DIGITNOW! Bluetooth Viny Record Player Turntable, CD, Cassette, AM/ FM Radio and Aux in with USB Port & SD Encoding- Remote Control, Built-in stereo speaker, Stand Alone Music Player

Absolutely love this. The sound is crisp and tonal. It looks good and sounds good too. Not tried the cassette player as yet but iif the record player, radio and cd player are anything Togo by it will be just as good.

I have to say this stereo really does give me the 80s retro vibes but with a modern twist. Works great and sound isn't too shabby either. Turntable works well we did have to reseat the belt but it does explain this in the instructions as its common to come loose in transit. Cassette player. Can't fault it. no rewind but neither did my tape player growing up. Radio works as expected Usb/sd card really good feature for the modern day works well. Cd player. Now we did have a little issue where only some cds would work but after a couple of emails with support (who were brilliant) they had me a new stereo sent out that works and all cds now work perfectly. All in all well worth it's money, my teenage daughter was very excited to buy cassettes and vinals. Would 100% recommend to anyone of any age that enjoys music.

SOUND: I would actually give this product about a 3 &1/2 stars for the main issue of sound which is not the loudest by going up to the max of around 31 which varies depending on the mode of use & direction of device (but I'll get to that). Loudest to Lowest on max sound setting. 1. Cd & Record/Vinyl modes were alright for quality of sound. 2. Radio 3. Aux mode with jack adapter for mp3/phone use etc had a bit connection problem but honestly that is more because my player is old, I think & phone worked a bit better but both types were a lower quieter quality of sound at highest setting. 4. Cassette unknown as did not have to test...didn't even know it had cassette feature until unboxed, but I guess an extra feature is good to have.... though yeah, I see that it was listed. The Directional dilemma is exactly that. I found I could hear what was playing throughout my place downstairs & up but a room whereby I like to sit just behind where device is set up a short distance from it is like a soundproof dampening effect which is weird for being so close. Would have liked it to be capable of higher volume but for all it does in balance it might not be possible...however I do wonder with all the connection ports if I could not connect an aux or usb speaker to face the other direction but that is something I plan to try for another day...... & Now for the rest...I thought the price was reasonable to have a nice compact box that allows me to play my CDs, records & digital mp3 like device all in one. The speakers built in adds to the space saver so less wires all over the show & the radio is not too bad either. It's simple enough to use plug in, turn on, choose desired mode, press play of move needle (just remember to remove protector first) & sound up all the way.

Nice little record player for the price

Item poor quality. CD sound very tinny. Have to remove lid to play vinyl albums very tight fit on turntable. Lift lever for playing vinyl doesn’t work properly.

I bought this with the intention of having it connected to my A/V Receiver using the RCA (phono connection) as stated on the item's description. BUT, on arrival, I noticed it didn't have the required RCA output, so I instead used the headphone socket and connected it up with a 3.5mm to phono lead (this works perfectly from my mobile phone). The audio from my records (through the A/V Receiver) was clear, but quite low and I had to put the volume up to 65% (50%-57% is normal for music) even though I had it at max output on the Digitnow unit. Also, there was an annoying noise coming from the needle when playing a record - even when I turned it up louder on the amp (maybe because the record player isn't completely closed due to the compactness of the unit?). Then I tried the CD player, and that was fine (audio level still a bit low through the headphone jack - even though put on full volume). EXCEPT that when the track faded into the next one there was a very loud annoying noise, and this happened every time between tracks. I disconnected the amp and plugged in my headphones instead and it still happened. So, I then tried it without the headphones - playing directly from the unit's internal speakers - and that noise was not present. Very odd. But seeing as I didn't want to play music from small speakers, this really wasn't much use to me. I didn't tune in the radio, it seemed pretty pointless seeing as it would only play analogue radio. I never tried the cassette player either, I couldn't be bothered to dig out any old tapes to try it, I really only bought this for playing my old LPs. I didn't try the aux in, as I was never going to use that anyway (I can just plug straight into my amp). Just before packing it away, I did try to record a couple of tracks from an LP onto a 512Gb USB drive (I wanted to see if it was going to be worth having this feature on the next unit, when I return this one). That didn't work either. I followed the instructions correctly and the unit's screen said it was recording, but when checking the USB drive on my laptop, it stated the drive was still completely empty. It is possible that it was because my USB drive was formatted in exFAT and maybe this unit will only deal with FAT32 formatted drives (I have had that same issue on different older machines - DVD players etc.) I did not try the SD Card slot, as I wasn't really interested in copying my LP collection to mp3 at such a low rate anyway. In summary, if you do not already have a hi-fi or A/V Receiver (or a soundbar) then this is probably a great addition when using the internal speakers, but if you are looking to connect it to something else to play on larger speakers - then forget it. NOTE: there are no connections at the back at all, only the connections you see at the front of the unit in the photos.

Just arrived and plugged it in, works perfectly straight away. Video is of the first LP i played in this! I have tested this with a record and a CD, both seem to play perfectly and the audio is actually really good - some other reviews were a bit mixed in this, so i was a bit worried, but im quite happy with it (especially for the price) I haven’t tried it with radio, tapes, recording or bluetooth, so can’t comment on that! As this is my first turntable, i was a bit nervous, but actually found it really easy to use and pretty good sound quality overall For £99 this is a really good budget all in one and i am really happy with this!

I am really pleased with this DIGITNOW! Bluetooth Viny Record Player Turntable, CD, Cassette, AM/ FM Radio and Aux it arrived and was in perfect condition, well packed. It has for its size and only 1 full length spear very very good sound, i have used the record player and CD player they both work really well and i am sure the other bits would work too. It looks smart ont the sideboard and isnt to big, its very easy to use. i am very happy with it