Top 8 Bluetooth Turntables – The Best Way to Wireless Vinyl

For more than 50 years, Audio-Technica has supplied us with high-quality, easy-to-use, reliable, and really affordable turntables. This particular model not only boasts Bluetooth compatibility; it’s also a great option for a newbie due to its reasonable price and features like automatic start. By the way, if you’re only starting to explore the marvelous world of vinyl, you’ll probably want to read our review for the best beginner record players.

The AT-LP60XBT-BK is a belt-drive turntable with Bluetooth capability. This simply means the platter is not directly joined to the motor but to an elastic belt which is then connected to the motor. In this model, the type of drive is a plus because it eliminates noise vibrations, meaning the signals you get are clean, with zero interference.

The AT-LP60XBT-BK combines digital and analog aspects to give you a dual-technology experience, which you’ll love if you like to savor the nostalgic and fulfilling feeling that comes with operating a turntable manually. As much as you can use Bluetooth to connect the turntable to other devices and operate it, you also have the option to manually operate the turntable.

This turntable plays both 331/3 and 45 RPM records, meaning you’ll be able to play almost all your records, the maxi-singles and EPs included.

Its platter is made from die-cast aluminum, a material that is not only strong enough to last throughout the turntable’s useful life, but also has anti-resonance properties; it won’t transmit vibrations that might affect the sound quality.

The turntable comes with a built-in pre-amplifier, a switchable phono with RCA cables that can be connected to diverse audio systems, so you don’t have to additionally invest in a preamp.

Vinyl is a popular choice among many musicians and audiophiles as vinyl records sound way better than Mp3s ever could. This turntable is a high-performance model that allows you musical freedom with the recent technology while maintaining the unbeatable original sound of vinyl.

The ION Audio PRO500BT Belt Drive Turntable is quite a large but stylishly designed turntable with a classic look. It will feel right at home in your plush living room with its luxurious walnut finish and brushed aluminum controls.

The unit has all the essential features necessary for first-rate musical production. The setting is up is a breeze thanks to its adjustable feet that facilitate a level installation for the optimal sound quality.

When it comes to audio quality, this unit is second to none. Its gold-plated RCA jacks enable a clear signal transfer for the best sound quality and a heavy die-cast anti-resonance aluminum platter that manages the signal to noise ratio.

In addition, the turntable has a few modern touches like a switchable phono pre-amp for the best audio quality. It also allows you to use the unit with a traditional stereo or powered speakers. Plus, you can stream music wirelessly to any Bluetooth speaker so you can place it anywhere in your house or studio.

Another plus for this unit is that you can convert your analog vinyl records into digital files using USB.

Built to play all the 3 speeds of records; 33, 45, and 78 RPM, this is a fantastic choice for anyone with a diverse collection of records in various speeds.

The HOFEINZ VS1102 boasts of a true classic natural wood vintage style with a little modern touch. It will blend in well with your contemporary and traditional interior décor.

Most musicians and audiophiles prefer classic turntables not only for the high-quality vinyl audio sounds but also for their analog operation. This unit will give you the 60s vibe with its auto cum manual tone-arm mechanism.

What’s more, it features 2-way built-in speakers that bring out its sound in the clearest and most balanced way. You wouldn’t even need to connect to external speakers unless you want a clubhouse thump. It is loud enough and well-packed if you want to listen to your records.

It is also Bluetooth enabled, so you can connect your music to any smart device to listen to your records plus, it has a recording function that allows you to record your vinyl hits in Mp3 via USB. You wouldn’t need a software or a computer for this, all you have to do is plug in and record.

You can also enjoy an endless Mp3 playback on the turntable if you want.

The Victrola Nostalgic Aviator Wood 8-in-1 is a belt-drive turntable cum entertainment center, pretty much like the name implies. It’s a multi-functional, vintage turntable with radio, CD player, cassette player and recording capability that seamlessly blends old and modern audio technology. You’ll be able to record any music on CD, cassette or vinyl directly to USB, in MP3 format, and won’t need to connect to the computer to do the recording.

It also has a 3.5mm aux-in and cable, which you can use to play music from any non-Bluetooth device. Granted, the sound is only as good as you’d expect from restrictive built-in speakers, but it performs a lot better than most turntables in this caliber. Should you desire the boom and punch of external speakers, you can connect these via cable to the headphone jack. Bluetooth is only supported as an input function, so you won’t be able to connect to Bluetooth speakers.

The radio function supports both AM and FM bands, and for the full radio effect, you get a rotary tuner to manipulate the dial the old-fashioned way. It comes with a remote control and, using this, you can operate the turntable from a distance. Bluetooth range is 33 feet, a distance that allows you to enjoy the music in a different room, with little interruption.

It’s somewhat retro design and natural look construction make it a fancy accessory in any room. You get great color options, too, with white and brown being top choices.

