1 by ONE High Fidelity Belt Drive Turntable with Built-in Speakers, Vinyl Record Player with Magnetic Cartridge, Bluetooth Playback and Aux-in Functionality, Auto Off

4.5 stars with over 3k reviews? Yeah, they're legit.I dont claim to be an audiophile, but as you can see from my setup, I take my audio somewhat seriously. Sure, there are better turntables for component systems, but this wasn't going to be integrated into the hi-fi. Its purpose was to be a player for a small room without having to deal with speakers and preamps. Something about as casual as possible while also sounding good. Not mediocre, not outstanding, just....good. This one checks all the boxes.Sound quality is good for what it is. No deep, clear bass, but doesn't sound cheap an flat either. Sounds like a decent Bluetooth speaker as far as audio quality. No hissing, no popping, no issues at all (so far). Some people say it lasts a few weeks to a few months. I guess I'll hang onto the box until the 1 year warranty is over. For the price, it plays great, sounds great, and looks great. That "hold the power button for 3 seconds to turn the unit on" thing has been updated, it is now "hold for 1 second", which is a good call. Still would've preferred a dedicated power switch, but what can you do?Only gripes I have with it are the lack of anti-skate, no auto-off when the record comes to an end, and having the volume control under the lid. I like to keep the lid closed when playing to minimize dust, and having to open it just to adjust the volume is a bit of a nuisance. Hopefully on the next generation, it has a volume knob on the front, maybe in the corner of the speaker grill.

Excellent beginner record player. I think this is a good value as it's an all-in-one setup and looks really great. It really feels built well.The sound is fairly good. It honestly depends on the record. Most of my records sound great. With a few others, like my Linkin Park albums, I felt like it struggled a little bit and lost some oomph on some songs. It seemed too much medium and lows at certain points in a song is where I tended to notice it. As others stated, the bass is not amazing. I knew there would be compromises with something at this price. Ultimately, I still enjoy the sound. This is less about having perfectly clear audio and more about playing music and just having it on while I hang out, work, cook, or have people over to visit.My only suggestion is this company should sell a $300-$350 version with better speakers. I would've probably paid more if I knew the sound was better. Thankfully I can hook up external speakers down the road if I want to upgrade that.Ultimately I'm very happy with this purchase. I highly recommend.

I had been looking to upgrade my record player for a while. After a lot of looking around, I landed on this record player and I couldn't be happier. For anyone sitting on the fence due to price, but looking for a better audio experience over a beginner player, this thing is amazing! It was easy to assemble. It feels really sturdy. The features are simple and easy to use, the blue tooth is a nice touch. The audio quality is really nice too. Highly recommend!

I wasted so much time money and effort trying to buy cheaper turntables but always having to return them or resale them because I just wasn't satisfied. I only got today and the setup was pretty simple and had playing within 20 mins.The sound is amazing, and it gets pretty loud while holding onto to that crisp clear quality.I know I could have got a better turntable but then you have to get so many other components. I love how this has such good built in speakers while still having the option to hook it up to external speakers.I almost for to even mention that it feels very sturdy and the vibration resistant stands work very well.Don't waste your time and money on all those cheaper versions. Just spend a little extra and get this beauty.

Excellent sounding turntable. A step up from the Crosley Walmart Special. This is firmly in the 150-200$ range don’t expect more. The “belt” is a rubber band and the “wood grain” is a very obvious sticker on plastic but imo looks better than the black. The sound quality is leaps above your 50-100$ players. Quality needle is key. My only gripe is when setting the counterweight as instructed, the lid will not close….it’s too close to the back of the lid..I can’t have the arm at the ratio I want because that’s screwed too far out. Not sure if anyone else had this problem but it doesn’t change anything really. This will be a good player until I cross into the 500+ range