🎵 Crosley CR6253U-001A Anthology Vintage 3-Speed Bluetooth Suitcase Turntable in Lavender: A Retro Music Experience at your Fingertips! Review

Bought this player for my granddaughter. She was very happy with that. The only problem is that you have to manually raise your hand to start recording or when the recording is finished. This is her first turntable and we think she'll love it.

This turntable is beautiful and well built. Decoration, this is a wonderful device. Not as a player. I have a portfolio model Crosley case that costs a lot less and far outperforms this model. Bluetooth works fine on this model.

. It looks good but the sound is pretty muddy and for the price I could have gotten an entry level turntable at a much better price. Now I'm stuck on it because I've kept it too long and can't get it back. On the other hand, it looks very cute and if you need a player that you can take anywhere, it will get the job done.

I wanted a turntable that could handle my collection of 45rpm, many of which are from the 50's and 60's come. I wouldn't trust them to play on my high end turntable as they will likely "kill" the stylus due to scratches and scuffs. I'm saving my good TT for the LP but wanted to use something that sounded decent for 45s. I have an old RCA Victor Bakelite that I use but it's slowing down so the Crosley is a good replacement. The sound isn't the best, but 40s RCA wasn't the best either, so I'm…

I've had other portables before. Was very happy with it. Built-in speakers are the best I've heard from Crosley or Victrola; They still don't compare to a good set of active speakers, and if you intend to use them as the main unit in your home, perhaps invest in a couple (or buy a higher-end stationary unit). But for filling a small space or using it as a portable device, it's great. I wish there was a snap lock or something to secure the device when moving it, but I've loaded it with a single…