RetroAudio 3-Speed Belt-Driven Suitcase Record Player with Bluetooth

Some listening setups call for a full component system, others favour a player with speakers built in and simple controls. Would a suitcase design suit your space and routine? The RetroAudio turntable plays vinyl at three speeds and also accepts Bluetooth audio from compatible devices.

The essentials

The belt-driven player supports 33 1/3, 45 and 78 rpm records, with compatibility for 7", 10" and 12" vinyl. Its two built-in stereo speakers let you start listening without setting up a separate speaker system, while RCA output provides a way to connect external speakers when you want to use them. A headphone jack offers another listening option for quieter sessions.

Bluetooth works as an audio input: pair a smartphone or tablet and play its audio through the turntable’s speakers. That makes it useful beyond record playback, whether you’re putting on a favourite album or streaming music in a bedroom, living room or office. The dark green suitcase-style case, finished in PU leather, metal and engineered wood, brings a vintage look to the room and includes a carrying handle for moving the player between spaces.

Buyers often highlight its vintage appearance and describe the sound during playback as smooth. Those impressions sit alongside a practical all-in-one design: built-in speakers for everyday listening, plus connections for headphones and external speakers.

Size & fit

At 33.27 x 25.4 x 10.16 cm and 1 kg, this is a self-contained player intended for a tabletop or other suitable listening surface. Its suitcase format suits a bedroom, living room or office, and the handle makes it easier to carry from one room to another. Sound-isolating feet are designed to help limit vibration during playback, placing the player on a stable surface supports a straightforward listening setup.

How to use it

Choose the speed that matches your record, place the vinyl on the turntable and follow the printed instructions to get started. For records with a large centre hole, use the appropriate 45 rpm adapter. To play audio from a phone or tablet, pair it over Bluetooth and listen through the built-in speakers. For personal listening, connect headphones at the headphone jack, to use a separate speaker system, connect it through the RCA output.

This mix of record playback and Bluetooth input suits someone who wants one player for vinyl and streamed audio, rather than a setup focused only on records. The three speeds also make it practical for a collection that includes different record formats.

What to clarify

Which records can it play? It supports 7", 10" and 12" vinyl at 33 1/3, 45 or 78 rpm. Match the turntable speed to the record.

Can a phone play music through it? Yes. Bluetooth is for receiving audio from compatible devices, such as smartphones and tablets, through the built-in speakers.

Can I listen through headphones or external speakers? Yes. Use the headphone jack for headphones or the RCA output to connect an external speaker system.

Buying verdict

For a listener who wants vinyl playback without making separate speakers the starting point, this RetroAudio player combines three record speeds, built-in stereo speakers and a suitcase design in one unit. Bluetooth input adds a second way to enjoy music, while the headphone jack and RCA output give you options for personal listening or a connected speaker system. It’s a good fit if you want a vintage-style player for everyday listening in a home or office.