Review on 🎵 Vintage Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth and Built-in Speakers: SKEVONO 3-Speed Portable Suitcase Turntable in Light Beige Linen by Laura Belisle

How many of you remember what turntables looked like and what they are for? During a trip to San Francisco earlier this summer, our family came across a record player in our hotel room. I was pleased! It's been decades since we stumbled across this. I pulled out one of the available vinyls, The Legend of Bob Marley, and turned it on. Shortly thereafter, after a few classic crackles, the music began to play. and Marley's voice filled the room. Our little son started dancing to the song. What a wonderful moment we had during our stay at the hotel. What happened next? I would definitely look for a player! PROS - Improved version of the classic turntable - Portable and easy to carry like a suitcase - Case protects against dust - Easy to use (unlock the needle arm and carefully place it on the rim of the record) - Stereo sound but don't expect audiophile quality with bass pumps . It does add to the nostalgia though! - The audio-out/headphone jack allows you to output stereo sound to higher powered speakers. - You can convert your recordings to CD or MP3 using the included USB cable (or via the audio out/headphone jack) (software included). - Can play vinyl up to 12" (common sizes: 7", 10", 12") - Can play vinyl at 33 1/3, 45 or 78 RPM (select speed with switch) - Stops automatically when playback of a recording is finished. Replacement needles are available from Revain. Restores memories for my parents and grandparents so they can play their recordings again. TIP: Look for local record stores near you! There are some who even give recordings away for free! - USB power adapter included - Good value for the price CONS - The needle arm does not return automatically after the recording is finished. However, the player will stop automatically. The supplied USB cable is a bit short. However, it can be replaced with a regular one - The sound was a bit muffled compared to my friend's Feir TP-489 - Not battery operated. However, I was able to use it when connected to a battery. Overall, however, the sound quality isn't as good as $200 speakers and the recordings only last a few minutes of playback before they stop having a classic turntable in your house. provides nostalgic joy and a topic of conversation for visitors. This turntable is well made and has a great price. It was such a beautiful addition to our home.