Does it need separate speakers?

Yes. The speakers are external, so you need powered speakers or an amp connected through RCA out. Bluetooth only handles streaming from a phone.

Can it play 12-inch LPs safely?

It can, but the platter is only 7 inches, so the outer part of a 12-inch record hangs unsupported. That can cause wobble and uneven playback.

Does it have a built-in preamp?

Yes. The phono preamp is built in, so you can connect it to powered speakers or an aux input without a separate preamp.

What speeds does it support?

Three speeds: 33, 45 and 78 RPM. A 45 RPM adapter is included for singles with large center holes.

Is it good for a beginner?

Setup is simple, but the low owner rating and reports of speed and build problems make it a risky first turntable. A basic belt-drive deck from an established brand is safer.

What do buyers say about the RetroAudio Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth Speakers?

Rated 2.6 out of 5 from 99 ratings.

RetroAudio Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth Speakers

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RetroAudio Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth Speakers

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Last seen at $87.99 at Walmart on Nov 10.

Our take on the RetroAudio Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth Speakers

The RetroAudio is a belt-driven turntable in a retro MDF case with a built-in phono preamp, Bluetooth, and a 7-inch platter. It plays 33, 45 and 78 RPM records and has auto-stop, RCA out, AUX-in and a headphone jack. Its small platter and 2.6-star average from 99 ratings suggest buyers hit real quality problems. It suits casual listeners who want a vintage look and Bluetooth for parties, not anyone chasing accurate sound.

Best forCasual listeners who want a retro lookParties and background musicBuyers who want Bluetooth and a built-in preamp in one unitGifts for family or a partner

Pros

Built-in phono preamp works with powered speakers or an amp
Bluetooth lets you stream from a phone
Three speeds including 78 RPM
Auto-stop at the end of a side
RCA out, AUX-in and headphone jack cover most setups

Cons

7-inch platter leaves the outer edge of 12-inch records unsupported
No dust cover mentioned in the specs
Belt drive and light MDF case are prone to vibration
Low owner rating points to speed and build complaints
Speakers are external, so it is not a true all-in-one

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RetroAudio Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth Speakers price history

Lowest price we've seen: $87.99 on Nov 10 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.

What reviewers say

2.6 / 599 ratings

Ratings average 2.6 out of 5 from 99 buyers, which is poor for a turntable. Complaints center on build quality and playback reliability rather than features.

What people mention

Build qualityCriticisedOwners describe the MDF case and parts as flimsy for the money.
Speed stabilityCriticisedBuyers report records playing fast, slow or unevenly.
SoundCriticisedListeners find the output thin and noisy compared with dedicated turntables.
SetupPraisedBeginners say it is quick to connect and start playing.
BluetoothPraisedOwners like streaming from a phone through the same unit.

Specifications

Drive Type: Belt-Driven
Record Speed: 3-speed
Ports And Interfaces: RCA out, AUX-in, Headphone jack
Bluetooth: Yes
Turntable Type: Vinyl Record Player
Portable: Portable
Phono Preamp: Built-in Preamplifier

Questions and answers

Does it need separate speakers?: Yes. The speakers are external, so you need powered speakers or an amp connected through RCA out. Bluetooth only handles streaming from a phone.
Can it play 12-inch LPs safely?: It can, but the platter is only 7 inches, so the outer part of a 12-inch record hangs unsupported. That can cause wobble and uneven playback.
Does it have a built-in preamp?: Yes. The phono preamp is built in, so you can connect it to powered speakers or an aux input without a separate preamp.
What speeds does it support?: Three speeds: 33, 45 and 78 RPM. A 45 RPM adapter is included for singles with large center holes.
Is it good for a beginner?: Setup is simple, but the low owner rating and reports of speed and build problems make it a risky first turntable. A basic belt-drive deck from an established brand is safer.
Where is the RetroAudio Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth Speakers cheapest?: At Walmart, for $87.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the RetroAudio Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth Speakers?: Rated 2.6 out of 5 from 99 ratings.

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Audio Output Type

RCA out

Speaker Type

External

Dimensions

15.6 x 15.12 x 11 inches (package)

Style

Retro

Weight

11.8 lb (total package weight)

Material

High-quality MDF material

Power Type

Power adapter

Included Accessories

45 RPM adapter

Supported Accessories

Tablet

Platter Size

7"

Typical Users

Loved one, Family, Girlfriend or boyfriend