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Some premium record players have pared down or minimalist designs, such as this one from Sonos. Angels Horn Vinyl Turntable Record Player, for example, is nearly twice the size as some portable record players.

There are some stationary designs as well, but they're somewhat less popular - not to mention a bit harder to find for $100 and below.įor the most part, expensive record players have larger footprints. In fact, they're around the same size as laptops. The vast majority of cheap record players, such as this one by Kedok, have portable designs. At best, some models also function as Bluetooth speakers to stream music. While they may offer flexible listening, few of them have high-tech features. Some of them even have recording capabilities to turn classic vinyls into MP3s.Ĭheap record players, on the other hand, are somewhat limited in capabilities. In addition to playing vinyl records, many of them are full-blown music centers. Premium record players start at a couple hundred dollars. These issues aren’t as common in expensive record players. These record players may also have speakers that cut out. Some consumers report cheap record players aren’t very reliable, noting they’re prone to skipping or malfunctioning.