Victrola is one of those brands that have existed for more than a century and whose products you know for a fact won’t disappoint. We didn’t want to take chances though and had to try the 50s Retro 3-Speed Bluetooth Turntable for first-hand experience. There’s a lot to love about this model, but let’s start with the design.

It’s made in an iconic retro design that makes you reflect on ‘60s music when you first see it. From the box shape to the chrome, metal detailing at the front, it certainly does look like a classic music system. In black, it looks quite neat, but it is the red option that had us vowing to own it.

To the more practical side of things now, the Vitrola 50s is a 3-speed turntable and will play all types of records: 33-1/3, 45, and 78 RPM. If your records collection is a mixture of all three speeds, you’ll be glad to be able to play them all from one device.

The Vitrola 50s is more than a turntable/vinyl record player. It’s also a CD player, radio, and MP3 recorder. It can play both AM and FM radio bands, operate like a regular CD player, and play wireless music via Bluetooth. To turn your vinyl records to MP3, the turntable uses USB encoding and recording software. Simply connect the turntable to your computer using USB and use the recording software that comes bundled with the turntable to record the music. The software is PC and Mac compatible.

The Akai Professional BT500 is every bit as premium at close proximity as it looks in pictures. It’s made in a refined design, with a rich Walnut finish to boot. If looks are important for you or you’re looking for a device that will upgrade the look of your studio, house or office, look no further.

But the BT500 isn’t all pretty looks and no bite. One thing you’ll appreciate about this turntable is that it not only plays music from Bluetooth-enabled devices but also connects to Bluetooth speakers. Simply (wirelessly) connect it to your favorite Bluetooth speakers and enjoy crisp sounds with no noise infiltration. Ensure that the speakers are disconnected from any other devices because if they are, they won’t pair with the turntable.

The platter is made from die-cast aluminum, whose anti-resonance properties enable it to block all vibration that could distort the music. The connecting high-torque DC motor reduces instances of noise distortion.

The turntable stays level and balanced, thanks to the adjustable feet and leveling bubble that allow you to adjust its positioning. The two complementing features also ensure a level needle drop. The BT500 uses an Audio-Technica magnetic cartridge, paired with an elliptical stylus, which perfectly complements the tonearm.

Bluetooth speakers aren’t the only type of speaker you can connect to the BT500. It also has RCA outputs through which you can connect the turntable to non-Bluetooth stereos and audio systems. You can also connect it to the computer via USB and use the accompanying software to convert your vinyl records to digital files.

The HOFEINZ Vintage Natural Wood Turntable is a true vintage-style, belt-drive turntable with a modern touch. Its authentic solid wood style and glossy finish will beautifully complement both traditional and contemporary interior decor.

It’s designed to play all three speeds of records: 33-1/3, 45, and 78 RPM, which makes it valuable for anyone with a diverse collection of records in all speeds.

The beauty of classic turntables lies in their analog operation. In this model, HOFEINZ lets you enjoy the feeling of being in control with the auto cum manual tone-arm mechanism. While the tone-arm will automatically stop at the end of a record, you have the option to manually control it. Definitely makes you feel like it’s the ‘60s all over again!

Two-way built-in speakers bring out the sound in a clear, balanced way. Few turntables with speakers match the quality of sound projected by these HOFEINZ speakers. Unless you’re after a clubhouse surround effect, you probably won’t need to connect this turntable to external speakers. The audio output is loud and packed enough for listeners who just want to enjoy their music without all the superficial pomp.

You can connect any smart device with Bluetooth function to listen to your music. The turntable also has a recording function, which allows you to record your vinyl records in MP3 format via USB. You don’t need a computer or software for this; just plug in and record and you can take your formerly-vinyl music, now in MP3, anywhere with you. You’ll also be able to enjoy MP3 playback in the turntable.

The ABOX Bluetooth Turntable from GooBang Boo is a classic little piece made in a lovely, retro natural wood design. It’s a vertical player, meaning your records will be held in an upright position while playing instead of the more conventional flat, horizontal position. It has the makings of a vintage turntable and, if you appreciate the feel-good vibes of classic turntables, this piece will resonate with you.

It’s also among the few Bluetooth turntables that support all three record speeds. You can easily play 331/3, 45, and 78 RPM records with this, and this alone makes it a great asset for anyone with a collection of the rarer 78 RPM records.

The turntable uses Bluetooth 4.1, which has better connection and data transfer speeds than the Bluetooth versions used on some rival brands. With Bluetooth 4.1, the turntable is able to automatically reconnect you if you venture out of range and get disconnected. That said, it has a Bluetooth range of 30+ feet, which can comfortably allow you to listen to your music from a different room in the house.

Unlike some turntables within its price range, this ABOX comes with built-in speakers, a major plus for anyone who doesn’t have speakers and isn’t ready to buy some just yet. Just plug and play. However, the sound quality isn’t what you’d expect from a good stereo system, so to get that boost in audio and possible a bit of bass, you may want to connect it to some good old external speakers.