Victrola Liberty – Bluetooth Record Player – 5-in-1 Turntable with Vinyl Stream, FM Radio, USB Playback, Built-in Speakers, Use as Stand or Tabletop Player (Espresso)

A great duo set! I love being blue to play various Louis Armstrong albums on Sunday mornings at home—making me a croissant away from jazzy bliss, at home! As this record layer is sturdy. Giving great functionality right from the box. also, its has a great sound quality, is finished nicely, and provides a great gift value, too. This record player is nostalgia personified!

Well built and plays well. I know some bash these Crosley and Victrola players, but I feel no shame for playing my records on The Liberty.Do not expect booming sound from the speaker on this player, it is not meant to be super Hi-Fi. If you desire Hi-Fi, you should look elwhere. At mid volume, I can hear The Liberty through out our small home. For more punch, I use the Bluetooth out feature to a Kliptch: The One/Two speaker.I think it is important to note the player I received was set to the correct speed concerning 45rpm (7 inch) and 33 1/3 (12 inch) record's. I do not have any 78's (10 inch) record's to test this. If you have issues with the correct speed, take it to a reputable technician or search YT for remedies.I do recommend replacing the factory needle with I diamond needle soon after purchase. I found a seller on Amazon selling replacement diamond needles relatively cheap. Be sure to use the plastic needle protector slipping it in place over the needle cartridge on the tone arm. It helps set the needle cartridge in place firmly on the tonearm.Other reviewers have more to say about the additional features provided on The Liberty, but I firmly believe the are rock solid, as long as you you have realistic expectations of what it does well. I think it does exactly what it was designed for well.These are a fun and inexpensive way to get into vinyl if you are new to it, and a good player if you have downsized, as we have.One other thing if you are new to vinyl, seek monural (mono) records for most anything released prior to 1969 and stereo thereafter. The mono records sound terrific on all turntables, including those considered "low end" by some. The stereo records still sound good, but you just won't get true stereo separation on these suitcase type players. Mono sounds good on almost anything.Peace, love, and happiness!8/8/2024 Update.This Victrola record player is rock soild, and my vinyl collection has swelled due to the addiction of playing record's and searching through stacks of albums at my two local record stores.I have used the radio feature some and it is great at pulling in some fairly distant stations. Still I wish it had a dial, instead of just seek buttons.I mainly use The Liberty to play records using the internal speaker or Bluetooth-ing out. With the right setup, using Bluetooth out is where this player shines and I use this feature almost daily, either to speakers or headphones.I may toy around with the USB feature to create some digital copies of my modest collection.In short, no regrets purchasing The Liberty. Super happy with each needle drop!

Love I get to play all these old record players

Was really hoping this was going to be good, but it ended up being trash. I guess I should start with some of the good sides of it. Yes you do get a built in speaker with alright sound quality, BUT ONLY if you are using it the bluetooth feature. Also the radio feature and ability to play in 3 different speeds was nice. Now everything else about this turntable is bad. The sound quality from playing vinyl records is horrible. It also spins just a little too fast that gives all of the records I play a bit of a high pitch then what they are supposed to be. The overall build quality was bad too, with mine having some of the base wood skin of the turntable already peeling when I took it out of the box. And the worst part about this record player is that even though I took really good care of it, it decided to stop wanting to turn on after one week of use. This has been my first vinyl record player I have ever bought, and it has really made me not want to continue with this hobby. Records, record cleaners, speakers, and just record players that actually work are just so so expensive and I wish that this product would have been able to provide a way for me to get into this hobby without emptying my wallet. I was willing to deal with the sound quality, build quality, and the bad spin speed, but it just had to stop working out of the blue. Incredibly disappointed with this product. PLEASE SAVE UP FOR SOMETHING BETTER!

This will get you started if you’re interested in getting (back) into vinyl. It’s nice that you can drop a record on it and be listening within minutes of opening the box. The included speaker makes it easy. For $99 it’s a steal. Bluetooth was easy to setup and it sounds good on my JBL Extreme. In fact, the included/attached speaker on the Victrola lacks any bass. So it’s good for basic sound with pretty basic/ low quality. But attaching it to Bluetooth shows you that your albums actually to have some depth to them.But if you want to sit next to the player and listen to the built in speaker, you’ll hear the sound on the needle, and then a half second later on the speaker. I presume this is the conversion of analog sound coming off the needle into digital for Bluetooth. It’s a minor annoyance. Closing the top of the case helps to muffle that.Overall this is a great starter kit with some useful features. 3 speeds and the included 7” cartridge ensures all records will play on this. Auto stop is nice so you don’t ruin the needle at the end of playing a side. FM works, but you have to scan to get a station. There are no presets or direct tuning. It also has RCA level outputs but I haven’t tried connecting them to an amp or stereo.

Love it

My husband started getting into vinyl records within the last few years and I bought him this. It's convenient, plays perfectly, no skipping, and it fits great in our living room.

Son loves it. Sounds good and works as it should