Best Record Players With Speakers of 2020

As an added bonus, you can connect the turntable to your computer’s USB port and turn the spinning vinyl’s sounds into an MP3 format. If you buy a record, you no longer need to be at home to listen to it. You just have to play it and upload it into your laptop, phone, or other technology. To take things a step further, this product also allows for wireless streaming. By clicking a button, you can play your favorite music from any of your Bluetooth enabled devices through the unit’s speakers. No longer are you restricted by having to buy more expensive vinyl that you want to.

Towards the base of the unit are Phono and Line out jacks so it can be easily connected to other audio systems. Easily adjust the counterweight and anti-skating mechanism of the unit to prevent your precious records from scratching. These features also make for better sounding music since they keep everything balanced and protect against sound distortion. While playing a track, the magnet cartridge will also protect against sound distortion by moving to stabilize the audio. If you’re looking for a luxury turntable with speakers, you might not have to look much farther than this baby.

This Wockoder record player was made for people who love vintage things but do not like having to deal with their fragility. Despite its old school looks, it plays music with power and clarity. Three speeds are built into the unit and it can work with 7, 10, and 12-inch records. In the blink of an eye, the unit transforms from what looks like a wooden briefcase with a handle to an amazing full-range listening experience. On each side of the unit’s handle and brass buckle are speakers. On the opposite side of these are an auxiliary jack, a power adapter jack, and an RCA output jack. Thanks to the handle this unit has, it is one of the best portable options out there. It is also fairly lightweight. Weighing less than 7 pounds, even young children can handle carrying this around without growing fatigued.

On the face of the player is a myriad of controls for you to play around with, ranging from a mode selector, a button to skip to the next song, a USB slot, and more. There is also a headphones jack, just in case you want to listen quietly without disturbing others. If you do not have a vinyl for what you want to listen to, you can also connect your smartphone or other Bluetooth devices within 10 meters of the product to play what you want digitally. As magnificent as genuine vintage turntables are, they do not have the technology to do that. Genuine vintage options will also likely cost you an arm and leg, but this one is perfectly affordable.

If you are seeking an old-time musical experience via a turntable and speakers without dealing with the pesky problems associated with old technology, this may be a good option for you.

Victrola has been around forever making great products like this Victrola Navigator. Standing at a foot tall and two feet wide, it is sure to grab the attention of anyone who comes across it. Its wooden aesthetic really adds to its classic style. It comes in five different color options. The three darker ones are black, mahogany, and espresso. The two lighter options are white and oak. With three different speeds, this option is pretty flexible when it comes to playing what you have laying around your house. The product also lets you record whatever it plays to your computer via a USB port. These recordings can then be transferred to your phone and other electronic devices making your music accessible anywhere.

Its 8-in-1 claim is referring to all of the different features this product has. From its auxiliary jack to its built-in CD player, FM radio, and headphone jack, there is not much it can’t do. It even has a cassette player for crying out loud. Talk about retro. Plus, this unit comes with a remote control so you can control it without having to get up or stop what you’re doing. Weighing in at over 16 pounds, it is not likely that you’ll want to be transporting this anywhere. However, because it is so beautiful, you will not mind showcasing it in your living room. To keep the unit protected while you’re not using it, you can opt to close its lid. This will keep dust and other debris off your vinyl and equipment and extend its life. Overall, this may be a good option for those seeking a stationary record player with an old-school aesthetic.

Voksun’s Vintage Turntable will look wonderful placed in a living room or bedroom. It does not have a lid so your spinning vinyl will always be visible. Though this could be a downside since it is more likely to get dusty, it will not matter so long as you remember to wipe it down every now and then. Unlike most of the other players’ bases, this one has curved wood instead of a sharp boxy aesthetic. Its natural wood shows beautiful swirls and will stay smooth to the touch. At the bottom right of the unit’s face is a small control panel where you can adjust settings like volume and speed. This unit comes with the standard three-speed settings that suit 7, 10, and 12-inch records.

Given its simplicity, it is definitely considered an entry-level unit. If you are new to using vinyl and nervous about making this purchase, it comes with a 12-moth warranty. Plus, the manufacturers offer round the clock customer service. Even if something goes wrong in the middle of the night, you can call and have someone help you figure your issues out. It’s pretty loud thanks to its two built-in speakers on both its left and right sides. The noise it makes will be rich and remind you why you wanted this player in the first place. If you are sick of digital listening experiences but know nothing about turntables at the moment, this may be a good place for you to start.

