Retrolife® Vinyl Record Player with BT Wireless Output,Bark Brown Turntable | Audio Phono AT-3600L MM Cartridge,Adjust Counterweight,Belt-Drive,2 Speed,Wireless Out,RCA Line,USB to PC Digital Recording

I'm using this connected to a stereo system using 'line level' not on phono or Bluetooth so I can't attest to those. The sound quality on our first two records was very good. The instructions on setup including balancing the tone arm and connecting the belt drive were easy to follow. I also appreciated the way those set up steps were brought to my attention via the packaging materials and illustrations to make sure we didn't skip that procedure. The unit itself is very pretty and 'shiny' in a good way. It looks great on the shelf in our living room. The front two feet are threaded which allows you to balance and level the unit . It does the basic jobs of a record player . It's not a fancy automatic turntable but those extra mechanized steps introduce more ways for one to break. I was satisfied with the functionality. I also appreciated that it has three ways to connect: line level, phono level including a spot to connect a grounding wire to eliminate 'hum', and a Bluetooth option. They've thought the features through to include at this price point. We have only played a few records on it so we hope our happiness lasts many records into the future. For now it's a five star item at a reasonable price.

5 stars when you include the overall value for a little over $100. Awesome vinyl player and easy setup. I watched a YouTube video with saved me lots of time. It looks great in my bedroom and sounds phenomenal through my Bluetooth speaker. Great size and doesn’t feel cheap. I just set it up and will continue to enjoy it.

After comparing a few turntables, I finally decided to purchase the Turntables Belt-Drive Record Player with Wireless Output Connectivity. I couldn’t be happier with my choice! 1. Purchase Experience: I did my homework and compared several models before placing my order. This one stood out for its blend of vintage aesthetics and advanced features like wireless output and USB recording. 2. Unboxing & Setup: The product arrived quickly and was well-packaged. Setting it up was straightforward — the manual was clear, and every part felt solid and premium. The advanced magnetic cartridge and adjustable counterweight immediately gave me confidence in its quality. 3. Sound Performance & Features: This record player supports 33 & 45 RPM speeds, allowing me to play both my classic LPs and singles with ease. What really impressed me was the Bluetooth output, which lets me connect it wirelessly to my Bluetooth speakers for a seamless listening experience. The phono and line outputs also make it versatile for connecting to different systems. The sound quality is exceptional — warm, clear, and rich in detail, with no unwanted hum or distortion. It captures that authentic analog feel perfectly. 4. Design & Build: The retro look combined with modern tech gives it a beautiful vintage charm. The wood finish looks elegant, and it feels sturdy yet stylish on my desk. It’s a piece that enhances both the sound and the atmosphere of my room. 5. Value for Money: While the price is slightly higher than entry-level turntables, the quality, performance, and features absolutely justify it. You’re paying for a well-engineered product that delivers both nostalgia and convenience. If you’re looking for a turntable that combines classic analog sound with modern wireless connectivity and digital recording, this is the one to get!

I have been fairly happy with this unit. It has reasonably good sound, and has good features like usb so you can digitize your old albums. They put together a fairly good turntable with some excellent features for the price. BUT a particularly irritating thing is the lack of an auto return; if you are not Johnny on the spot when the record is fully played, your cartridge is subjected to unnecessary wear as the record keeps turning and turning. It seems a strange place to cut costs when the rest of the package is so good. Another thing I noted is the box was HAMMERED HARD, probably by a forklift. One of the forks penetrated the inner box; when I got it I thought for sure the turntable would be damaged, but there was no visible damage to the turntable itself. The turntable has performed well, so no damage I guess. I would note that the outer shipping box did not have damage, so it was not Amazon shippers who caused the damage to the inner box. That happened prior to shipping, with obvious damage. They shipped it anyway; that 's cause for concern. If they shipped obviously damaged merchandise without checking it to me, it seems it could happen to you. I would have given this unit a five star rating without the aforementioned items; but because of them I give it 3 1/2 stars overall.

