What the ONE-S plays and who it suits
- Amazon price
- $159.98
- Customer rating
- 4.3
- Customer reviews
- 494
- Typical price over 90 days
- $181.04
- Difference
- $21.06 (12 percent)
The Qlearsoul ONE-S is a belt-driven turntable built around a simple idea: play your records without assembling a separate hi-fi stack. It ships with two 15W woofers and two 10W tweeters built into the plinth, and an AT-3600L cartridge handles the tracking. That combination points to casual listening in a living room, bedroom or den where one unit can do the job of turntable and speakers.
We recommend the ONE-S for someone who wants to spin 33⅓ and 45 RPM records with minimal wiring and reasonable built-in sound. The 45 adapter is included, and the tonearm counterweight comes preset, so the setup routine is short. A 4.3-star average across 494 reviews suggests most buyers found it workable, though that is an aggregate, not a listening verdict.
Bluetooth, phono and line choices you'll actually use
The connection story is the part that changes how you listen. Bluetooth input lets you stream from your phone or tablet straight to the turntable's speakers, so the ONE-S can double as a wireless speaker when you are not playing vinyl. Bluetooth output goes the other direction, sending the record signal to Bluetooth headphones or a separate Bluetooth speaker. That is useful if you want a private session or a bigger room sound without cables.
Wired options matter too. The built-in phono preamp means you can run the ONE-S into a receiver, powered speakers or a soundbar without adding an external phono stage. The switchable PHONO and LINE outputs let you match the input on the gear you already own, and the 3.5mm AUX input accepts a wired source. Check which input your amplifier or powered speaker expects before you buy, and confirm whether your Bluetooth headphones or speaker support the codec you want to use.
Where it fits and when to look elsewhere
This turntable makes the most sense in a room where you want vinyl playback without a shelf of separates. The retro wood-grain walnut finish and mid-century shape are meant to sit in the open, so it works as a visible piece in a living room, study or bedroom. Auto-stop is a practical touch for a room where you might walk away while a side finishes.
We'd skip the ONE-S if your goal is building a component system around a moving-magnet phono stage, a better cartridge or a dedicated pair of bookshelf speakers. The built-in amplification and speakers are part of the package, and the AT-3600L is fixed rather than a high-end upgrade path. Before ordering, measure the shelf or table you plan to use, confirm it is level, and check that the 45 RPM adapter location is somewhere you can reach.
Our take: a self-contained option for casual side-by-side listening, not a component-system turntable.
Check the depth of your shelf or stand and keep the unit on a level surface to reduce skipping.
Spec sheet
| Model | ONE-S |
|---|---|
| Color | Walnut |
