I have owned the turntable for a year now and I have come to some conclusions as a simple buyer (I don't know everything about turntables).

The good things: the appearance is sleek and beautiful, it is well-built, it doesn't look cheap, and the materials used for construction are decent. Surprisingly, the speakers are not very low and they have sufficient clarity, although not exceptional. Personally, I have connected external speakers.

It is user-friendly and after a year of use, it has not shown any signs of wear and tear, it works like the first day.

However, if you want a better listening experience: this particular all-in-one turntable is for simple use and will provide a vinyl experience up to a certain point. That is, some records with thicker grooves (records generally differ) do not sound as good as the record progresses (good turntables have adjustments for this), and the fact that there is no preamp will force you, if you want extra bass (because the factory speakers do not have much bass), to incur extra expenses, etc.

Overall, I would say it is an excellent choice for someone who is not obsessively concerned with sound quality, simply wants the vinyl experience, and in short, wants to have a beautiful vintage-looking turntable just to play records. Under these conditions, it is an exceptional choice and I highly recommend it.