The Re-Spin

I have a 50th high school reunion coming up (small class) and wanted to show up with a turntable and a few records from the day. After looking at these modern record players in depth, I discovered that there are two "options" I would like to have- battery powered, and Bluetooth OUT capability. Most of these say "Bluetooth," but only allow you to Bluetooth IN from your phone or something to play on the record player's speaker. This one is in only one in this class that I could find that will Bluetooth OUT. Unfortunately, there isn't a battery option. There is the battery option with Bluetooh OUT in their "Go" model, for double the price.This model is super light and easy to transport. The sound coming out sounds remarkably good for a relatively inexpensive record player. But what was a SUPER surprise is that I can Bluetooth OUT to two Bose micros in "Party Mode" IN STEREO! And it sound GREAT!I can't wait to show up with this...sure to be a hit at the reunion! If it only had a rechargeable battery option it would be perfect. I like the light plastic case it comes in, but also wish it came in one of the faux leather case option like it's non-Bluetooth out cousin, the

I love this record player! Compared to other portable record players I've owned, this one sounds great. It's light and very portable with a decent build quality. The lid also doubles as an LP stand. I recommend the Re-Spin.

This doesn’t quite give you that nostalgic sound you used to get from LPs but it plays well and the speakers sound good.

Hi love this record player! The speaker is great and I love that I can play the record on other Bluetooth speaker or headphones. I got another portable record player (Retrolife) and the speaker sucked! And I could not is it with Bluetooth devices.When I first played my record on it I actually had to turn the volume down!! The sound is great. I wish I could mess with levels but for the price I can’t complain.If you’re looking for a budget record player, this is the one!

Overall it technically works on some level, and I think it's cute. Feels and looks like a toy. I think ultimately it's very very cheaply made but it could be useful as a novelty maybe?However, mine has a squealing that accompanies the music, extremely high pitched and ear piercing. I am on the spectrum and sound sensitive, but I imagine anyone would at least find it annoying and distracting.I got a replacement and it has the same problem. Victrola won't take it back. What a horrible waste of money.

Really happy with Victrola record player as my first one. My wife and I only have a few records so it was important for us to get one that wasn’t to bulky, had good sound quality, and an overall good value to see if we wanted to further invest in our record collection.We will definitely be buying more records! This unit has convinced me that it’s worth the investment.

Could have been much better out of box! The problem is it seems this was designed for a magnetic cartridge but at the last minute they put in a cheap ceramic cartridge. This causes horrible distortion in the high notes like with horns. I tried a few magnetic cartridges but only a Pickering xv-15 had high enough output to work properly. Installation was not easy but in the end I used double sided foam tape and that worked surprisingly well. The sound is very good with very impressive bass. This is by far the smallest record player with the most impressive bass that I have ever owned and I owned over 20 models of portable record players.

Basically, this record player is plug and play right out of the box. It took me and my 9 year old less than five minutes to unpack it from the box, plug it in, and start playing records immediately. We "sync'ed" it to our bluetooth speaker without any issues. It's super portable too, so my kids (9 and 12) can just shuttle it around the house without my help. Great record player for the price point.btw, my kids are super into vinyl right now, and as a dad who loves vinyl as well, I bought this specifically for them to play their Stranger Things records. it's super neat to see them interface with analog gear vs. a tablet.