Victrola Journey Bluetooth Portable Suitcase Record Player – with Built-in Speakers, 3 Speed Vinyl Record Player, RCA Out, Headphone Jack, GEO

I’ve had this Victrola suitcase record player for a couple of years now, and it’s still working like a charm. No issues at all. It has a great sound and smooth play every time. The American flag design is a total vibe, and it looks amazing no matter where I place it.One of my favorite things? How portable it is. It’s lightweight, has a convenient handle, and really does feel like carrying a little retro suitcase. Super easy to bring along. You just need to plug it in, and you're good to go.

Great but we moved and lost the cable

This was bought for my son to get him started on vinyl. He is very musical and his range of music taste is fairly large as he skips from Simon and Garfunkle to Benny Goodman to Queen to Russian Electro-pop to Beethoven all in the same afternoon. He choose the tie-dye design because it was the most fun. The colors are clear and vibrant, just as pictured. The case is really nice and solid, decent latches and handle, nothing feels exceptionally cheap or breakable. It is a bit smaller than I thought it would be but it does run 3 speeds and the sound quality is great for a first time player. It is clear and fills the room with a smooth sound. I did not rate the bluetooth, because we haven't used it at all. He very much likes to play the records he has found or been given. The one thing that didn't come with was any extra needles or cleaning supplies for the records/record player. It does have a manual that describes what these items would be however.

As a veteran couldn’t help counting the stars on the flag. Minus one star for too many ⭐️’s. I’m not keen on the flag being represented in other than 50 stars format. Though do appreciate the pattern emphasizing the spirit. For me, gives in to my daily appreciation for country and all our flag represents in various places in my life prominently placed and used.Compared to my pink camouflage Victrola this one looks a little prettier. The interior navy blue makes it pop when open spinning vinyl.The pc has a white interior. Thinking maybe a DYI upgrade would do the trick.Wanted a player up and downstairs. Saw this print 🤩 In the words of Marie Kondo, “sparked great joy”.The minus one ⭐️ star is also due to I ordered new. Sent a used player. The Amazon sticker thanking me for the products second life is prominent. Upon inspection everything is in good working order. Looks as though someone returned it without trying the player. Perhaps they counted the stars, too 😂—-update upon play —-Eekkk, the needle sucks. Skip city. Even though a second needle in included used a spar from Gartopvoiz Diamond Stylus Replacement that works great on the pink camo Victrola. Bravo 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. Prefer the sound also. Despite this being a basic player I’m able to discern quality with the speaker set up.The turn table itself is great. Highly recommend purchasing the Diamond stylus for play. Rather then return.— 👇🏼continue with original review 😊👇🏼——One thing I like about this basic model is the ability to plug in a transmitter/receiver to the headphone Jack. Turn on the transceiver and the device connects to speakers via blue tooth to include Amazon devices. I’m using a pair my friend gave me that produce a bit louder though the Amazon echo does sound nice.Rather then plugging speakers into the back which this is equipped with similar to old school gear. For me, I’m able to now spin indoors while listening outdoors anytime with a wireless sound bar or speaker while swinging on the porch.I mix old and new frequently.I wouldn’t use the player as a Bluetooth device, but you can. Just turn the top knob and connect.What’s fun about this portable players is I’m able to take them on road trips. Plug into a Jackery and spin anywhere.Yeah, I know, why would I wanna do this with tech at my figure tips? If you’re asking the question don’t understand and there’s nothing OG record spinning people will be able to do to give you the vibe of “oh. Right” … probably keeping the light on of a bygone era that dies with me and anyone who gets what this means 😊

Great nostalgic looking piece of equipment. It arrived and I realized I didn’t have any vinyl to play so it sat for a couple weeks and looked awesome! My records arrived and the audio sounds like it’s playing out of a tin can, a great looking, hi-fi tin can. There are right and left RCA jacks on the back so I’ll look into a different output solution.Update 4/13/21:Back with an update and a fourth and fifth star. For the audiophiles, it got a 4th star with me doing some leg work and investing. It has small rubber feet on the carousel but I invested in a real slip mat, RCA cables, a small two-channel tripath amp and some speakers (I butchered a small unit I have for the speakers so no cost). If you already have these you're good to go and this is going to work for you.The sound was good but the needle was skipping like crazy. I'm talking on every album used or new. The 5th star came about 45 minutes in when I remembered what we used to do when I was a kid and got myself a fat shiny quarter and put it on the arm. It's a friggin' record player! Reminded me that there are still some analog solutions out there. Audio is great and it works nicely for the price I paid.

Product is pretty good

Great gift!

Record player works great. My wife was looking for one cause we have a lot of old Records. Having Bluetooth is an added bonus.