Audio-Technica Audio Technica AT LP60XBT Full Automatic Wireless Belt Drive Turntable, Black

Its pretty decent turntable. Light weight but decent sound quality. Set up is also very easy. Best part is Bluetooth connectivity which makes life very easy as no need to web of wires. I used it with my JBL 5.1 soundbar and sound quality is superb. Another good feature is auto stop function which means as soon as songs are over, it will stop and stylus will return to its normal position.

Arrived today.... sounds great!

J'adore cette platine ! Tu depose le disque, tu play et tu profite !

Best purchase! Keep in mind that it doesn’t have built in sound system ❤️

Muy bonita la tornamesa llegó con la caja maltratada y abierta creo por adunas y el envío pero la tornamesa que es lo más importante llegó bien llevo un mes con ella y a funcionado bien es ideal para alguien que quiere conocer y comenzar en el mundo de los vinilos ya que está automatizado y si no tienes bocinas con entrada RCA no te preocupes tiene bluetooth lo que es muy genial

The Audio-Technica AT-LP60XBT is a fantastic entry-level turntable that combines the charm of vinyl with modern Bluetooth convenience. Its fully automatic operation makes it incredibly user-friendly, especially for those new to vinyl. The Bluetooth connectivity is seamless, allowing easy pairing with wireless speakers or headphones. While the build is lightweight and somewhat plastic, it doesn't detract from the impressive sound quality for its price point. Overall, it's a great choice for anyone looking to dive into the world of vinyl without breaking the bank.

I love this record player so much! This version allows you to connect your record player to any bluetooth speaker/ headphones. As you can see from one of the photos, I have mine connected to the Amazon Echo Dot 3rd Gen and it works perfectly. It is very easy to connect to a speaker/ headphones. You simply press the bluetooth button and wait for the light to turn a solid blue (this shows it is connected to your speaker/ headphones). I like that the record is able to lay flat with the record player, unlike others such as the 'Crosley Cruiser' where your record is not laying flat and prone to warping. The start and stop buttons allow a hand free experience, as the stylus arm moves itself to and from the record. This reduces damage to the record LP's, which is a great bonus. On the back of the record player is the power input, the PHONO/LINE switch and the analog output (as shown in one of the pictures). This record player does come with an RCA cable if you don't wish to use bluetooth to connect to your record player. The only thing that is slightly annoying about this record player is if you have your speaker on a lower volume and/or far away from your record player, you can quietly hear the music coming from the stylus on the record player. After researching about this, I found this is apparently normal. Nevertheless I thought I would inform any readers just in case. I would recommend this record player to anyone who wants to listen to their vinyls on a high quality record player which a low price. Although £169.99 may seem pricey, for a record player this is a fair price if you want high quality. This is my second record player, I previously owned the '1byone Belt-Drive 3-Speed Stereo Turntable' which cost me £39.99. This record player broke after a year. The Audio Technica LP60XBT compared to my previous record player is a much higher quality record player: inc, the sound quality, keeping the record LP's in good condition, durability and user friendly (to name but a few).