🎵 Enhanced DIGITNOW Record Player: Portable Suitcase with Multi-Function Bluetooth, FM Radio, USB & SD Card Port, Vinyl to MP3 Converter Review

I bought this little turntable in my suitcase to play my grandmother's old gospel albums. I love it. Sounds good. I haven't tried any of the Bluetooth features and haven't saved anything to the SD card to transfer my files. I really like listening to old records again.

That's what I wanted. I was looking for a player to convert several hundred records to digital. It is easy to use and does what it promises. I'm not tech savvy so didn't understand bluetooth and the radio isn't easy to set up, but I didn't buy it for the radio. Also, the manual is rather poorly translated, but if you put in a little time and focus, it can be useful. lol! There are two things I don't like: 1. He doesn't record individual songs. In fact, this is a long song (the whole side of the

I bought a turntable to play some childhood vinyl I found in the basement recently. I really like this small, compact turntable in the case. Reminds me of the player I had as a kid. The sound quality is what you should expect from this player. It's interesting to pull out those old records and listen to them again. I chose this one because of the low price. I really wasn't expecting much, but was pleasantly surprised. We did our research and thought it would be the best player for the amount we

When I bought it it wasn't on the list and said it had a USB port on the back and a USB cable to the back port. The seller contacted me and we found out what happened. DO NOT GET ME WRONG. It's a good product and works very well (the replacement they sent me for free works well, the first one had a few issues except for the hole in the back where the USB port should have been.) It's a good one Player and records very well to the flash drive. I am very happy with this product and would recommend

This seemed like a great and easy way to convert vinyl to mp3. I liked the compact design of the suitcase type. I knew the built-in speakers would probably suck, but it didn't matter. Writing to a flash drive was pretty easy. I had to figure out what "hitchhiking" was and eventually turned it off. The manual doesn't tell you much and doesn't describe how to record. I haven't found a way to set the bitrate and it only records at 128kbps. I wanted higher quality. In addition, the gramophone…