GPO Piccadilly Retro Bluetooth 3-Speed Turntable, Record Player with Pitch, Volume Control, Auto Stop Function, Perspex Lid and External Speakers, Black

For the price I was delighted with the sound from the speakers. Good turntable with three speeds 33, 45 and 78. Lovely to play all the old records again.

The media could not be loaded.  I've been testing out quite a few of these lower-end turntables over the years and it seems that anything that isn't a Crosley is a safe bet. This Piccadilly model is in no way revolutionary (pun intended) but if you are a store owner wishing to pipe gentle tunes to the customers or if you want a small-ish player to sooth your colleagues at work then this will do the job just fine. For anyone looking to this for home use it would really only be appropriate for a teenager's bedroom as serious audiophiles won't find anything of value here.The build quality is low-grade plastic, though it does have a pleasing design and a clear plastic lid. The whole thing feels very light too, and the speakers do not use 3.5mm audio jacks but instead use the direct +/- wire, which is handy if you want to connect floorstanding speakers straight to this thing (but why would you). There are also component red/white audio jacks, which can be more useful to people with a basic set-up. It can even play 78s, which is something I only ever see on these lower-end players, likely because the target demographic (very old people) will not want to spend lots of money on a superior model. There is a pitch adjustment, for some reason, but as long as your records have a hole cut directly in the centre you'll likely not have problems with pitch. Bluetooth connectivity is also an option but I keep almost all of my hardware hardwired.Not as bad as the other reviews make out, just keep in mind that for the price you are not going to get the best, or anywhere close, player on the market.The album featured in the video is  The Cutter and the Clan , because I am hardcore solid.

From opening the box noticed that the product seemed cheaply made. The needle arm is so light it doesn’t sit on the record properly so doesn’t catch and bounces around making the record stick or jump. The sound from the speakers is very tinny. Had to return the item in the end as it just wouldn’t play the records properly.

Bought for my daughter as her first record player, trying to set the item up was a bit fiddly trying to plug the speakers into the record player as where they plug into was very flimsy and awkward if I had tried any harder it would have broke, saying that my daughter loves it...

I purchased this product recently with the expectations that I would be receiving a good product for the money. This is not the case. The turntable itself works perfectly fine. The speakers, however, are absolutely unacceptable. They have a constant static like noise playing throughout the tracks. Had to swap them out for speakers of my own. Would not recommend.

The media could not be loaded.  Considering the low price and small plastic speakers I was very impressed with the sound quality from this record player, I had to go out and buy Rigoletto just so I could listen to it with the pops and crackles that only records can give you, for some reason apart from being live there is nothing that compares to vinyl.The bluetooth connection was immediate and also sounded just as good as listening to it on my pods, this is a very impressive low cost record player, and the fact that you can add an amplifier or change the speakers at your whim is just another reason to be impressed.

Excellent!!!I just love it! Looks so beautiful, the design is exactly I was expected, like the old one I had in my grandmother house.Works perfectly and exactly the same.An improvement that has , it is I can connect with my phone on it.Sound quality amazing, great value for money!May be great as a gift and I will definitely recommend it!

This was a present from my children, as I've hundreds of vinyl records that were just gathering dust. Yes it crackles; the record, not the speakers. No, it isn't high fidelity sound; it's a very basic player (not interested in Bluetooth functionality). If you expect pure digital sound, this isn't for you, ever. If you grew up with vinyl, this is great; back to gatefold sleeves, accurate lyrics and having to walk to the turntable every 20 odd minutes. I'm even getting new wired headphones. Joy!!