Should you get a Bluetooth turntable? They offer an easy and inexpensive way to bring vinyl music to your life, but may not be right for everyone. We break it down for you.

It’s not uncommon for Victrola’s all-in-one turntables to have built-in Bluetooth, which allows you to stream music when ...

Instead of a true all-in-one record player — where the speakers ... Both the turntable and wireless speakers are designed to be versatile. The turntable has built-in Bluetooth as well as switchable ...

Good, it's because I've spent years collecting vinyl, and as a collective group at Esquire, we've spent hours upon hours with all ... The bluetooth bit is obvious, you can connect this turntable ...

But with all other components being equal, a Bluetooth turntable will be slightly more expensive – and the better the ...

The Mixx Analog System 5 combines a Bluetooth-capable turntable with a pair of Bluetooth bookshelf speakers, for $300. The system comes in either black or white color options and you can grab it ...

Spinning a record or two after a long day is one of my favorite ways to unwind ... that means avoiding not just a Crosley but most if not all record players. While a record player is self ...

Vinyl and streaming are two unlikely bedfellows that are growing hand-in-hand, with people's interest in the physical vinyl format still rising as the way we listen to music is dominated by wireless ...

While record players typically come with built-in speakers and amplification, turntables are all about the fundamentals. These decks will usually include a tonearm, a platter, and sometimes a ...

with a dance party from a Thorens-like deck in Severance to Agatha All Along trashing a perfectly good TEAC TN-280BT — it's official: turntables are cool again, and you should get one.