Retro gramophone, three-speed vinyl record player, equipped with stereo speakers, Bluetooth function, FM radio, can be operated by remote control.

I've always been fascinated with retro style music players and this is amazing packed with modern technology and also comes with remote control it can play vinyl records, radio you can connect to it using Bluetooth and play your favourite music it takes USB and aux cable you can also link your mobile to it and it also has dual channel this realy has it all and the sound quality even those this isn't big it is crisp and clearso very good speakers the trumpet part is also a speaker and made from pure copper which gives off an amazing sound the actual device itself is incased in natural Ash tree wood what an amazing device it is a bit pricey but well worth it for a stunning retro music player in my opinion so I highly recommend

The media could not be loaded. I love the look of this record player, its a wonderful retro design and would fit perfectly in to any classically designed rooms. The build quality is excellent, the gramophone horn is especially well made and feels sturdy.When first powered up the unit goes into Bluetooth speaker mode. It paired easily with my phone and I was playing music within seconds. Pushing the 'M' button cycles through modes, and then next mode was FM radio. I was able to easily tune in the local radio stations, but can't help but think that a DAB radio would be better. The last mode is the record player. Large and small records fit easily on the turn table and there are 2 speeds available from the switch on the front - 33 or 45. There is a rest for the needle when not in use.The sound comes out of the 2 speakers on the side and from the gramophone horn at the top. The sound quality was okay but average at best, not as good as other Bluetooth speakers on the market.Overall I'm impressed with the look and build quality of the unit but if you are looking for superior sound output I would not recommend.

It's easy to set up and connect but the bluetooth connection did drop out several times with no reason, ipad indicated it was still connected but sound was playing through ipad and not the speakers.Radio signal is goodEasy to change through the modes.sound is odd. I had to turn it up almost to it's full volume to hear the radio clearly but when I switched to bluetooth from the ipad it was deafening! had to turn it almost all the way down to get a comfortable volume.LP plays well but it seems a shame to have the horn and not have sound come from it. It looks like there IS s speaker in there and there seems to be a connected where you attach it but whether I have it attached or not the sound is exactly the same, so other than give it the look of a gramophone i'm not sure what it's meant to do.Looks great, doesn't take up a lot of space but feels like it's priced way too high for what it is. I found similar styles (some almost identical) for less than half the price of this, £249.00 at time of ordering.It's a bluetooth speaker with radio and turntable that looks impressive, style over substance in my opinion.

This is an amazing looking gramophone that isn't just an ornament.The gramophone plays albums and singles, has two-speed settings of 33 or 45 rpm. It also has a radio and a Bluetooth connection.The record player works a treat and there is a speaker on either side of the main body and also the funnel projects the sound as well. The sound is nice, I would prefer a little more bass but that is just a personal choice.This is easy to link up with my iPhone via the phone Bluetooth setting. But if I am being honest I would probably other devices to listen to a radio station or music as the sound quality on my other devices have more options and graphic equalisers, this gramophone doesn't.As you can guess I am using this just for my vinyl records, I do love the look and sound that they give and while it doesn't have a massive speaker or sound system it is ideal for small rooms.There is also a voice that tells you what mode you have this set up on - and while this is handy to know when you are connected I do think it is unnecessary. I would prefer to either use the buttons on the gramophone or use the remote to select what I need, after all, there are only three choices, Bluetooth, radio, player!The remote with this is good, and it is handy for adjusting the volume or changing to a different feature when an album has finished. But, as there is no automatic return for the stylus when a record has finished you still have to get up.While this looks great and it does a wonderful job with records, the radio is only an FM one which was a little disappointing given the high price tag. I did expect a DAB radio.I do love the look of this gramophone, it is useful as well as looking great. However, I do think the price tag is a bit on the expensive side. The quality of the wooden unit is really nicely finished, and the gramophone is a nice touch and it can be moved around to direct the sound.While I absolutely adore the look of this, I am also a little disappointed in some ways. The craftsmanship is great, the slightly limited features not so much, the sound quality is ok and the price tag is also too much. I hope this review helps.

This is a beautiful gramophone, it is so well made and beautifully finished. The design is a simple, classic style and it looks fantastic. The sound quality is very good and it's very simple to operate. This is now a feature in our living room.

Also got caught up in the retro craze and had to get a gramophone for nostalgia sake. It looks the part well & almost as good as old! ☺️I really like the design and the small foot print of this device. Sound quality is amazing and Bluetooth connectivity makes it versatile for both old and new technology. Also comes with USB and AUX input and remote control for all the functions. Nice wood finish and brass metal works.Would I buy again? Yes provided the price was a bit lower. It's a bit expensive.