This player really looks great! Honestly love the aesthetic and if you never have to put a record on it the 5 stars! Part1: (excitement and a pinch of hope) Our first one lasted about an hour and a half. We were a little skeptical at first as some of the highs from cymbals were scratchy but thought this was just a viynl-ism. After an hour the periodic slow downs with related pitch shifts really started to get noticeable. Soon the player sounded drunk and no belt cleaning or adjustments made a single bit of difference. I then called Amazon customer care, which was a great experience and the guy agreed to replace. Part 2: (ups and downs) We got the replacement the week after our issues and the support call. Put it all together carefully and let her rip. Sound quality was perfect, we really thought we had a good one. 4-5 records in there were a few slow downs and no matter what we did it continued to get worse. As a last effort we moved to a new known good record half way through it was all drunken sounding again. We immediately filed for a refund and packed both up and sent them on their way. Part 3: (a new hope?) On the way to drop these two useless beautiful items off for amazon returns the thought crossed our minds that maybe we are the problem.. Honestly we can't count it out, lol. So we headed to the dreaded land of yellow price tags to pick up a possible answer to our concerns around total incompetence. While those employed of the land of yellow tags proved to be elusive and useless, a patron (self proclaimed audiophile) approached us as we examined the offerings looking for a suitable player. He claimed that audio-technica was the way to go and pointed out a $400 unit. We waited until he was well clear of us to pick up the $220 ATLP60XBT Bluetooth unit for purchase. Upon getting this unit home we nervously set it up, which should be noted was way easier than the retrolife unit, and paired it with our speaker. Ran one record after another with no issues, like absolutely none! Then moved into trouble records, ones we never could listen to before, and they played flawlessly. While I am sure we will have some issues eventually, we eclipsed the total run time of both now returned units and are truly satisfied with our purchase. Thanks retrolife for providing a heavy reminder that you get what you pay for and if it looks to good to be true it is!

I just used this turntable with Bluetooth and it worked great. Setup was easy, it paired with my speakers without any hassle and the connection stayed strong the whole time. Sound-wise, it’s warm and clear, exactly what you want when spinning vinyl. It really brings that rich, classic feel but with modern perks like wireless output and USB recording (haven’t tried that yet, but nice to have). Also, it looks awesome. The wood finish gives it a classy, old-school look that fits right into any setup. I didn’t have to mess with any complicated settings either. Everything felt pretty plug-and-play. If you want that vinyl vibe but still want the convenience of Bluetooth, this player hits the mark. Definitely glad I picked it up.

I waited to post this review until I had several months of use so I could really give a good review. The product arrived well packaged, the set up instructions were clear as you have to dial in the arm to a specific weight (so pay attention to the instructions). The audio is crystal clear and the Bluetooth connection was automatic. The product is well made but the lid makes a loud creaking sound when opening but it does not affect the sound of the music. It plays exactly as it should and I love the fact that it connects to Bluetooth and can play over our speakers.

