LP&No.1 Wireless Turntable with Stereo Bookshelf Speakers, Retro Record Player with Wireless Playback, 3 Speed Belt-Drive Vintage Turntable with Auto Off, Milk White

I recently purchased the LP&No.1 Vinyl Record Player, and I couldn't be happier with my decision! This turntable not only looks stunning with its yellow wood finish, but it also delivers an incredible listening experience that truly brings my vinyl collection to life.The sound quality is impressive, thanks to the built-in phono preamp and stereo bookshelf speakers. The audio is rich and clear, allowing me to appreciate the nuances in my favorite records. I love that it supports three speeds, making it versatile for all my vinyl, whether it's 33, 45, or even 78 RPM.Setting it up was a breeze, and I appreciate the wireless feature that allows me to connect my Bluetooth devices effortlessly. It's perfect for those moments when I want to switch from vinyl to digital music without any hassle.Overall, the LP&No.1 Vinyl Record Player is a fantastic blend of vintage charm and modern technology. If you're a vinyl enthusiast or just looking to add a stylish piece to your home, I highly recommend this turntable! It's worth every penny!

I recently bought the LP&No.1 Vinyl Record Player Hi-Fi System in the Yellow Wood finish, and I’m genuinely impressed with both its performance and aesthetics. If you’re looking for a stylish, easy-to-use turntable setup that delivers great sound quality without needing extra components, this is an excellent choice.Elegant Design & Build QualityThe first thing that caught my attention was the beautiful yellow wood finish – it has a warm, retro-inspired look that complements any room decor. The build quality feels solid and durable, and the design is clean and modern with a touch of vintage charm. It definitely looks more expensive than it is.Impressive Sound with Stereo SpeakersThe included bookshelf stereo speakers are compact yet powerful. They deliver clear highs, decent mids, and surprisingly rich bass for their size. Whether I’m playing classic rock or jazz, the sound is full and detailed. It’s not an audiophile system, but for casual to intermediate listeners, it’s more than satisfying.Built-in Phono Preamp & Wireless FeaturesHaving a built-in phono preamp is a big plus – I didn’t need any additional equipment to get started. The Bluetooth functionality also allows me to stream music from my phone when I’m not spinning records, which adds a lot of versatility to this setup.User-Friendly OperationThis turntable features a belt-drive system with 3 speeds (33, 45, 78 RPM), making it compatible with all my vinyl records. The controls are simple and intuitive, and the tonearm tracks well with no noticeable skipping. It’s plug-and-play, so I was enjoying music within minutes of unboxing.Final ThoughtsThe LP&No.1 Wireless Turntable Player offers great value for anyone who wants a complete vinyl setup with modern features. It’s perfect for beginners and vinyl enthusiasts alike who appreciate quality sound and attractive design. The sound, style, and ease of use make this one of the best turntables I’ve purchased at this price point.

The media could not be loaded. The quality of sound was surprisingly good, and it was fairly easy to set up. The only gripe I have is it does skip on certain tracks, which is mildly annoying, but I can deal with it for now until I can afford a higher quality set up

So far so good. This seems like a solidly built piece of equipment. Haven't been able to use it a lot yet but so far it sounds good, easy to operate, the Bluetooth is great. My only disappointment was learning that wireless doesn't really mean wireless it just means it has Bluetooth. Otherwise it seems to be just what I was looking for. Looks great with the solid wood look.

I knew I wasn’t going to receive top-notch merchandise here considering the price, but I had hoped this would at least be a passable budget purchase. It’s too bad that this was not the case in the slightest. This product struggles to play a wide variety of records. I can confidently say this is, at least in part, due to the inadequately sized, cheap plastic surface that the records are placed on, which causes them to wobble greatly when played. This wobbling combined with the lack of ability to counter weigh the needle means that the needle will be constantly bouncing up and down, which greatly reduces sound quality, could damage records, and, in the extremely likely case that the song being played features an even moderately prominent bass line, will cause constant skipping making the song unlistenable. Speaking of sound quality, the speakers that are included with this thing have absolutely horrible sound quality. While I am not often one to stress about sound quality, I am not kidding when I say that you are probably better off playing music straight off of your phone’s speakers. That’s how bad and grainy they are. The best thing I could possibly say about this product is that it at least looked nice so maybe you could use it as a decoration, but it would probably be better to get something more useful instead such as a houseplant (or literally anything else). I would not recommend this product to anyone - even beginners to vinyl - since it brings nothing enjoyable to the table and will leave nothing but a bad taste in your mouth.