Bluetooth Turntables & Record Players

It means you can stream music from your phone, tablet, or other Bluetooth device to the turntable's built-in speakers.

Usually there is a mode switch or button labeled “Bluetooth” or “BT.” Please refer to the user manual.

No, Bluetooth input only allows music to come into the turntable from a device. For wireless speaker connection, you’ll need Bluetooth output.

Yes, it supports both Android and iOS as long as Bluetooth is enabled.

Bluetooth typically works up to 10 meters (33 feet), depending on the environment.

No, the turntable usually allows only one audio source at a time. You need to switch between vinyl and Bluetooth modes.

Most modern Bluetooth speakers and headphones are compatible with our turntables. However, some soundbars may not connect properly due to different Bluetooth protocols. Our turntables use Bluetooth version 5.0. If the speaker or soundbar uses a much older or significantly newer version, it may not pair successfully.

We recommend using our compatible Bluetooth speaker, designed to pair seamlessly with our Bluetooth output turntables. You can purchase it here: Click to buy the recommended speaker.

No, with Bluetooth output, you can play vinyl wirelessly without any wired speakers.

Put the speaker in pairing mode, switch the turntable to Bluetooth output mode, and it should automatically detect and connect.

Most models allow only one output at a time — either wired or Bluetooth. Check the product manual to confirm.

Typical Bluetooth range is around 10 meters (33 feet) without obstructions.

Bluetooth output bypasses traditional connections — if you want to use a receiver, use RCA or line-out instead.

Most turntables only support one active Bluetooth connection at a time.

It means the turntable supports both Bluetooth input (streaming music from a phone to the player) and Bluetooth output (sending vinyl audio to Bluetooth speakers or headphones).

No, you can only use one Bluetooth mode at a time — either input or output. You need to switch between them manually.

There is usually a switch or button to toggle between input and output. Please refer to the user manual for specific instructions.

No, the turntable only supports one audio source at a time — either Bluetooth input or a vinyl record.

Our Dual Bluetooth turntables use Bluetooth 5.0 for stable and fast connections. Compatibility may vary with devices using older or very new versions.

Some soundbars may not be compatible due to Bluetooth version or codec differences. We recommend using Bluetooth speakers or headphones that support standard A2DP profiles.