The suitcase turntable that plays vinyl and streams over Bluetooth too
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- Best for
- beginners, dorm rooms, and anyone who wants a good-looking first turntable without wiring up a full stereo
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- Built-in speakers are convenient but modest, so serious listeners will want external ones
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This portable suitcase record player is a grab-and-go turntable wrapped in a retro PU leather case with bronze-tone hardware. It spins all three speeds, 33, 45, and 78 RPM, and fits 7, 10, and 12 inch records, so it handles both a modern LP and a stack of old 45s. Built-in speakers mean it plays right out of the box with no receiver to buy, and it adds four connection options: stream from your phone over Bluetooth, send sound out to bigger speakers via RCA or the aux line-out, or listen through headphones. A belt-driven platter with anti-vibration design and an auto-stop switch round it out. Best for beginners, dorm rooms, and anyone who wants a good-looking first turntable without wiring up a full stereo. Audiophiles chasing pristine playback will want a component setup instead.
Pros
- Built-in speakers play vinyl right away with nothing extra to buy
- Bluetooth lets you also stream phone audio through it
- Handles all three speeds and three record sizes, including 78s
- RCA and aux out let you connect real speakers when you upgrade
Cons
- Built-in speakers are convenient but modest, so serious listeners will want external ones
Frequently asked questions
Can it play music from my phone, not just records?
Yes. It has Bluetooth in, so you can stream from a phone or tablet through its speakers when you are not playing vinyl.
Will it damage or wear out my records?
Used normally with the counterweighted tonearm it is fine for casual listening. As with any entry turntable, keep the needle clean and replace it when worn to protect records.
Can I hook it up to bigger speakers?
Yes, there is an RCA output and an aux line-out to send sound to powered speakers or a stereo, plus a headphone jack for private listening.
Does it play 78 RPM records?
It does. It supports 33, 45, and 78 RPM and 7, 10, and 12 inch record sizes, which is handy for older 78 collections.
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