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Peter O.
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025
If only this somehow had a VHS player in it, it would be the absolute nostalgia piece for any 80s or 90s kid. Yes, vinyl is a bit older and has stuck around as a hipster novelty kind of thing but the CD and tape player included is a brilliant touch for those of us who just haven't been able to let go of physical media.It's easy to use right out of the box and functions really well. The quality is much higher than I expected, especially for the small footprint this carries.
Soreya Monik
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025
Must I say anything more? This is the perfect item. I have been going vinyl hunting for some time now and this just put the cherry on top. It is so cute but multi functional as well. I love that there is a cassette player so I’m able to go look for those as well! The CD player is an added touch but the Bluetooth as well is nice. The player itself is pretty loud, I cannot complain at all. I love it so much and it has such a cute style to it.
rc303
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
I debated on the rating. If you buy it for what it is, it is a 4, if you buy it for what you are hoping it to be, a 3. It is a low end all in one music system with limitations. If you need something for a kids bedroom or a dorm room, this might be for you. It basically has every music format/media input or capability except 8 track. It could also double as a backup music system for your outdated media like LP and cassette. Sound quality is ok, but not superb. I was really disappointed that it didn't have speaker outputs so I could use a better pair. All you have is a line level output. The internal speakers could use some help. It is not big enough to play an LP and be able to close the dust cover. It has to be in the up position to play one. LPs are ok, but not like a component system. The radio is average and is not overly sensitive on AM or FM. You should not have issues with local stations. It is an attractive unit that reminds me of the all in ones that were common in the seventies, only smaller. Bluetooth, LP, cassette, SD, USB, radio, CD, or ext. input, you have it all, just not High Fi quality.
piglets
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025
This all-in-one record player is a fantastic space-saving solution for anyone who enjoys multiple music formats.It plays vinyl, tapes, CDs, and even has radio and Bluetooth functionality, making it incredibly versatile. It was so fun to get out the old cassettes and records! (Everything but 8 track tapes.)The controls are intuitive and easy to use, and displays which one you are using.The compact design fits nicely in smaller spaces without sacrificing functionality. Amazing to have all of these players in one unit. Plus, being small, you can bring it places to play.Being able to stream from your phone is a great bonus, adding a modern touch to this nostalgic setup.The only drawback is the speaker quality—it's decent, but understandably limited by the unit’s compact size. Still, it’s a great value for the convenience and range it offers.
Aanna
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025
This combination turntable/cassette player/CD player is just what we needed to be sure we can play all the old music that we found in a friend's mom's house. The turntable works perfectly, and it's easy to use it for both the big records and the little records (okay, I admit it, I was still a little kid when I used records and I don't know the names well). The sound quality is pretty good for such a small unit, and you can add speakers for better sound if you prefer. It's quite light and easy to move, and it doesn't take up too much space. Really happy because it's doing exactly what I need it to!
Tolipa
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025
This unit including a turntable, CD player/recorder, cassette player/recorder, am radio, fm radio - costs $130 here on Amazon. A quality belt drive turntable, or a wireless turntable from Audio-Technica, will cost about $400 - just the turntable. So don't expect to get the New York Philharmonic in your living room with this unit. Keep your expectations under control.What this unit is good for, is to audition your vinyl records/CD's, cassettes, to decide if they're worth keeping, or more likely, to copy them onto USB - which this will do in MP3 format at 128Kbps. The turntable is small but it works well, and the needle reproduced a clear sound. The speakers on this unit are tinny and barely acceptable, but again, this is just to audition your vinyl or tapes. If you want Hi Fidelity, go back to Audio Technica, get the turntable, a pre amp, an amp, and some powered speakers - I'll bet you can get in for under $2k - or you can use this little cheap plastic gadget to listen and decide "keep or throw".The vinyl record business is on the way back, and it's exciting to see the interest, but don't get this unit to listen to your new vinyl copy of CSN, or the White album, or Pet Sounds. That's for later. Meanwhile use this to cull your collection. You can even listen to the FM/AM radio that sounds like it was made in the 50's.Finally, I would have a whole different attitude about this, if I could feed to my beautiful Bluetooth speakers. But no - that's beyond my expectations.Understanding the limitations and purpose of this combination audio machine, I recommend it - just keep those expectations tamped down. This light collection of plastic is just one step above a toy, but you can copy your vinyl or cassettes onto a USB.
Alice
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025
I wanted to love this all-in-one record player, cassette player, CD player, Bluetooth etc. I was so excited to be able to listen to my old collection of vinyl as well as CDs and AM FM radio as well! I am so sorry to say this is a big disappointment. The build quality is cheap, and the sound quality is just above bad. I could go on and on but it all boils down to save your money and buy a better-quality unit.
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