Audio Technica Portable Wireless Speaker AT-SP65XBT, Black

Although I prefer a turntable hooked up to a receiver in the old-fashioned way, I am currently living in a place where there's lack of space, so I needed a Bluetooth turntable, in this case an Audio Technica AT-120XBT with an Audio Technica VM95 cartridge with a VM95SH stylus. The major problem is random Bluetooth speakers fail to give enough volume, as they were meant for your phone in order to listen to music off Spotify, Bandcamp, YouTube, rather than a turntable. The phone does not require as much volume as your turntable for your Bluetooth speaker. So, on quieter vinyl it's really difficult to hear the music on your random Bluetooth speaker. So, it makes sense to use a Bluetooth speaker by the same manufacture as the turntable I use. This definitely has better dynamics and a louder volume so it's not so much a struggle to hear the quieter parts of the album or a quieter album. It's very easy and straightforward to connect the Bluetooth. The buttons are also very self-explanatory. The only drawback is I wished there was a volume knob instead of using the + or - buttons. There are no bass or treble adjustments, so you'll have to hear your speakers as is. Regardless it's still a great speaker to have at a reasonable price.

I got this speaker after I used my buddy’s speaker (the same as this one) and it was amazing so I got myself the same one. This speaker has amazing sound quality and is lightweight and you can feel the bass shake the speaker. I highly recommend this speaker as a good budget friendly mobile speaker.

Good, Connects super easy to my record player. Mostly got to match my record player from the same brand. Sound pretty good, but I ain't no expert. Small and it can be pretty loud!

Good low end for the money.

Huge improvement over my JBL portable speaker and I think 1/2 the price. I'm astounded at the quality sound from such a small and affordable speaker.

The speaker works beautiful. Great sound for my turntable.

Great quality, easy to operate, simple.

Audio Technica generally makes solid products and this speaker did not disappoint. At $50, there's nothing not to love about the speaker. Only thing I'd ask for a V2 is to allow multiple devices to connect to Bluetooth at once.