Fenton RP162 Bluetooth Turntable - Stylish Record Player with Bluetooth Output, Connects to Bluetooth Speakers, Vinyl Player with Bluetooth Output for Enhanced Listening Experience

The media could not be loaded. For the price it's hard to fault. I'll try. No bass or treble controls. And the little lever to lift the arm seems placed at odds with itself. Other than that...Fast deliveryGood quality for the priceConnects to Bluetooth quicklyCan record to usb and other outletsVolume is great for average sized roomsLightweightFull size turntable with cover,rather than the 7" tables that can cause LPs to warp or undulate.Very pleased with the look. Feels secure and sturdy. Adjustable feet too. Not me, the player. So in this day and age, under a £100 for Bluetooth, self contained speakers and a full size turntable...excellent value. Glad I got it

Sounds ok

Bought this for my son for Christmas, he absolutely loves it! We researched lots of different turntables but this one kept coming up all the time. The sound quality is amazing, it's super easy to use. It hardly weighs anything. Great value for money.

Purchased this and thought hopefully it will ok and it is just that Ok the amount of sound from the needle area you can hear above the speakers if you have them low so you have to have the lid closed not to hear it

I bought this particular model (and spent more than i intended) as it said that recorded tracks from vinyl to USB could be split rather than have one long track of all songs. I assumed that you press a button and it recognise the end of one track and starts a new file for the next track. Not the case. You have to manually stop and start recording for each track to have separate audio files. Exactly what any USB recording turntable does so i wish i had gone for a cheaper model. Record buttons are on the side of the deck too so not convenient when you're sitting next to turntable to press every time a song starts or finishes.The stylus arm lock is also in a bad place as it clashes with operation of stylus lowering arm. Has a weird button for speeding up/slowing down records!! Pointless.I wouldn't recommend this for recording vinyl to USB. Either get something cheaper or spend lots to get something that is more useful.UPDATE: I've had this less than a year and not used it very much and now one of the internal speakers has gone! Consequently any vinyl i record also only comes out of one speaker. Can't even find a way to open up turntable to see if any wires are lose. Utter rubbish

Good product, good sound and decent value for the price.

Nicely made, stylish turntable. As with all built in speakers the sound is a little tinny and thin but ok for a smaller room. However it easily connects to Bluetooth speakers or headphones and sounds great. Seems much better than the Crosley turntables.

It’s goodish. A bit tinny. I would go for the cheaper Crosley portable turntable.