Victrola Automatic – Fully Automatic Bluetooth Turntable – Audio Technica ATN3600L Cartridge, 2-Speed Vinyl Record Player, Aluminum Platter, Switchable Preamp, Repeat Mode, Dust Cover (Black)

This is a great turntable. Very easy to put together (make sure the belt is positioned and installed properly), super easy to hook up to our home theater and sounds great. One of the old records I played was a bit warped and wobbly but it played beautifully. Great sound but can still hear the crackling of the album as expected. Never thought I’d purchase another turntable but the old ones hiding in the basement didn’t work anymore. For me it was worth the money spent. It looks great, light weight and easy to setup/operate.

The media could not be loaded. I’m relatively new to vinyl collecting and have tried a few suitcase players over the past few months. This one is by far the best I’ve used and the only one I’ve kept. For me, it’s all about simplicity and automation—I have no time or interest in learning how to balance a tonearm. This player makes it incredibly easy to enjoy records.To get the best experience, a good pair of speakers is essential. The Bluetooth feature and sound is standout! It connects almost seamlessly with my Bose QuietComfort headphones and Bluetooth speaker, delivering rich, vibrant sound.I highly recommend that Victrola continue this line of automated players and consider adding a continuous spin mode, which would make it much easier to use a cleaning brush. If you’re new to vinyl, give this one a shot!

Really easy set up and the features are good, you just attach the platter to the turntable and put the belt over the motor and press play, it doesn't need to be balanced. It has a preamp, phono stage, etc if your receiver has those capabilities, if not, it can connect to red & white line in or bluetooth.Sound quality is good and the cartridge is replaceable.Nice design. It's good for a setup where you want a record player but don't have the space next to your receiver and you can leave out records for your friends to play and not worry about them breaking your expensive equipment.

Unboxing this vinyl player was exciting until I plugged it in and it didn't work, the player wasn't spinning. So I go to give it the turn it on and off try, the power button wouldn't work to turn it off so I had to unplug the player. Then figured the belt was twisted so I fix that and give it another try, doesn't work. I try turning it off again doesn't work. This process was about an 1 hour before I gave up and bought a different player, Audio-Technica AT-LP70X-BZ Automatic Turntable, Black/Bronze. This was so disappointing and to learn its a common trend for power issues just save your money and stress because trust me it's not worth any money.

I bought this because my current turntable is wired up in another room and I’ve been wanting to listen to records while I work from home and my office is in another room. I’ve been very happy with the fidelity and how easy it was to setup.Having Bluetooth capabilities is fantastic and it provides great sound quality through Bluetooth and wired up to my receiver and speakers.Think this is a great option for first time buyers and those who want to “unplug” or not invest in other components.

I recently purchased the Victrola Hi-Res Carbon Bluetooth Turntable, and I’m thrilled with its overall performance. The minimalist design gives it a modern look that fits nicely into my setup without appearing cheap. It’s a perfect combination of vintage looks and modern tech.The sound quality, especially when paired with top-notch speakers (I use Klipsch the Fives currently), is top-notch. The turntable does an excellent job at producing clean, warm vinyl playback. I also love the convenience of the Bluetooth feature, which works perfectly for wirelessly connecting to my speakers without any loss in audio quality.Set up was straightforward, and everything felt sturdy and well-made, from the tonearm to the turntable itself. I danced around the table a bit to Two From the Vault and got no skips. This pleases me greatly as I have a skipping problem whenever I dance my large man's body around to some Dead.My only small gripe is that it doesn’t come with built-in speakers, so you will need to have your own setup ready. But given the high-quality sound output, external speakers are a much better option anyway. Sometimes I like to move the turntable to another spot and this means moving the speakers too. As I said, small gripe.Overall, this Victrola turntable is a fantastic choice if you're looking for both style and substance. The repeat function is great too for a lazy person like myself.

Excellent product! Sleek, Stylish, and a great introductory product if you are looking to try out the Vinyl space. The sound is great and the BLUETOOTH was simple. Great product!However, it is NOT compatible with the SONOS whole house system. For that, you will need to purchase another turntable or the Bluetooth adapter for the SONOS system. It did take me a few weeks to figure that out that it is compatible with the SONOS Move, but not the whole house option.

Full disclosure, I purchased this turntable because I was fed up with a previous version of the Sony player and I was having sound quality and connectivity issues.I did not expect much better than what I already experienced from “new” tech—learned to love LPs from my Grandfather’s hi-fi that was OG with McIntosh sound—but, I was blown away. Sound quality, aesthetics, repeat function, seamless streaming and audio technica cartridge…all well packaged and was smooth as silk. Some of my very old records sounded crisp and clean for the first time in years.I highly recommend this to anyone perusing.