DIGITNOW Bluetooth Record Player Turntable with Stereo Speaker, LP Vinyl to MP3 Converter with CD, Cassette, Radio, Aux in and USB/SD Encoding, Remote Control, Audio Music Player Built in Amplifier

My living area has a turntable that is a fantastic statement piece since it has that ideal vintage style that makes it stand out. I have had compliments from a number of visitors on how nice it is, and it is a good match for the old décor that I have. Although it is not the heaviest turntable available, the materials give the impression that they are solid, and the turntable does not seem to be cheap or fragile. When it comes to functionality, the Bluetooth feature is really smooth. There were no problems that I had while attempting to connect it with my phone, and the range is sufficient. My ability to roam about my home without losing the connection is a significant advantage for me. I was able to avoid losing the connection. Not having to go through any fuss in order to switch between playing my vinyl recordings and streaming playlists from Spotify is a good feature. It is especially enjoyable to listen to earlier music that is more acoustic since the sound is clear and pleasant. The experience is likely to be enjoyable right out of the box if you are a fan of jazz or classical music. Additionally, having a remote control simplifies the process of adjusting the volume or changing the inputs without having to get up, which is a feature that is not only little but also quite useful.

The unit plays well, good sound.

Lid is tough to put back on and vinyl lp gets caught by the needle rest

Does everything as advertised. Our daughter uses this everyday.

I bought this product because my CD player stereo went up on me and I wanted a player that could play vinyl as well. I was generally happy with this product until the stereo started acting up. I noticed one morning after I had turned the stereo off the night before that it was on so I turned it off. A few seconds later the stereo turned itself on again. I put in a CD and after a few songs the CD cut out and I noticed the stereo turned itself off. I turned the stereo on and this time the CD played all the way through. but when I tried to turn the stereo off it wouldn't turn off so the only way to turn it off was to unplug it. The next time I pugged it in it came on by itself. I had to change the mode to CD but when I opened the tray the stereo turned itself off and as tried it a few more times the same thing kept happening. My music is important to me and unfortunately I don't have the funds to spend much on a decent stereo. I was originally happy to be able to buy this one. The previous CD player stereo this one replaced only lasted about five years. It looks like all stereos like these sold these days are junk.

Works as advertised

It works, pretty cheaply made but the price will let you know that. Speaker sound is low end, used some older Kenwoods I had from another stereo.

perfect with cassette, record player and tapes and just the right size.