Audio Techica AT-LP3XBT-BK Bluetooth Turntable Belt Drive Fully Automatic 33/45 (Black)

Will make this pretty simple review for an 45 to 60 year old wanting to get back into or enjoy your old vinyl collection.If you want a great turntable. Make this your last stop. Don't go on the cheap for one on those 125-200 dollar players. Invest the extra 100-150 dollars in this gem and you will not be disappointed. Believe me I know, I tried 3 of the cheap ones before finding this AMAZING player!It has everything you want in a turntable! Its Automatic, it has bluetooth so you can easily pair with your headphone or your amazon alexa. It has a great needle, it has a anti skip and a weighted tone arm, so if you have older LP's that might have a few flaws, its easy to increase the weight of the tone arm to play through those blemishes instead of skipping. It also an extremely well build unit.The best part, the table spins perfectly and the sound is amazing.I can not recommend this turntable highly enough. It plays like a HIGH end table as half the price. Best I have ever owned!Thank you Audio Technica!

Who knew that vinyl would make such a comeback? I'm a grandpa who heard my granddaughter utter the words "I wish I had a good turntable to listen to my new vinyl records...". Grandpa listened... and bought this great offering from Audio-Technica. As an electronic engineer working for an AV company in the '60's - 80's, I know good sound. We bought great products from AT, so it only follows that AT was the first look for a turntable. AT does not disappoint! This table has everything... replaceable stylus, separable head, anti-skate, stylus pressure, 2 speeds, built-in pre-amp, BlueTooth, and belt drive. All done well. I paired this with an Edifier speaker set (R1700BTs) to fill her dorm room with wonderful sound. She was blown away by the quality and clarity of the playback. No matter if direct connect or BT, the sound is remarkably live and rich. BT is easy (even I could do it). I also bought an elliptical stylus to assure minimal wear for her vinyl. I'm happy with my choices and recommend any/all of the above to my friends. Thanks to Amazon for having it all in one place... nice to avoid shipping charges with Prime! I'm a fan.

We tried the step down audio-technica “60” and it just wasn’t cutting it sound wise so we upgraded to this one and wow, what a difference in base, clarity and midrange sounds. Were totally new to collecting vinyl but I’m 42 and grew up “feeling” the music and just overall loud and powerful sound so the other one wasn’t it. This one is great plus it has the built in pre-amp and overall is a really good player. You can completely change out the needle or head and there’s easy videos online showing you how to balance the arm and you have the convening auto play and auto stop. So easy to use my kids can do it without risking damage to the record. Plus a good price tag.

The AT-LP3XBT-BK Bluetooth Turntable is a great entry-level choice for someone seeking to upgrade from a 'suitcase' style record player. The set-up was easy and straightforward, and as such It's a good practical choice for someone who might choose to listen on bluetooth headphones or a bluetooth speaker. Note that you can easily switch from phono to in-line speakers. I'm using it on phono mode with a receiver and old-school Bose speakers, myself.It sounds good; not quite as nice as the MMF Music Hall 2.2 I used to have (and which retails for about twice as much in its new 2.3 model), but it certainly sounds reasonably good for the price point. It's much easier to set up and use, with automatic stop/start features and the aforementioned bluetooth capability.

I've been using this for over two years. I have zero complaints. It's a great turntable. I love that the arm will automatically lower/raise. I don't have to worry about scratching the vinyl or hearing that scratchy sound caused by manually placing the needle. The sound quality is excellent. I'm really glad I bought this.

Has everything you need for a hands off starter record player. Im not an audiophile so i can’t speak to the specifics but the quality is solid, plays automatically, Bluetooth and hard wire options. No issues whatsoever. Just press play and sit back to enjoy the music.

Priced right and great full sound!

For a beginner or seasoned listener this turntable is quite good. Not the most expensive with the features as compared to other brands. The setup was easy to do and to date after playing numerous LP’s not one issue with skipping or drag. The BT feature connects quickly and the overall quality seems to be above par. The only two things I wished they had done was to put a tone arm locking arm for when in transit if you move the table and a dedicated on/off switch too rather than continuous plugged in. Other than that, for a person wanting to listen to vinyl, this table is great and packed with some great features. If I could have given a 4.5 rating I would have but did not want to do 4 stars as to compromise the system for the lack of a locking arm and on/off switch. BTW- got this when it dropped price to $255 which was a great plus!