TechPlay ODC128BT 3-Speed Turntable with Cassette Player/Recorder, CD,MP3 SD Card/USB Player, Digital AM/FM Radio, AUX in, Line Out Alarm Clock, Remote and External Speakers (Cherry Wood)

I wanted a replacement record player after my previous one was damaged during a move. I wanted something that could do it all. This has satisfied my needs so far. I will say the Bluetooth volume could be a lot better but I make do when I decide to use that feature. The sound quality is fine overall for my tiny apartment. I’m really enjoying this all-in-one music player. The one thing I don’t really care for is the remote. It’s a little too small and the buttons are hard to push. Also, some of the functions don’t seem to work without it. Other than that, I like what I got for the price that I purchased it. It’s a fine replacement.

The media could not be loaded. Everything works fine on my Techplay ODC1288 except for the door on the cassette player. When I go to open it, it sticks and I have to open it by hand. Not a big deal. A bigger deal is the quality of the sound. It’s a little bit tinny sounding with no way to adjust bass or treble. But because I am able to hook up an additional set of better speakers when I get to doing that, I’m sure the sound quality will improve greatly.

I needed a new radio/CD player for my dorm room, but I wanted to also have a turntable, so I thought it couldn't be too hard to find it all in one. I was wrong: it was hard to find. But I found it. This product was exactly what I was looking for: I've played CDs, casettes, records, the radio, and connected my phone with bluetooth & they all work amazingly (and it even has a controller!!). I was even able to put a CD onto a USB drive to put the music on my computer/phone (since computers don't really have CD players anymore it's made it harder to get my CDs digitalized). It's a bit confusing to figure out the buttons and controller, but if you keep the info booklet nearby then you'll be fine because it's easy to understand & is very clear. I'm very glad I got this for my room and I hope it'll stick with me just like my old player did. The sound was great for my mid-sized dorm room, but if you want it for a larger room, I'd possibly suggest getting bigger speakers to connect it to.

Need to ALERT anyone who thinks of buying this product TO THINK TWICE The Product: TechPlay ODC128BT 3-Speed Turntable with Cassette Player/Recorder, CD, was DEFECTIVE BUT I HAD TO PAY $55 TO RETURN THE DEFECTIVE PIECE. DO NOT PURCHASE IT WILL COST YOU IN THE LONG RUN. IT DOES NOT WORK !!!!!

Beautiful little stereo. Fits nicely anywhere you want to put it. Great sound, given the overall size of the speakers.

Sound is mediocre. Sounds muffled. No way to adjust treble or bass. Sounds like a portable radio. Display is shaded bluish color, which makes it hard to read unless you're up close, and you have to click on the remote one digit at a time for radio stations. Have to click on remote multiple times to make it work. I needed something that would play cassette, cd, vinyl and radio, but this definitely NOT what I needed.

I’ve had this product 18 months and have used very little as I have music on my phone, tv etc. I have 1000’s of cds that I wanted to be able to listen to and a few albums I purchased but now the player refuses to read the cd.Customer support is terrible. They told me to clean the lens reader with Q tip and alcohol but they don’t tell you where it’s located or how to see it. I have a cd cleaner disc but it won’t read that either. I feel like I wasted almost 200 dollars on the one feature I wanted. Anyway don’t waste your money if you want something long term or customer support.

If you don't consider price, this would be a 3 or 4 star stereo. However, if you balance it out with the low price, I have to give it 5. It's true that the speakers sound tinny and you can't adjust bass. But it's also true that this stereo plays every type of media made in the last 100 plus years other than 8 track tapes and costs just a bit over $100. I can forgive the 8 track omission ;) I tried albums, cassettes, CDs, FM radio, and bluetooth. Those all worked fine, as did the remote. Note that bluetooth (on the iPhone at least) is much softer than the other media. If you are on a tight budget and want to play the older media, this is the stereo for you. Extremely easy to set up, and there are some additional jacks I didn't try out that might be good for spare speakers or connecting to a television.