Philips Record Player, All-in-One Bluetooth Turntable with Built-in Speakers, 3-Speed Belt-Drive Vinyl Record Player, Audio-Technica Stylus, Wireless Streaming in & Out, RCA/AUX/Headphone, Auto-Stop
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- Real Vinyl Sound — No Extra Equipment Needed: Experience the warmth of classic vinyl from built-in speakers tuned with a bass-reflex port for fuller, richer sound. Styled like a vintage hi-fi piece but built for today’s homes, this compact all-in-one system brings authentic analog listening to any space — no amplifier or setup required just plug in and play
- Plays Your Entire Record Collection: The precision 3-speed belt-drive system supports 33⅓, 45, and 78 RPM records, letting you enjoy modern LPs, classic singles, and vintage collections on one turntable with smooth, stable playback.
- Stream Music In — Broadcast Vinyl Out: Bluetooth 5.4 lets you stream playlists from your phone or send vinyl audio wirelessly to headphones or speakers. Auracast support allows multiple listeners to connect at once for shared listening experiences.
- Designed to Protect Your Records: The replaceable Audio-Technica stylus ensures accurate tracking and reduced wear, while auto-stop prevents unnecessary spinning. A counterbalanced tonearm and dust cover help keep your collection safe.
- Built for Today — Ready for Tomorrow: Connect via RCA, aux-in, USB, or headphones and expand to external speakers anytime. Adjust sound through the Philips app or tactile controls. Built with recycled materials and responsible packaging.
Maximum Rotational Speed: 78 RPM
Additional Features: 2.3-Speed Vinyl Player for 3-Size, 3.AUX-IN and headphone sockets, 5.2 Built-in stereo speakers and 45 RPM adapter included, Built-In Bluetooth Receiver, RCA Output
Compatible Devices: Headphone, Smartphone, Speaker, Tablet
Cycles: DC Motor
Power Consumption: 6 Watts
Signal Format: Digital
Power Source: Corded Electric
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 45 dB
Style Name: Retro
Color: Black
Item Weight: 9.92 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 13.7"L x 16.54"W x 7.04"H
Brand: PHILIPS
Built-In Media: 45 RPM Adapter, AC Adapter, Quick start guide, safety sheet, warranty card, Slip Mat, Vinyl Record Player Turntable
Model Name: Century Bluetooth Turntable TAV3000B The Stevia
Manufacturer: Philips
UPC: 840063207691
Mfr Part Number: TAV3000B
Model Number: TAV3000
Warranty Description: 1 Year Warranty
Best Sellers Rank: #13,561 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #75 in Audio & Video Turntables
ASIN: B0GSGZ6HT7
Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (36) 4.4 out of 5 stars
Enclosure Material: Plastic
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Looks great and sounds great!
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 by Wolfe
Amazing sound and clarity. Great for anyone looking for quality sound at a great value. Get the Pro sound at an affordable cost.
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2026 by Manny & Crystal Rivera
This turntable nailed most of what I wanted. The sound is clean and warm with no noticeable hum or distortion, and it handles my records nicely right out of the box. Aesthetically it’s a winner too. The design is sleek and modern, so it actually looks good sitting out in the living room rather than like a piece of dated equipment. As an all-in-one it’s genuinely convenient, and for the price it punches above what I expected. My one real frustration, and the reason I landed on four stars instead of five, is the Bluetooth. The concept is great, but getting it paired the way I wanted was more of a hassle than it should be. I was hoping to play my vinyl out through my soundbar wirelessly, and the connection process was finicky to get working and didn’t stay as reliable as I’d like. If you’re planning to use it mainly with its own output or wired, you probably won’t run into this, but if wireless playback to external speakers is your main goal, just go in knowing it takes some patience. Overall I’m happy with it. The core job of playing records sounds excellent and it looks fantastic doing it. A smoother Bluetooth experience would have made this an easy five stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2026 by De'Evin Johnson
Entrada rápida, fácil instalación, suena muy bien! No fuerte pero muy nítido!!
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026 by Juan Luis
Very good quality. Easy setup and clear sound!
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2026 by Aliyah Hornsby
At Full Retail Price ($300): ⭐⭐2 out of 5 stars On Sale ($200): ⭐⭐⭐✬ 3.5 out of 5 stars As an all-in-one turntable, the Philips "The Stevie" presents a bit of a mixed bag. At its core, it is a mechanically competent record player wrapped in a genuinely solid, sturdy chassis. However, at a retail price point of nearly $300, a record player needs to deliver more than just good structural build quality—it needs to offer a seamless user experience. Unfortunately, that is where this unit stumbles. The Setup and Light Display Issues The biggest drawback of this turntable is the clunky user interface. The control system relies on a series of light, color-coded functions and a legend in the manual and above the knob of what each light means. In execution, the specific colors chosen for the different modes are far too visually similar to one another. Below the text codes, only the blue light truly stands out; the rest blend, making it incredibly annoying to tell what mode the player is actually set to. Furthermore, getting the player fully optimized requires you to download the proprietary Philips companion app to update the device's firmware. Dealing with app setups and forced firmware updates just to get a record player running properly is a hassle that I don't appreciate. Audio and Connectivity If you decide to ignore the app altogether, the player functions well enough on its own. The Built-In Speakers: They are acceptable, but they won't blow you away. The audio is okay for casual, small-room listening, but it lacks the rich depth you might expect from a system in this price tier. Bluetooth Performance: This is the unit's saving grace. The two-way Bluetooth works incredibly well. It connects to a smartphone in literally seconds to stream music through the internal speakers, and it seamlessly pairs outward to external wireless speakers or headphones if you want to upgrade your sound. Mechanically, the turntable spins and plays vinyl records reasonably well, and the physical unit feels like it was built solidly. The build is by no means heavy, but not flimsy either. But the sheer "weirdness" of the interface and the hassle of the software setup create an unnecessarily messy user experience. If you can catch this unit on sale for around $200, it earns a 3-3.5 stars as a stylish, almost mid-level player. However, if you are paying the full $300 retail price, the frustrating interface flaws make it hard to recommend over more user-friendly hi-fi alternatives, dragging it down to a flat 2 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026 by Howard
Love it!
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026 by Jennifer Orr
Good quality build. The internal speakers are decent enough for quiet listening, so I wouldn't use them if there's any other background noise in the room. The turntable itself is really bouncy and springy, so when I'm wiping records with a cleaner and I apply any pressure, it scrapes the plate against the bottom (the plate, not the record itself). More importantly, mine shipped with a software defect. Some records would mute in the middle of quieter parts of the music. I thought it was a bad unit, but with some online research I learned that the fix is a firmware update via the Phillips Entertainment mobile app. I found it frustrating that it ships like that, and judging on forum posts this issue has been around for months. After the firmware fix, I got a cheap RCA to optical adapter to play on my soundbar, which sounds far better than the little speakers. My only complaints are that the top cover has a large gap when closed, so it doesn't prevent any dust from getting in. Also the volume knob has no tactile feedback or stops, so you can't tell how loud it's set before playing. It's my first turntable I've owned, (though I've used my Dad's forever) so I figured this one would be good mid-level entry for me. Anyway, my kid loves it. There's just something special about watching it spinning and the needle moving that gives a different perspective on music listening.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2026 by M. Strzelecki