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Where can you buy a record player right now?

194 record players and turntables are listed by 22 US retailers in the affiliate feeds we can see today, at a median ask of $79.99. The market splits cleanly at about $100: below it you are buying an all-in-one with built-in speakers, above it a component turntable that needs an amplifier or powered speakers.

Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB black direct-drive turntable with the dust cover raised, tonearm and pitch controls visible
The component end of the market: an Audio-Technica direct-drive at $399.00 from Abt Electronics. No speakers in the box, which is the point.

Who is actually selling record players right now

RetailerListingsCheapestMedianDearest
Woot!59$12.00$49.46$79.99
Zoro24$14.49$144.49$273.99
Macy's19$19.99$69.99$2,000.00
Wayfair North America16$27.99$213.00$1,019.99
Poshmark12$6.00$35.00$120.00
Abt Electronics9$29.00$299.00$479.00
BOOKSAMILLION.COM8$25.99$99.95$449.99
Cost Plus World Market8$89.00$89.50$99.00
UnbeatableSale.com7$102.12$140.65$301.93
zZounds7$39.00$169.95$684.95

Two things in that table are worth more than the prices. First, Woot! is a different market: 59 of the 194 listings, median $49.46, and nothing above $79.99. Everyone else has a median of $145.99. Woot is a flash-sale channel selling open-box and clearance stock, so it sets the floor and never touches the top. Second, only 12 of 194 listings are peer-to-peer resale. Unlike clothing, this is a retail category: the stock is new, the links are stable, and the same model stays buyable for months.

Under $100: all-in-ones with speakers built in

ModelRetailerPrice 1 Sept 2026
Clear TurntableHobby Lobby$5.99
Record Player TeePoshmark$6.00
Gymboree Music Cassette Tape Record Player Short Sleeve PaPoshmark$8.00
Victrola Victrola The Quincy 6-in-1 Bluetooth Record PlayeWoot!$12.00
GLASS TURNTABLEZoro$14.49
Turntable MotorZoro$14.69
TEMU Kids Record Player, With 96 Learning Cards, Machine RTemu$15.05
Victrola Vintage 3-Speed Suitcase Record PlayerWoot!$19.99
(NEW) Victrola 3-Speed Bluetooth Suitcase Record PlayerWoot!$19.99
Fluance Turntable Cork Platter Mat - Audiophile Grade ImprMacy's$19.99

Everything in that band is a suitcase or console player with amplification and speakers in the box. It will play a record out of the carton with nothing else bought. Our view: if this is a gift or a first player, buy here and buy the cheapest one whose looks you like — the $89 and the $160 machines in this table are far closer in sound than the price gap suggests.

Victrola six-in-one nostalgic Bluetooth record player in a wooden console cabinet with radio dial and built-in speakers
Crosley Cruiser Plus suitcase record player in white sand, lid open, showing the platter and built-in speaker grilles

Above $200: component turntables

ModelRetailerPrice 1 Sept 2026
Audio-Technica Fully Automatic Belt-Drive Turntable in BlaAbt Electronics$249.00
Audio-Technica Black Fully Automatic Belt-Drive Stereo TurAbt Electronics$259.00
Audio-Technica Fully Automatic Wireless Belt Drive TurntabAbt Electronics$299.00
AT-Vinyl LP120XUSB Professional USB & Analog Stereo TurntaRough Trade$299.99
Audio-Technica Direct-Drive Turntable (Analog & USB) AT-LPBeach Trading Co. (BeachCamera.com, BuyDig.com)$349.00
Audio Technica AT-LP120XUSB-BK Turntable BlackzZounds$359.95
Audio-Technica Direct-Drive Turntable (Analog & USB) (BlacBeach Trading Co. (BeachCamera.com, BuyDig.com)$389.00
Audio-Technica Black Direct-Drive TurntableAbt Electronics$399.00

Audio-Technica accounts for the bulk of what is actually stocked at this level: 40 listings, median $264.00. These do not include speakers. Budget for powered speakers or an amplifier on top, which is the cost most first-time buyers miss and the reason the $79.99 median is a misleading number to shop by.

Honest empty: no advertiser in this pull publishes a tracking force, a cartridge model or a wow-and-flutter figure in its feed, so nothing here compares these machines on performance. This page tells you who stocks what at what price on one date. It is a shopping list, not a review.

Last verified 1 September 2026 against 194 record player and turntable listings from 22 US advertisers in the CJ product feed. Prices are asking prices on that date and change without notice. Listings under $5 and listings whose titles are not in Latin script were excluded as data errors; industrial "turntable" parts, styluses, cartridges, stands and cabinets were filtered out before any figure was computed.

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Frequently asked about buying a record player

How much should a record player cost?

The median ask across 194 live US listings on 1 September 2026 is $79.99. All-in-one players with built-in speakers cluster under $100; component turntables that need separate speakers start around $200 and run to $2,000.00.

Where is the cheapest place to buy a record player?

Woot!, on this evidence, and by a distance: 59 listings at a $49.46 median with nothing above $79.99, against a $145.99 median everywhere else. It is a flash-sale channel, so stock is open-box and clearance and does not last.

Do cheap record players need separate speakers?

No. Everything under about $100 in this market is an all-in-one with amplification and speakers built in. Component turntables above $200 generally do not include speakers.

Sources

LinkToLooks identification desk — we identify objects out of real photographs and check every listing by eye before we link it. Empty beats wrong. About the desk · published 1 September 2026.
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