I purchased this manual turntable to replace my old Dual 1019...and mainly because of the low price and good looks. It is for my stereo system downstairs.
The performance is good but there are some issues. #1, It comes with no RCA cords or a ground wire. You must provide your own. #2, The platter is very lightweight and had a couple marks on the edge. #3, There is no skating adjustment on the tonearm. That is probably why the recommended tracking weight is 3-3.5 grams...much higher that my other units. The arm seems to be of good quality.
In conclusion, turntable is good looking, performs fine so far but those of you who want a high-quality turntable for your LP collection might want to look elsewhere.

My 15 year old decided she wanted a record player for her room. We have a technics direct drive unit with a blue ortofon cartridge connected through a nicer pre-amp and some Aperion speakers in our media room but this unit was purchased for her bedroom.
I'm telling you what I have so you know where the feedback is coming from.
I chose this unit for her after a lot of searching online.
There are lots of decks and systems out there but what tipped the scales for me was the Bluetooth connectivity and the cool look of the deck.
Bluetooth was important so she can connect to headphones.
So on to the unit.
It looks great the wood color of ours is grayer than the reddish wood in the pictures but we preferred that anyway.
It does look very cool
The sound is pretty good, I gave it a 4 because I'm basing that on the price of the unit and that we connect to a Bose Bluetooth speaker
I chose this because it's mostly manual (that should be part of the vinyl experience) but I do wish it had auto-return as my kid forgets and the cartridge is sat on the vinyl for hours or even days
The only minor issue was that the belt shifted on the drive spindle and we had to move that back between the guides, this caused the records to play too fast
The Bluetooth connectivity with an older Bose speaker takes an age to connect, like FOREVER, it's fine with a newer model speaker so this could just be the older speaker having connection issues but it dropped the score for us to a 3 on that because it is so very frustrating, it's like waiting for a tube amp to warm up!
The cartridge can be upgraded which is a great feature, be interesting to throw my ortofon blue on there sometime
Overall this was a great purchase and she continues to add to her vinyl collection which I'd say is in part down to this unit and is what the vinyl experience is all about, that connection with something physical

This is a very cute but simple record player. I am old school and grew up playing records on my mom and dad's stereo growing up. I was looking for the arm to lift up and go back to its resting position once the record ended, but that was my wishful thinking on how I remembered it would do back in the day. Lol. That's why I gave it 4 stars. We wanted a record player to fit our small space, and the bluetooth hookup was very straightforward. We have it connected to our JBL speaker that's hidden behind a gifted plaque that was given to my husband and I. Overall, it's a nice record player and hopefully we will get many uses from it.

The best turntable I have owned. For the price you are getting balanced-weighted arm, audio-technica stylus, belt driven and built in pre-amp.

Had some difficulty interfacing with a Sonos applifier. Needed to acquire a preamp. I haven't used the usb port to download but will. The sound is adequate but not top end. I bought it to listen to a collection that had been boxed up for 30 years.