Here are the following brands and models (if applicable for certain brands) to avoid, which are made from the Skywin (which shares the lionshare of "Crosley" clones in the market, Leetac, Hanpin (model FU-700/R200 models), and other OEM factories:

Listen to your favorite music wirelessly with Bluetooth functionality. You can stream your sound from Spotify, Youtube etc. Admired the aesthetics of the turntable. Suggested it might be a better choice if you have other speakers. The included sapphire sylus on many Leetac and Skywin-manufactured players, which has a maximum lifespan of between 65 to 100 hours due to the stylus' softer material than diamond. Yes, you can upgrade to a diamond tipped stylus for increased stylus longevity, but you will still have the exact same problems as described in this list. Sony (ONLY from the lower-end models, including the PS-LSX100/150/200/250/300) **(Uses Hanpin FU-700/R200 models)** Best Bluetooth record players: budget to premium plate spinners : Read moreWhich Bluetooth turntables do you recommend for playing 78 rpm records?

Any players that look very similar to exact clones as the FU-700 and R200 are to be avoided due to the reasons as mentioned above! December 7th, 2016 - Added a number of brands, such as Art & Sound, DCI (aka Funkyfonic), Winco, and Audionac (both vintage Argentinian brands). Removed "Urban Outfitters" as someone discovered that it's Victrola-branded. Modified the Victrola brand and moved it under the International brands section. The Fenton RP165 Bluetooth Record Player Turntable presents an excellent option for those who desire a blend of vintage design with modern functionalities and those willing to accept the sound quality as it is or invest further in their sound system. But exploring other options for audiophiles who prioritize top-notch sound quality might be worth exploring. Key Features and Functionality

Cambridge Audio’s Alva TT V2 is the second generation to the original (and appealing) Alva TT wireless turntable, and is a relatively safe but well-thought-out evolution. Let’s delve into its key features. Firstly, the three-speed turntable is designed to accommodate vinyl records of all sizes, whether 7″, 10″, or 12″. The different speed options, namely 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM, ensure that the Fenton RP165 plays your records precisely as they were meant to be played, preserving each vinyl’s unique character and tonality. The fully automatic PS-LX310BT is easy to set up, can be paired with up to eight different Bluetooth devices, and sounds outrageously listenable, which makes it much more than just a beginner option. It's hard to believe this is Sony's cheapest turntable.With support for aptX HD, the Alva TT V2 can stream over Bluetooth at up to 24bit/48kHz hi-res, which makes it an ideal companion for a similarly equipped pair of wireless speakers or cans. What Hi-Fi? said:Whether you're after a budget Bluetooth record player or a just-add-speakers system, we have you covered. Welcome to my comprehensive review of the Fenton RP165 Bluetooth Record Player Turntable. This sound technology marvel is much more than just a record player. It’s a bridge across time, connecting the vintage charm of vinyl records to the high-tech convenience of modern Bluetooth devices. The design of the Fenton RP165 is another aspect worth highlighting. With its sleek wood finish and retro style, this record player is a fantastic addition to any home décor. The aesthetic elements of the Fenton RP165 have been carefully chosen to complement its technological features, resulting in a product that is as visually pleasing as it is functional. Product Specifications Specification