Well it seems to me that in 72 years of living on this Earth and enjoying music and especially turntables and phono cartridges one might say I've been around the block a few times. The turntable for review here is the Retro life h u 006 and compared to last year's Blockbuster turntable at such an entry level price the Angels horn HP double O2 I must say that this one is quite impressive! After tweaking the two speeds 33 and 45 the stability of the highly crafted machine is quite impressive but do thoroughly clean the inner and outer rims of the platter as it uses a very sophisticated speed detection and correction system. It is imperative that you supply your own RCA photo patches and I highly recommend the 3ft Cable Direct from Germany available here on Amazon for about 10 bucks. These cables can make an audible difference and seem to be a wonderful match for the Audio Technica cartridge and the Retro life tonar which in itself is very impressive! Some reviewers will complain about the use of plastic on the tone arm but I'm telling you the combination of the plastic head shell area and the metal tone arm works wonderfully with the Audio Technica 3600 l phone cartridge which can easily be upgraded to the two gram tracking 91b. Once this is done you will have a machine but you need not make any apologies to any of the audio files knobs who spent hundreds or even thousands on their equipment. From the lowest lows to the highest highs the detail is stunning! And so is the polymer wood plastic finish in cherry wine of the unit itself. It is absolutely gorgeous to look at in person rather than just pictures alone and the entire turntable kit built in the USA by you with foreign parts coming from China renders a first rate analog reproducer that you can be proud of and enjoy for years to come. Happy listening and God bless! PJs 2 Update March 2023.. I just mounted the Audio Technica vm95c blue cartridge to the tone arm for an upgrade and now the sound quality has been taken up another level and it was so easy because of the threaded mounting holes in the new VM 95c. I highly recommend that retro life include this cartridge with this turntable in the future. The nice thing other than the easy mount is that the user can upgrade by simply buying a more expensive stylus right on up to the ml micro line one at the top of the line!

Luce muy bien pero distorsiona muy agudo el sonido

EDIT—-I had no trouble pairing this with my UEBoom2. Then suddenly 3 months later I did. This turntable does NOT have a Bluetooth reset button which some units do. After resetting the speaker, ensuring that the speaker wasnt paired with the iPhones, turning unit on and off many times, and changing the outlet I plugged into .. I found the solution. My husband’s knock off smart watch was the problem. My FitBit watch did not cause a problem. When we turned off his watch’s Bluetooth , I was able to pair turntable to speaker with no issue. I discovered this when he was out of the house , I could pair it. We then tried putting watch in a metal pot with lid on and could pair. Voila! I fixed the problem. ******* For $199 with additional $40 coupon you cannot beat this. Setting it up was fairly easy but I did view a couple of videos to better understand how to set the counterweight on arm. Soon as you turn it on, blue light at back indicates Bluetooth connection has been found and it instantly found the UEBoom speaker I’m using, make sure you flip switch to LINE at back. My Roku Streambar Bluetooth settings did NOT find it but I will try to connect using usb cable included. I bought a $30 acrylic platter after one reviewer said it helped reduce static but so far I’ve found the felt platter to be just fine.

Excellent quality audiophile level turntable: Been listening to vinyl since the 1970's and needed a new turntable, the old Dual died after 40 years. I did a bit of research and this model of Retrolife checked all my boxes. Features an Audio Technica 3600 needle, so decent quality there. Has wireless ability, and importantly a built-in pre-amp (not all turntables in this price range offer this feature, saves you a LOT of headache...). The turntable quality is good, sound quality is acceptable, has many moden features, is attractive to look at and it's affordable. Got it on sale on Amazon with free shipping, so remember, it pays to shop around. Very happy with my purchase. Keep in mind if you're hardcore audiophile, this turntable may be too basic for you...

Got one of these for my birthday for my man cave and LOVED it. So I bought another one for my basement, which turned out to be faulty (I returned it to Amazon and I am still waiting for my refund). Anyways, i ordered a new one and it works great. I found it a bit of a pain to 'balance' the stylus arm but got there eventually. Sometimes, the Bluetooth takes a while to connect as well. Pairs great with my SONOS ERA speakers (immediately), but refuses to pair with my SONOS MOVE Speaker at all. Apart from that, i LOVE IT! It looks super cool, sounds great, and is awesome as my first turntable since the 1980's. I would highly recommend, even with my pairing issues to a particular speaker and the balancing of the stylus arm.

Beautiful, quick to set up, runs great, hooked it to a Bluetooth speaker (also from Amazon) in seconds. Brings back a greater appreciation of music, the art of vinyl covers and taking the time to get up and flip the record 😀. We had picked up one of those $80 record players with inbuilt speakers and no decent counter weight from a local store that was rubbish so treated ourselves to this one and love it! Highly recommend. Want one in other rooms of the house now too!!