Victrola’s 50’s Retro turntable serves some serious Victrola vintage looks. Playing this around your great-grandma may just make her whip out her old poodle-skirt and dance the night away. True to 50’s style, it comes in three bright and fun colors, including a royal blue, firetruck red, and light teal. For those seeking more of a wallflower color though, it can also be purchased in black. Towards the bottom of the front of the unit are two speakers on each of its sides. They are situated below its volume dial and its tuning dial. There are even helpful arrows printed around these dials to remind you which way to turn them.

Like most modern-day players, this one is compatible with the three standard speeds. It can handle USB encoding so you can record your old-fashion sounds onto your modern-day technology. You can also stream via Bluetooth standing up to 33 feet away. As long as you’re standing in the same room as the unit, you should be fine to play whatever you want through its speakers. The product also comes with a built-in CD player and an AM/FM radio. While these methods of listening are still relatively widespread today, these features will be helpful in case they ever go obsolete. It seems as though CDs are already on their way out.

Last but not least, the product has a 3.5-millimeter auxiliary jack as well as a jack to use it with headphones. Unlike old-school players, you do not have to wake your whole house while listening to it. For those wanting a player that looks specifically 50’s, this may be perfect.

SeeYing’s record player has a lot of the features the more expensive options do without the lofty attached price tag. It is probably the best affordable record player with built-in speakers on the market today. By only playing two speeds instead of having three-speed playback capabilities, it keeps its price down. Luckily, the two speeds it has, 33 ⅓ and 45 RPM, are the most common ones anyways. You should be able to enjoy most of your vinyl with this product if not all of it. With its wireless connection, you can opt to play music from your phone as opposed to your records or use its FM radio. You can also connect an external speaker or plug in your headphones to listen without disturbing others.

Its sound is impressive and comes from two separate built-in speakers on the sides of the unit. Though it comes with a black base, its cover has a lavender-hued interior to give you a bit of color pop. Its also equipped with an auto-stop feature that will stop spinning your vinyl when the record ends so you do not have to worry about causing any damage. Count on this product to deliver your sound to you without annoying skipping and scratching as well. Old-school music admirers on a budget may want to consider this option if they do not require a unit that can spin at 78 RPM.

Wockoder’s Wireless Portable LP Phonograph model knows that CDs and other modern-day electronics can’t replace the warm sound of a record player. That is why they built this one to look like it came right out of an antique shop. It has a dark brown wooden base with one wide speaker on its bottom face next to a dial that controls volume, a power light, an ON button, and a headphone jack. On its face is a spike for easily placing your records and an arm that will fill your home with music. The product also features a clear dust cover so that you can admire it while simultaneously protecting it. It plays three different sized records with three different speeds, and its turntable has a spring to absorb shock and beef up your sound quality.

Since this unit is compact, it is easy to transport. Likely most other alternatives, this product also grants you the ability to use it as a speaker instead of just a vinyl player or a decoration. It is a decent intro turntable and may also make a great gift.

This Wockoder model is not so different than the other models listed above. It plays at the three common speeds and has Bluetooth input. Weighing less than 5 pounds, it is easily transported and it blends old and new styles seamlessly. The base of the product is a lighter wood color with a long speaker on its front. As a user, you have a lot of control over your listening experience, however, you can also opt to just let it do its thing thanks to its autostop feature. Its manufacturers offer 24-hour customer service so you don’t have to worry about frustrating wait times or bad hours. This is ultimately a decent option for those seeking a Wockoder product without its typical price.

Dodocool knows that just because turntables are an ancient concept does not mean they have to look 100 years old. This Dodocool vinyl record player has a more modern-looking design. Its base mixes plastic with a wooden design and its style is super thin. Included in the purchase of the product, buyers also get a user manual, a power charging cable, and two diamond stylus needles that will not be worn easily. When the unit is turned on, it will automatically stop playing once the record reaches the end. The face of the product has a lot of different user controls. When you get your settings just right, you can close its clear dust cover and watch your vinyl spin, listening to the crisp tones it creates.

1byone’s Belt Driven Turntable has a beautiful turquoise color that helps it stand out amongst the crowd, and two small built-in speakers on its base. Thanks to its large handle and latch to keep it closed, it is easy to carry around. Imagine yourself taking this on a picnic or to a holiday dinner. Your friends and family would adore you for gifting them its rich and old-fashioned sound. Aside from its color, price, and portability though, this unit does not go far in terms of beating out other options. It plays at the standard speeds, has the standard jacks, and can be connected to your electronic devices. Note that this particular product is not Bluetooth enabled though.