Timmit Turntable Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth Transmitter and USB to PC Recording,Anti-Skate,Belt Transmission,2 Speed,Fabric Dust Cover, Aluminum Alloy Platter-AT3600L(Black)

Love the quality of it, sounds great and it's got Bluetooth! This sounds like the old school with a touch of modern. Note while setting up, the directions are clear as mud, but the belt is in the piece that drops in. They have a video online that shows you for those visual people like me. Once I got that it was on the way to listen. The pairing is probably one of the easiest devices I have ever paired. Get yours in and hit the bluetooth and hold pair for a second.

This is my first turntable, and I didn’t want one of those cheesy suitcase ones with little speakers. I use this paired with my Harmon Bluetooth speaker, and it sounds amazing. It is only Bluetooth out, not Bluetooth in. There are no built in speakers.The set up is very easy. Yes, you have to put the belt on the bottom plate but it’s very simple.Sometimes it takes a while for the Bluetooth pairing to complete, but I’ve never had a problem with it.The audio output is a slightly high decibel, so I have to put the speaker on low volume and it’s still quite powerful.I wish it came with a hard case on top, but the velvet cover is still nice.I have nothing else to reference this to in comparison to sound and turntables, but I’m very happy with it as a newbie to vinyl.

This turntable would not connect using Bluetooth to my Google smart speaker. I even called Amazon's helpline and they were unable to help. This turntable does look like a good deal and it seemed like a very good turntabe. Unfortunately if I can't hear it because it won't connect to my Google smart speaker oh, then it's useless to me.

I’ll start with what I love about this turntable; Price, Weight, Mp3 recording & Bluetooth capabilities. I’ve located it about 15’ away from a Sony bookshelf stereo, it pairs quickly, without issue and sounds great. I haven’t tried the Mp3 recording yet, but I’m looking forward to it. Didn’t have any problem finding or installing the belt, as many seemed to have. But I did find balancing the tonearm a bit tricky, but manageable. What else can I say, great turntable at a great price.

This timmit turntable was a gift for my father who is in his 60's and is a music lover with a very large vintage vinyl record collection. He had big name electronic co. Turntable and it konked out on him.....so long story short he loves it . I have heard it thru his Polk audio speakers and his JBL bluetooth speakers as well .he simply can't stop talking about the quality and sound. He said setup was simple and he has already figured out how to transfer all his music over to digital files thanks to the disc included with the player. It's the best turntable for the money you can buy. I assure you... I researched for hours...and unless your willing to step up to the big leagues and drop 500$ or better then get this machine. Its performance is awesome and it looks absolutely beautiful. It takes the hifi m- audio technical cartridges so need cartridges will be easy to replace it pairs fast and easy with bluetooth as well.

I am pleased to write a review of this Timmit Turntable. The sound quality is good, bluetooth works fine, and although is not fully automatic—meaning the player’s arm doesn’t go back to its original position—at least it stops when the vinyl ends. I did a fair amount of research about turntables, and oddly Timmit doesn’t register in any of the "top ten" listings I found. But it should! This record player is really good.

The Bluetooth unit in this broadcasts compressed and saturated audio. You won’t notice this if you play old records, but anything new with a good bass kick and sharp snare will sound saturated in your speakers. The Bluetooth unit has no volume option and sends out a 100 % hot signal that is compressed and clipped. Connecting though a RCA cable sounds phenomenal. Most people won’t notice this, only people with good ears, I couldn’t stand it and returned it, since Bluetooth was the whole point of getting this. I got a House of Marley turntable with Built in Bluetooth and the quality of the Bluetooth is far superior, clear sound even when you crank the turntable volume all the way up (this unit Bluetooth does have a volume knob), but again I paid $250 for the unit. This is great wired, and ok on Bluetooth depending what you play and how much of an “audiophile” you are.

Amazing Turntable for the price, it sounds like it should be worth a lot more money, it is very easy to set up and very quite, Bluetooth sync very fast, my only complaint is I wished it came with a dust cover, but I knew that before I bought not a game changer. Really is a 5 star turntable