VictrolaEastwood II Record Player with Speakers – Bluetooth 5.1 and Vinyl Stream Technology, Vintage Style 3-Speed Vinyl Player, Audio Technica AT-3600LA Cartridge, Oak Finish

I have had this unit for a couple of weeks now and cannot be happier. It replaces another player in this price range that failed when the very badly designed button for the Bluetooth speaker sync feature collapsed into the unit and while that player worked, the Bluetooth feature is critical for me. This player not only has a much more robust controls setup with everything controlled by a large user friendly knob accessible outside the cover then closed, it Bluetooth radio is very strong and I am able to listen with a portable speaker literally everywhere in my three level, 5 bedroom house. (the player is physically located on the middle level of course). The sound out of the installed speakers is more than adequate, but I will concede I am not an audiophile, I just like to listen to my collection of vinyl music bought when I was 50-60 years younger and kept safe to enjoy now that I have time to relax and enjoy. The compact size and wood grained veneer allows it to be placed conveniently on an end table in which I have much of my collection. (see picture). From that I have researched, the cartridge is of good enough quality not to damage my literally irreplaceable collection and like I said, the sound quality from it is more than adequate. I strongly recommend considering this player as a affordable for those like me who

Looks super cool. My 16 year old son loves it!!

I got this as a wedding gift for my buddy who always wanted a record playerThe sound was super loud, very clearNoticeable bass as wellI got PtV FoB and DgD vinyls and they all sounded great on this not to mention you can just pick this thing up and move it very portable and high quality build

Looks good, sounds great!

I tried 2 of these, and I got basically the same thing both times. I had one good night of listening to records, and then they would start playing slow the next day. The customer service was amazing, though. When the first one started to die, they immediately sent me a new one, and when that one started to die, they were very easy to speak with, and get a return/refund. I would have tried another player, but this was my 3rd Victrola, overall. (Before this one, I bought a suitcase one from Walmart that lasted about 5 months)Customer Service = A+++Quality of player = F---

Easy to use. Great price.

This product has a modern flair to it which is nice.When playing the record there is a buzzing noise which can be associated with a needle playing the grooves in the vinyl without sound. I wasn’t a fan of the buzzing noise occurring while the record was playing at full volume.There are many starter turntables and record players to choose from. I wouldn’t personally recommend this one. The volume level does lack, and without a proper subwoofer, you can’t get the full effect of the albums sound. Whether it be bass heavy or sound effects.The turntable is lightweight.As for value for the money I would say not worth it at all.It is relatively easy to use and set up.The size is perfect for a small space as some record players are wide.

This is an excellent starter record player on a tighter budget. When I was initially shopping around I knew I wanted something with a little more features than the standard (and often crappy) suitcase styled record players. Based on the specs, this seemed like a great purchase at the time so I took the chance.It's simple to use, the speaker is adequate for smaller rooms, it looks nice, and the bluetooth option is very handy. Now if you let any audiophile (vinyl snob) provide their opinion, they'd swear that this player is utterly trash and will ruin your vinyls. As someone who isn't an expert, I can at least say that the included stylus is a decent, lower budget option that should not do any real damage to your records. And if that's a concern at all, then cheaper record players are not where you should be looking.I feel that this is perfect for someone getting their feet wet into collection and learning about playing vinyl. However, if you think you'll play your vinyls every day or already have a deep interest into collecting records, then I say surpass this and get something better (something with a better tonearm, stylus, and full sized platter). It hasn't done me wrong so I'll plan to keep it as a spare player.