Sony - PS-LX5BT Full Auto Playback Premium Turntable with Bluetooth Connectivity - Black

Customer reviews

• Great sound, easy to set up and use, great product

  Definitely recommend the product! I connect it to my sound bar with bluetooth and it is great!

  OscarGlz · Sep 5, 2026

• Great

  Great turntable, very user friendly. Easy setup and auto play is a nice fearture.

  PG777 · Aug 28, 2026

• Great sound

  Great sound Easy set up. Highly recommend it for both home and party

  ATARAP · Aug 14, 2026

• Love this record player!

  So far I’m loving this record player! Super easy to unpack. Super easy to setup. Slight confusion on getting the Bluetooth feature to connect to a speaker. The minute it worked, we were rolling. I love that this record player is very easy to use. The hardest part was getting this to sync via Bluetooth to my Bose speaker. It’s very easy and straightforward. Place the record on the turntable. Press start. Press up. Press down. You got music. I love that this can do it for you and there’s no fear of scratching my vinyls. I’m starting to train my kids with turntables and vinyls. I’m really happy…

  Danno · May 11, 2026

• High-Tech Convenience vs. Low-Mass Physics

  The Sony PS-LX5BT attempts to marry retro vinyl with modern automation, but it ultimately prioritizes logic over physics. The ”cool factor” is undeniable. One-touch start and auto-return provide a sleek, effortless experience that makes vinyl as approachable as a CD player. This convenience is anchored by a stellar Bluetooth implementation. With high-res aptX Adaptive support and a dedicated gain-level switch, it bridges the gap between analog warmth and digital flexibility, allowing you to beam high-quality audio to headphones or speakers across the room without the tether of traditional…

  hahanson · May 11, 2026

• strong entry level turntable

  Over the years I have had many turntables and had amassed a large record collection. When CDs became the more prevalent format, I stopped playing albums and sold my turntable. Now with the resurgent’s of vinal and a stagnate record collection just sitting around, I picked up the Sony LX5 BT turntable to jump start my vinal journey. Right out of the box the LX5 invokes the memories of listening to records and looking at the album covers. This is a belt driven turntable and the set up is extremely easy. Put the platter on the turntable and put the belt that is around the platter on to the drive…

  Quincy0980 · May 11, 2026

• Add vinyl to your dedicated soundbar setup!!!

  I suspect that several of you have dedicated soundbar systems with limited connectivity options but would still like to be able to listen to your vinyl collection. I was that guy! I missed the whole ritual of selecting albums, reading the liner notes, and actually having to get up to flip the record over! The unit was packaged in recycled materials (no styrofoam!) and was still very well protected. SONY includes a hinged, transparent dust cover that can be closed while operating. But I was shocked by how lightweight the unit is! In fact I was a little suspicious about whether it was going to…

  MTCowboy · May 10, 2026

• Amazing turntable with great features

  As someone who likes vinyl, but has only owned cheap record players, I didn’t know what to expect from something of this caliber. I’m used to tinny speakers and constant skipping, not a genuinely fantastic listening experience. This turntable is rather spendy, for sure, but after using it for a while, I can understand why. I’ll start with the setup experience. It’s a belt-driven turntable, and you have to put the belt on yourself. The instructions outline how to do it very simply, and also include directions for replacing it when the time comes. In general, there’s quite a bit of putting…

  Ben Reed · May 10, 2026

• Vinyl as an Appliance

  I missed the vinyl renaissance of the early 2000s. Why? Because I had left vinyl behind back in the 80s. The introduction and wide spread availability of cassette tapes and CDs pretty much ended vinyl for my generation. Modern day streaming pushed me even further away from vinyl. I currently own a very nice two channel system. And have been reluctant to head back down the vinyl path. In my mind, vinyl is the hobbyist hobby. Presently, I do not want to worry about cartridges, tone arm balance, tonearm material or shape, isolation and vibration control, or the never-ending benefits of the…

  ITJim · May 10, 2026

• An excellent option for the vinyl crowd

  To give some context: I am not really a vinyl enthusiast. But I am someone who grew up with ready access to them, mostly through my dad, which I imagine describes quite a lot of people. Ever since the last turntable he bought back in the eighties gave up the ghost finding some way to regain access to his extensive collection of classic albums has always been somewhere on the to-do list, so I was more than happy to check this unit out and provide my impressions as a first-time turntable owner who admittedly doesn’t really know what he’s doing. And I have to say - I’m pretty impressed. Having…

  Batlacit · May 10, 2026

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