A turntable that also plays your CDs and cassettes
- Amazon price
- $116.99
- Customer rating
- 4.4
- Customer reviews
- 1249
- Typical price over 90 days
- $127.33
- Difference
- $10.34 (8 percent)
You have records, but you also have CDs and cassettes that never made it to streaming. This FEKTIK record player plays all three, so you don't need a separate deck for each format. It also pulls in FM radio and Bluetooth from your phone.
The belt-drive platter spins at 33 1/3, 45, and 78 rpm. That covers most LPs, singles, and older shellac records, so you can play the whole shelf. The built-in speakers get you started without extra gear.
At $116.99, it's about $10.34 below the typical price over the last 90 days, which makes it a reasonable entry point if you want one box for several formats. We'd consider it for a casual listener who values variety over audiophile specs.
Bluetooth, USB, and the controls you'll actually use
The signal path is simple. Records play through the built-in speakers or out to your own system through the headphone jack. Bluetooth lets you send audio from your phone to the player, so the same speakers handle your streaming queue.
You can also record vinyl to MP3 through the USB or SD slot. That's handy for backing up a record to your laptop before the grooves wear. The front panel has a volume knob, a record button, a mode switch, and transport buttons for CD and cassette.
Before buying, check that your phone or computer supports the recording format you need. The listing covers USB and SD cards, but not every file system or cable is guaranteed. The turntable has a 3.5 mm aux input for wired sources, so a phone without Bluetooth can still connect.
Where this fits and when to pass
This is for a living room, bedroom, or office where you want one compact unit for records, discs, tapes, and radio. The vintage mahogany look suits a shelf or side table, and the built-in speakers keep the setup minimal.
If you already own a separate amplifier and speakers, you may not need the built-in amplification. The aux and headphone jacks let you connect to them, but the built-in speakers are the main convenience here. If your priority is maximum vinyl fidelity, a dedicated turntable with a separate phono stage will serve you better.
Check the space you have for the lid to open and for the cassette and CD slots to work. The player measures roughly what a standard component does, so a deep shelf may not fit. If you need a remote control, confirm whether one is included, because the listing doesn't mention it.
From source to room, the FEKTIK covers a lot of formats for $116.99. Confirm the USB recording works with your computer before you rely on it for archiving.
Spec sheet
| Model | M506Black |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
