Fuse Vert Vertical Vinyl Record Player | FM Radio, Bluetooth, AUX, USB | Alarm Clock | Full Range Speakers | Vintage Mid Century Modern Style | Handcrafted Ashtree Wood

I love the record player. When I play my records it brings tears to my to my eyes. I didn’t realize how much I missed listening to my music.

The media could not be loaded. Oh my goodness, if you don’t hurry up and purchase this, so you can be fly just like me. This is my new favorite item, there is a record store, literally across the street from my place that I went into for the very first time to buy my first few records, knowing that my brand new beautiful mid-century modern vertical record player would be arriving today and the sound is amazing.The packaging was perfect. It was easy breezy to plug-in because there is zero set up. This is awesome and just such a artistic design, I love it so much.

Absolute garbage. Unbalanced out of the box, and clearly broken as it rattled and clear little plastic beads fell out of the base after unboxing. Sounds awful. Tried to return to amazon but they wouldn't accept the return. Stuck with a very expensive paperweight. Wish Fuse would do the right thing and contact me to issue a refund. Happy to return the defective item if the retailer provides a shipping label. So disappointed - was hoping to use this infrequently in my home lounge but it's defective and damaged. Went out and purchased a more expensive but functional and reliable competitor's device - way better. If I could rate this product negative stars, I would. BUYER BEWARE: AVOID THIS PRODUCT.

...where she stops....well, the third time was the charm for me.I ordered this turntable three times. Both of the first two had terrible wobble in the turntables' movement, distorting the sound, and a ticking noise from the motor loud enough to drown out the music at lower volumes. This may have been caused by poor quality control or poor packaging or a combination of both. All three were definitely inadequately packaged for a turntable shipped through the mail. A couple of pieces of Styrofoam aren't going to cut it.Now that I have a functioning turntable, I quite like it. It sounds good for what it is, meaning it isn't an expensive piece of equipment for audiophiles, and it gets plenty loud for its size. I've already gotten complaints from the kids on the other side of the house about Miles Davis and his horn.One star off for the effort on my end, including one refund still processing and having to lay out the purchase price twice, but the machine itself, if you get a functional one, is quite nice for what you're paying.

Maneuvering the arm is a little clumsy, it plays the records at the appropriate speed. An auto stop/return feature would be nice. Built in speakers are not good, requires using better speakers to get dec.ent sound. Recommend upgrading needle as well.

The media could not be loaded. Okay, delivery was weird because the "delivered" status was earlier than 2 days as stated on the website and courier app... it got me worries but i'm glad it did arrive SAFELY. I didn't think it was BIG. I like the wooden body.. sound quality is nice. Don't expect the speakers to be so loud for its size and price. Buttons are pretty simple to figure out, the manual is also easy to understand. It's my first time playing it out of the box so i have no complaints, however, i will be observing it if there are other problems that may occur from using the player. I might edit in the future if i have any problems with it.Update: it has been almost a month after purchasing it and I've had no problems with the unit! Worth the purchase! Button functions are very easy to understand and sound quality from the vinyl is great!

It's pretty nifty, in an all-style, little substance sorta way. I know that's a pretty back-handed compliment, but I can't think of a better way to frame it. As it turns out, Vert is a pretty neat and eye-catching way to play your hipster-donuts! It gets major points for being easy to use, with few moving mechanisms (see: things that fail on you over time). Turntables have the capacity to be a little too involved, so it's nice to just toss a record on there, drop the needle and walk away.However, one major caveat is that if your record is warped in any way, then it becomes much harder for the needle to maintain contact with the record. So if you have an old, much-loved album... or you just bought a newly pressed record between 2022-2024 (has anyone else noticed that record manufacturing has gone to shark in recent years?), you will have some issues. The anti-slip, foam pad that comes with this is a big help in that realm.I also think this unit needs more features. While it does USB, 3.5, Bluetooth input, it does not do any form of **OUTPUT**. I think Bluetooth output would really make this unit, because...... I've never driven in a base-trim Kia Sorento, but this is what I imagine the car audio/radio would sound like. It's fine. Clear and crisp, but also, not a lot of treble or bass. Volume is also quite low, but this was pretty much my expectation.I think this is a neat little unit, but it feels like this could've easily be a $80 Homegoods product. It's exactly the type of turntable you think it is, and that's not a bad thing. I think my issue with it is that I would like a more premium, feature-full version of this player (and at the time of this review, I know Fuse is doing a kickstarter on their next unit).I think the main message I have for folks is that this is an awesome record player, for small offices, or those doing some cramped, apartment living. If you're an audiophile, it would probably be a good idea to stand clear of this (I think audiophiles would probably come to this conclusion at a swift glance).

This is a great sounding record player !!