent quality and ease of connectivity. This one is great for the price. The stylus with auto retract has great weight so it eliminates any skips even on vinyl with serious wear. Easily connects to a Bluetooth speaker and the sound quality is pretty remarkable. Great buy.

Sony Bluetooth turntable-works great. Didn’t think I needed the Bluetooth feature but very glad I got it. Synchs with my sound system and turns it on automatically. Highly recommend.

Awesome record player and connects to my sound bar seamlessly

I purchased this turntable after the Audio Technica Model:AT-LP60XBT-BK and the Audio Techinica Model AT-LP120XBT-USB-BK. So so much better than both. Smooth sound. Crank it up and zero feedback. No humm no feedback. Rich, Rich Music Tone. High Quality Preamp built in with nice tree step gain. The others have shrill preamps and cartridges. I Use Low gain for speakers, high gain for my bluetooth headphones. I can't overstate the sound quality performance over the waste of time time I spent with others. Has no dials or gizmos which a bad thing for audiofiles. Best of quality for a preset turntable out of the box. Honestly high quality sound. That was all the good stuff now for the negatives, which are minor. The power button is in the back so you have to learn where it is without sight, also amp gain in back which you will find yourself changing so you have to learn that blind. I highly recommend this if you are on a budget and still want high quality. I bought it for $179 because I got 10% off for buying on my birthday month and still had a $10 coupon at bestbuy.com. And that's just the way I see it. Thanks All, ...MooVeeCow

I have a tiny record collection thanks to my coworker who bought me some spinners records. I got the itch to want to listen to them so I bought this. It's great because it was simple to assemble, the needle moves on it's own so I don't have to do anything except hit play or stop. I didn't have space for it by my receiver but luckily the table has Bluetooth so I was able to pair it to my receiver (although that process is a little clunky some times and I dont know which device is to blame). The buttons are almost a little too clicky and I'm not sure I like that because it makes it feel low build quality but maybe just intentionally retro. I also don't like that the main body is plastic. My coworker also told me that I can't replace the needle (I didn't realize when looking ay reviews that the "cartridge" was the needle) so at some point I'll have to scrap the entire unit, which was disappointing to hear but I'll use it so infrequently that it won't happen for a long time. My coworker also yelled at be for connecting it via Bluetooth since that defeats the purpose of going analog but I had to make that compromise due to space constraints. He scoffed when I told him it had output that could let me record the records on my PC and was mad I bought this table without consulting him but he recently bought a $1200 table and his lowest-priced recommendations for me were $250 minimum (and from brands I'm unfamiliar with) which is too much to spend when I only own 5 records and am not as huge of an audiophile as he is.