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Crosley CR8017B-WB Voyager Vintage Portable…
Crosley CR8017B-WB Voyager Vintage Portable Vinyl Record Player Turntable with Bluetooth in/Out and Built-in S
$74.99$79.95−6% today
★ 4.5 average from 1,191 Amazon ratings
At $74.99 (down from $79.95), you're paying for the portability and Bluetooth flexibility; you'll find cheaper turntables, but few that combine playability, travel-friendliness, and wireless capability at this price point.
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The quick take
What it is
A suitcase turntable that plays vinyl at three speeds and connects to Bluetooth speakers—or plays through its own built-in speakers. Perfect if you want vintage vibes without the vintage setup hassle.
Why we like it
Why it keeps winding up in carts
Over 1,100 owners gave it a 4.5-star average, suggesting the Voyager balances retro charm with actual playability and reliability.
Vinyl that actually travels.
Crowd takeaways
The room reads it as delighted — mostly on the overall package
Delighted
the overall package
Pleasantly Surprised
value and versatility
Conflicted
sound quality limits
Frustrated
durability concerns
Ranked longest bar first, positives before the reservation. Based on 1,191 Amazon ratings.
Our take
Nostalgia that doesn't demand a PhD in equipment.
Crosley's Voyager turns your record collection into a go-anywhere sound system.
Portable turntables live in a sweet spot: they're affordable entry points for vinyl lovers and practical enough to move between rooms or take on trips.
How we read it
What we looked at
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The Core Machine
Three-speed belt-drive turntable (33⅓, 45, 78 RPM) with cueing lever and adjustable pitch control
The three speeds mean you can play pretty much any era of vinyl, from modern LPs to old 78s at estate sales. The cueing lever and pitch control give you real hands-on control—you're not just pressing play. Belt drive is the standard for turntables in this price range and tends to be quieter than direct drive.
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Connectivity
Bluetooth in/out, built-in stereo speakers, aux input, RCA output, headphone jack
Bluetooth both ways means you can pipe vinyl into wireless speakers or send music *to* the turntable from your phone. The built-in speakers are dynamic full-range (not tiny tinny things), and you've got wired options too—aux in, RCA out, headphones—so you can integrate it into a bigger system if you want to upgrade later.
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The Form Factor
Portable suitcase design with carry handle, Washed Blue colorway
This is the whole appeal: it looks like a vintage travel case and actually moves. Setup takes minutes. Washed Blue is a soft, lived-in aesthetic—not screaming retro, more like you found it at a flea market and it actually works.
Good to know
Specification & fit
- Who it is forCollege students, renters, people who spin vinyl in multiple rooms, and anyone who wants a turntable that doesn't require furniture-grade installation and a separate amp.
- Three-Speed Belt-Drive TurntablePlays 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM records; Use the cueing lever to lower the needle and fine-tune playback with adjustable pitch control
- Bluetooth Record PlayerBluetooth connectivity lets you easily play your albums through wireless speakers or stream your music to the record player's built-in speakers
- Quality Sound & ConnectionDynamic full-range stereo speakers with aux input; Use the RCA output to connect to your stereo system or the headphone jack for private listening
- Convenience And PortabilitySetup is easy and will have you enjoying your vinyl in minutes; Take your tunes anywhere with the portable suitcase design and carry handle
- On the labelSold on Amazon by Crosley. Price and availability are set by Amazon and change without notice.