Record Player 3 Speeds Turntable with Bluetooth Built-in Battery Stereo Speakers Vintage Record Player Belt Driven Portable Suitcase PC Recording White

I really like this record player. It has is own built in speakers those could be louder but it's definitely good for travel or portability. Very pretty pink color. Not hard to setup or use. Good value.

The media could not be loaded. The Jorlai is a versatile record player that is compact and can do many things when it comes to vinyl records. When I saw this player, it brought back many memories. I use to have a record player that was similar but not with the abilities this player has compared to the old one I had when I was young.Appearance:I chose the black unit and it did not disappoint. It looks stylish with nice steel corners to prevent damage when in transit if you like. It is compact and the two speakers are on the front with grills to give it a nice appearance.Function:This is where the turntable shines. You can play it with the two speakers on the unit making it mobile. Another option is hooking a set of speakers up to it. Now, this is not a McIntosh or Polk Audio. It does what it says and delivers a good sound. If you do not like the speakers, you can hook it up to a stereo receiver. Another option I like is hooking it up to my laptop using Linux! That is right-Linux! I can convert music from wave analog signal to an mp3 to use on my phone. The program to use is Audacity which you can use for Windows, Apple and Linux. Probably the hardest part on the software is to direct the program to recognize the music through the USB. The instructions helped me through this which is a plus. If you remember the old record players, you had to drop the needle on the album and you had to be careful because the needle could scratch the album. With this unit, you have a lever that lifts up the arm and gently drops it on the album. The turntable has 33 rpm, 45 rpm and 78 rpm. It even comes with an adapter to play 45 records if you still have them. There was an additiona needle which is cool because they can be hard to find now days.Overall:This is a great little player with a lot of options for those looking to play their albums. The sound is not high fidelity but it does sound good. It is a compact daVinci!

This is so cute omg it’s really easy to use and you don’t have to put anything together! I love how it’s portable so I can literally take it anywhere!! And it’s affordable for good quality.

Had my FIRST one for 24 hours. Stopped working within a day. VERY DISSAPOINTED. Amazon was kind enough to send a replacement and I did receive an email from Jorlai Support. At first I thought it was a generic/automatic response to my return, but then they responded back to me.So my second player arrives today (Dec 28). The jack keeps sliding back into the player as I try to plug it in. I open it up to see the components that have all the supported jacks are glued together. Junk. I called Amazon again, nice enough to have UPS come pick up the product as I refused to run out after TWO failed attempts.***UNRELATED/OPINION***I would advise customers to spend a little more and go away from the Bluetooth route. The general consesus among the vinyl community is they don't last long nor sound as good as traditional players. Well, obviously I had two that didn't last long or work at all, but it sounded pretty good to me.I spent a little more on a player and going the old school route, had to buy speakers, speaker cables and speaker stands (as my audio table didn't have the sufficient space).***UNRELATED/OPINION OVER***Alas, the novelty is enticing. I do like the "idea" of having something portable. And when it worked, it did the job. But after you spent $$$ on an audio table you spend 2 hours building. After spending $$$ on records and gift certificates so your fiance can enjoy her Christmas gift. You kind of get a sour taste regardless of the nice customer service.THAT being said, Jorlai Support is going to send me a free player and full refund. IF, and only IF, this THIRD player works after a week, I will update this review. Then we will see what a month looks like,

Updated 9/13/21: with use the auto-off feature works pretty well with standard LPs, and is in fact useful. Plays well through stereo system Glad I bought it. Still no response from mfg. on softwareInitial review: Quality is adequate considering the price. It plays records more or less. The (needless IMO) 'auto off' feature works intermittently for normal sized LP records, but sometimes it has to be turned off to get the turntable to spin. Never works with 45's because the needle will jump back, scraping across the grooves for 1/2" or more before it ever gets to the shut off point. Turning off 'auto stop' doesn't correct the jump back on 45's. I have not played 78's yet, BUT NOTE that while it will spin the disk at 78 (I guess) this modern stereo cartridge and needle are not designed to play 78's and the needle or record will likely be damaged by attempting to play 78s on this machine. (IMO- I haven't located a 78 to test it with, and will only consider testing it because they did supply a spare needle.)BUT MY BIG ISSUE WITH THIS IS: This model sold for $10 more than the other identical appearing products offered by this and several other sellers because it had 'software and connection to copy your records to PC'. The software disk was broken in two on receipt. NO response to inquiry with seller through Amazon. The website they list on the document included with the machine apparently does not exist. No response from email sent to the email address listed on the document, so I guess you can forget any support from the manufacturer or seller if there is a problem.The unit does include a rechargeable battery that will allow it to be used (for how long I don't know) without an AC supply. It plays through internal speakers but not very loud. Has line out connections to connect with stereo system.