Like pretty much everyone, listening to music is one of my favorite things. I was born early enough that I got to experience the launch of MP3 players and suddenly be able able to easily bring a huge library of songs wherever I went. But having so much music all in one place made it so I never learned to appreciate the artistry of an album. It wasn't until my father-in-law asked if I wanted his old vinyl collection that I really even thought about owning a record player.
While I'm not an expert by any means, I did do quite a bit of research into what record player I should buy and eded up going with a popular Sony Bluetooth turntable I found on Amazon. I purchased it at full price, but with Prime Day deals happening right now it's actually way cheaper.
Sony PS-LX310BT Bluetooth Turntable Deal - 29% Off
I have made full use of this record player since I first bought it. It easily connects to my Bluetooth speaker or headphones, and I've even tried it with an Echo Dot. The coolest thing about it is that it's fully automatic. All you have to do is put the record on and press a button and the turntable will do the rest. It's actually currently IGN's pick for the best Bluetooth record player for ease of use, which I completely agree with. You do have to flip the record over when a side is done, but you don't have to worry about putting the needle anywhere and actually scratching any vinyl.
If the price of the Sony model is too steep for you, IGN actually recommends the Victrola Re-Spin, which comes with built-in speakers and Bluetooth connectivity. It seems like a good Bluetooth record player under $100 and is also very discounted for Prime Day.
The Prime Day Vinyl Sale Is Also Worth Shopping
If you plan on picking up a Bluetooth record player during Amazon's Prime Day sales, it's worth also checking out some of the deals on vinyl the retailer has going on right now. There's a mix of movie and video game soundtracks and absolute classics worth adding to your collection on sale right now. Here are just of few of the deals we've found:
