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Christina Faris
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025
This is a great little record player for a beginner or casual listener if LP and 45 records. It's sleek color and look are very modern and match well to any room aesthetic. The sound quality is good, not great, and loud for the money and the functionality and ease of set up makes this a very plug and play friendly music option. The Bluetooth connectivity also works very well.
Philip
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025
I tested the Retrolife record player with both Bluetooth and vinyl records. The setup was simple, and the built-in speakers produced clear sound for casual listening. I connected it to my phone using Bluetooth and played several tracks without delay or dropouts.I also played a few older records from my collection, and the turntable handled them well at all three speeds. The brand was new to me, but the build quality feels solid and the controls are easy to use.For the price, I think this is a good option for someone looking for a modern record player with both analog and wireless playback. I recommend it.
Leslie
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025
Great value for what you get. Speakers are just enough for a room. Doesn't break the bank. Excellent for introducing your kids (or grand kids) before letting them touch the vintage equipment!
Mark_1042
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025
As much as I dislike the word, I consider myself to be somewhere on the more practical side of the "audiophile" spectrum. Being a child of the 80's and 90's, I stick to CD's and MP3's as my primary source material. But, when I saw this turntable/record player available on Vine, I couldn't resist. We had records as kids, and the nostalgia eventually got the best of me.Since this is the first turntable that I've owned as an adult, I don't have much to weigh it against. It seems to do the job well, but does have some drawbacks. Weighing it out in pros and cons:PROs:(+) Has 3 speeds, and a 45 adapter for the spindle.(+) Has Bluetooth capability (although I haven't tested that yet).(+) The overall aesthetics are good(+) So far, I've only listened to one album on it - but the sound quality is decent. It's nothing that will knock your socks off, but the speakers are clear, and don't have any glaring sound quality issues.CON's:(-) The product page seems to indicate that the RCA outputs on the back are line level, since it states "You also can connect to your own externally powered speakers via dual RCA output cables". However, the manual states that the "speaker output power" is 2x10W. So do the speakers indeed have internal amplification, or is that the output power of the turntable? I've owned old radios which have RCA jacks on speaker-level connections, and they look just like these. The wires are not coaxial, but are just speaker wires that terminate with an RCA connector. I'm hesitant to trust that they are line level outputs (as indicated on the product page), and hook them up to the input on my $700 Yamaha receiver. It may do no harm, but at the end of the day, to me it's not worth it. So I'll be holding off on hooking it up to my big stereo for now, which is a bummer.(-) This turntable has a fairly extreme amount of lateral runout. If I put myself at eye-level with the top of the record, I can see it moving up and down on one side by about 1/16". It doesn't seem to affect the sound, but makes a statement about the quality of the product.All in all, I'm happy with this product. It does seem a little pricey for what you're getting - but the price is comparable to other turntables on Amazon which seem to hold the same level of quality. And the manufacturer has a decent lineup of turntables at various price points - all of which seem to have pretty good reviews. So if you're looking for good value on a turntable, this could be it. My only wish is that they would state the RCA output voltage in the manual.
Ronald Davis
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2025
The Record Player with Two Speakers is an excellent choice for anyone diving into the world of vinyl or looking for a convenient, modern turntable experience.The built-in speakers are decent for casual listening, but the ability to upgrade to better speakers via RCA output is a fantastic option for those wanting higher-quality sound. The Bluetooth playback adds a modern touch, making it easy to enjoy music without switching between devices.With 3-speed options and AUX/headphone inputs, it provides versatility whether you’re spinning records or connecting other audio sources. So far, it’s played great with no issues, making it a reliable and enjoyable choice.At $139.99, it’s a solid deal—especially since they regularly run sales, so keep an eye out for discounts! If you love vinyl and want a player with convenience and customization, this one is worth considering!
Yola
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
My foray into turntables is listening to Billie Holiday crystal clear was not working for me. I have old records and miss the grittiness and truth of her sound. I have another turntable but wanted another easy/affordable one for when I am reading in my den. The set-up for this was super easy and I appreciated the informative instructions. I do not have a music ear, so the speakers are perfect for me and capture what I was looking for. I have not tested out all the bells/whistles, but it comes with Bluetooth/USB, etc. other playable opportunities. I really appreciated the 45 adapter that has a snap-in place so that it cannot be lost - thoughtful. For something simple, affordable, and lightweight this is a great price for a time machine.
Jenn Reviews Things
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025
This turntable totally exceeded my expectations. It’s well-built, looks sleek with that dark gray finish, and was super easy to set up. The sound quality is way better than I expected for this price range—clean, loud enough for a small room, and no skipping even on older records.I love that it includes external speakers (a big upgrade from built-ins), and the Bluetooth option is a great bonus. Downsides? The speaker wires are a bit short, and you won’t get deep bass—but honestly, that’s expected at this level. If you're starting out with vinyl or just want a stylish extra player around the house, this one’s a win.
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