Review on Aluminum Base Mini Record Player: Vintage Gramophone Turntable with Bluetooth Speaker, Aux Input, Aux Output, USB Port for Flash Drive – Perfect for Home Decoration (Includes Record Player) by Eric Wohlman

Well I didn't know what to expect. Initially, the metal, weight, and strength were impressive, and the copper appearance was pleasing. As soon as my wife and I connected it to the phone and started playing music, I was amazed at the sound quality even at high volume. I've been using it for 2-3 days now, mostly from a USB drive with an old mix from the 70's to 2000's and it's great! Even kept it in the garage at 30F for a couple of hours and no problem. Some details: At the base it measures 6.5" x 6.5" with an actual 5" x 5" "box" structure - quite a compact system. . There are stereo speakers on the sides, a subwoofer on the bottom, and even another tweeter through a megaphone. They call the megaphone "pure copper" but it's actually brass - the Chinese usually confuse the English. The base of the megaphone is most likely plastic, like the vinyl record's fake black finish, but that's about it! The rest is high-quality processed metal. I find the controls easy to use - these buttons on the copper-like front panel are in the right order: power/device select, pause/play, previous, next, volume+, and volume-. The badge/tag could be easier to read but it could ruin the retro look. The volume increases/decreases nicely. Below the power button is a blue LED that flashes during playback. The megaphone is rotatable - it has two metal contact pins that dig into the circuit board in a circular motion to maintain an electrical connection as it rotates. The manual says 15 watts per stereo channel and that may be true - it packs a lot of power while retaining sound quality. Overall it's a great value and looks good anywhere. Videos and photos are attached.