Average construction, low sound performance. In relation to its purchase cost, it is considered marginally satisfactory.

Fortunately, it worked properly and I didn't have to deal with returns, as the days to receive it were already quite a few! Here you can see how it arrived in my hands..

As a turntable, it's worth the money! I recommend it to anyone looking to buy their first turntable. Easy to use. The speakers work just fine, but I recommend connecting them to extra speakers for better sound. There is the option for as many speeds as you want (33, 45, and 78), automatic pause at the end of the vinyl, Aux ports (all in the photos). Easy to move, as it is in a suitcase form and lightweight.

It is only worth it if you connect it to external speakers, such as a soundbar or a home cinema system, with a 3.5mm jack or an RCA cable. It has ports on the back and it's good that the cables are not visible from the front. It does not connect via Bluetooth. The sound is clear but it lacks bass completely. It feels like something is missing and you will want to upgrade to something better afterwards. Maybe it can work with an external amplifier, but the price increases with the purchase of the amplifier. So it's better to go straight to something better.

Overpriced for what it's worth. Maybe I'll add speakers later to improve the sound, but even so, the sound is still very good

I found it very good for its price, 65 euros including shipping.
The arm has a mechanism that allows it to slowly descend onto the disc.
There are rubber pads on the platter for the disc to rest on, so don't worry that it's plastic.
When the disc finishes, it stops rotating but it doesn't have an automatic arm return mechanism.
The 1-watt power of the speakers is sufficient to listen to a record decently in a quiet environment.
Overall, it's an honest device that offers the portability of a turntable in different spaces