this seems so retro and modern all at the same time. I love being able to use it in so many ways. I don't think I have any issues with it at all. For being so small it sounds good. I recommend if you are just getting into vinyl.

I gave this to my niece wh thought everything works quite well. The speakers were pretty good, didn’t expect much from built in audio but I am happy with it. The cassette and cd player work extremely well but the actually turntable was extremely hard to figure out. The only reason I took 2 points off was because of the stupid instructions, terrible for first time use I was genuinely so lost I had to forget everything the instructions said and just looked up a video on it not to mention most of the instructions were wrong?? They tell you to turn the volume knob to turn it on but that never worked so I tried clicking the knob onward and that was it? Didn’t understand that, I’d say it’s a great option for people that already know how to use a turntable. There was no skipping or wobble and the music sounds good. All together I was very pleased and think this is a great deal for anyone who likes to play many different kinds of media but has limited space.

So far, so good!I haven't owned a record player in years - got rid of mine ages ago - but now my kid has a couple of vinyl records and we needed something to play them on! This little unit does the trick. I like that is has it all like the old days - even a cassette player. I wasn't sure how the little built-in speakers would sound, but they sound fine for what we need! Looks like the speaker outputs on the back are old RCA style. I had to buy an adapter to be able to get the sound out to my better bluetooth speakers, but I guess that is OK for the price. Nice compact unit.

Despite hanging onto a collection of records, cassette tapes, and CDs, for many years I was only able to listen to MP3s on my computer, having gotten rid of my previous stereo as well as all the separate media devices to play those mentioned audio mediums. Though I had planned at some date to buy a new all-in-one system rather discard my collection, I was fortunate to come across this product.As a combined audio system, the Pareiko, is nothing short of amazing, having the ability to play vinyl records, cassette tapes, CDs, AM & FM radio and MP3s through a USB drive, SD card or directly to a Bluetooth enabled device. It also is equipped with aux outlets for external devices or speakers.The radio worked fairly well and was able to tune into several FM stations, though much less so on AM ones, though that was to be expected for what many consider an almost obsolete wavelength. Since I only listen to any radio broadcasts as background filler when driving, this feature is probably the least I will be using anyway.The record player also functioned well, though there was detectable scratchiness and audible "bumps" to some of them but considering the few albums I have left average 50 years old, give or take, I don't think it's necessarily a flaw of the device itself. I was only able to test the 33 1/3 speed since I no longer have 45's and even at my age, I've never seen a record meant to be played at 78 RPM. One observation is in the event one does have or wish to play 7" singles; the device doesn't seem to come with an included adapter. The stylus arm also doesn't appear to be automatic and must be manually operated at both the record's beginning and end, which also means one can't stack more than one for multi-album play.The cassettes player worked adequately, and the audio quality was even better than the record player which I found surprising given the age of the handful of tapes I still had and considering magnetic tapes are even more suspectable to degradation than vinyl.The CD player functioned perhaps the best as far as music quality, but again, that was not unexpected due to both the superior media and lesser age of my collection.But it was the MP3s playability that most impressed me, mostly because for once, it allowed me to listen to my vast collection through something far better than my laptop's speakers. I only tested the Bluetooth function, so I cannot comment on how well it will play MP3s by plugging in an SD card or USB drive, but using the wireless option, I was very happy to see it performed flawlessly. Having this stereo across the room from my computer (a distance of maybe 10 feet) will now allow me to still choose and play MP3s directly from my computer but come through the superior speakers of this device as well as it coming from a more acoustically better location and distance. This will perhaps be the biggest benefit I will get out of its many multifunctions.Though as mentioned, there are outlet jacks that allow connecting external devices or headphones, I've not had a need to test them out at this time.Finally, in regard to the overall audio quality of the speakers, I found them extremely impressive for such a small device and size and almost as good as a full-size system with external speakers. Though this varied depending upon the media used, with a record requiring the volume to be cranked up almost all the way, while with CDs and MP3s I was able to stay within the single digits or teens on the volume selector. Though given my living room is small and my hearing isn't what it used to be, individual perception will vary as to a comfortable and audio immersive environment.All in all, this is a top notch multi-functional audio system that at the price point of $129.99 at the time I received it, makes it an extremely good deal and the perfect device for a small to mid-sized home or for convenient portability.

I’ve been using this record player for a few weeks now and it’s been a neat way to enjoy my music collection. The vintage style looks great in my living room, adds a bit of old-school charm without feeling out of place. It’s nice that it handles all my vinyls with the three speed options, and the sound comes through clear enough for casual listening. The Bluetooth is a handy for connecting to wireless speakers and lets me stream stuff from my phone when I’m not spinning a record. I’ve played some old CDs and cassettes on it too, and it’s cool to have everything in one spot like that. The radio picks up stations fine, and the USB and SD options are a bonus for messing with digital files. Hooking it up to my speakers with the RCA out was simple, made the sound a lot richer when I wanted to crank it up. It’s been a solid all-around player, good for anyone who likes mixing old and new tunes without a lot of hassle.

I love the Pareiko stereo that I ordered! It has a vintage look (like the stereos sold back in the 80s). It is smaller than I expected it to be (which is actually a good thing since it takes up less space on a table). The smaller size is apparent when playing a 33 record (as these can only be played with the dust lid up). The record player can play 33 and 45 records (and also the rarer 78 records). The stereo includes a 45 record adapter and also an extra record stylus.The stereo includes a CD player and cassette player, as well as an AM/FM tuner, to listen to these traditional sources of music. The stereo also has USB and SD card inputs (so you can play mp3 files on the stereo). What is also very cool is the ability to transfer music from your old media (vinyl record, CD, or cassette tape) onto a USB flash drive or a SD card (creating mp3 files).The unit has two built-in speakers (so no need to plug it into external speakers - although there are RCA jacks on the unit and the sound can be sent to external speakers if you wish).IMPORTANT NOTE: The stereo can input music from Bluetooth-enabled devices - BUT, you cannot output music from the stereo onto Bluetooth-enabled devices (e.g. cannot send music played on the record player onto a Bluetooth enabled wireless speaker).