AT-LP60XBT-BK Fully Automatic Wireless Belt-Drive Turntable (Black) (ATLP60XBTBK)

This turntable is exceptional for the price. The auto function is a life saver and the blue tooth sound is fantastic. No problems setting up and connecting blue tooth.

I got the lilac one and absolutely love it. It's a very subtle color but still pretty. The record player itself is awesome. I love that it has Bluetooth output so i can connect to a Bluetooth speaker. I'm currently using a JBL flip 5 (I think) speaker and love the way it sounds. I did a lot of research from lowest price (vintage victrola but very worried about records getting scratched) to up to $500, but i just started getting into vinyl records (wanted to stick lower than $500). I grew up with a dad and grandparents who loved their vinyl and this brought up some amazing, loving memories. It also reminds me of my childhood when i used to listen to cd after cd in my boombox. Theres something really nice about just playing a record by an artist and listening to all of their songs. I was missing that over the last several years where I just streamed music and only heard the more popular songs. Its nice having the physical record and cover to display too. This record player brought me back and has all of the things I was personally looking for. I think it's great for any level you're at and awesome if you're just getting into it or getting back into it. I wanted Bluetooth, manual and auto play options, anti skate and just a reliable record player that would work well without damaging records. This one covers all of that within a reasonable price. My daughter has a suitcase record player which I'm not a fan of how the music sounds from the built in speakers. She loves it though (I did get her some accessories to keep her records safe like an acrylic slipmat which helps with balance and sound too) I'm not an audiophile and I don't know all the musical terms. I do know I like music that sounds good and thankfully my Bluetooth speaker has a good sound, that I personally like. I listen to music constantly and love it. It would drive me crazy if it didn't sound good or right. I did look into lower priced record players that didn't have Bluetooth but I'd have to purchase speakers that hook up which would defeat the purpose of a lower price. It would have cost more to get a cheaper record player and speakers. Now if you don't have a Bluetooth speaker, this could add up. I do still think it's worth it, in my opinion. If you're not looking for Bluetooth, I think their non Bluetooth version of this player would be a great option. I really love this record player and am very happy I went with this one. Audio Technica seems like a great company that makes quality products and looks like they make replacement parts easily accessible if needed. Now to build up my collection and work on a nice set up for the record player and records! Update:still love but there is no power button. You will have to unplug it if you don't want it on while no record is playing. I don't mind this since it's plugged into an outlet that's easily accessible. There is a switch on the back to switch the setting to a speaker hook up so you could switch to that if you need the Bluetooth off *played back the video on my phone and it does sound slightly different, there is no static or odd noises that play out of it. It's clear and sounds great in person*

It’s our second purchase of this vinyl player. The first was for a gift two years ago. The sound quality is great, it’s very easy to use, automatic on/off switch, handy Bluetooth option, great value (especially with the holidays discount!), stylish design, and the gunmetal color is my favorite!

I love this turntable. The sound is wonderful. It is very easy to use. I have it wired directly to my powered speakers, and it works great You can connect it to a an amp, but I saw no reason to. I like that it has Bluetooth, in case I later decide to Bluetooth it to my existing speakers or to portable ones. All the controls (speed, size, arm up, start, stop) are very easy to use. Keep in mind that you have to attach the platter and the belt. This is very easy to do, and it only takes a minute. However, be sure that you watch the Audio-Technica video on Amazon's page, so you see how to do it correctly.

Good turntable, easy to install good quality, looks great! Feels really plastic and cheap for the price though… clear crisp quality audio though!

Overall OKAY I guess. I might just be spoiled with older really nice systems I would get used vintage. Although I don't really know what those used to go for new in their respective years I'll say this was pricey for what it is. Mostly it comes down to the build quality. It feels delicate, but we'll see if that translates the the longevity of the mechanism once I put it through the paces. The auto tone arm feature is nice to have, and the bluetooth works well. I get dropouts here and there when I'm across the room but it happens maybe once an album. Setup was pretty quick and you can get it done with just the pictures in the manual. I saw in a lot of reviews this is people's upgrade or second table from those Crosley suitcase setups and for that this will seem like flying first class after taking the bus. Just keep in mind this is like five times the price of one of those. The sound is pretty good so far, but again we'll see over time! This is just my first impression. Everything works and I like it. But 100 bucks cheaper and it would be right there at the right price point. Portable? I wouldn't

Super easy set-up and Bluetooth connection. I recommend going on YouTube to learn how to prepare the turntable for use as the included instructions leave much to be desired. The only watch out is it does not connect to Sonos Move speaker and if you are looking to use a Sonos Beam or Arc speaker, it will need to connect via Bluetooth through yout TV. Otherwise, great turntable.

Works wonders!! I love this record player! Easy to assemble the instructions are pretty straight forward. It has amazing sound quality and features for its cost.