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cotsoco M49 Bluetooth Record Player with Speakers

  • 3 speeds for 3 record sizes, 45 RPM adapter included
  • Bluetooth receive and playback, AUX-IN and headphone sockets
  • RCA (R and L) output to other speaker systems
  • 2 built-in stereo speakers
  • Corded, 5 volts, 5 watts
  • 4.8 pounds, 12.6 x 10.67 x 5.71 inches, wood body
  • 2 year warranty

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A retro wooden record player with built-in speakers, Bluetooth and a headphone socket for casual listening at home. It is a light entertainment piece, not a hi-fi deck, so serious listeners will want better.

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ASIN: B07N3WYLKZModel: M49Category: Turntables

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Overview

Cotsoco makes this brown wooden player with a three-speed platter, a pair of stereo speakers and a Bluetooth receiver. Sockets for auxiliary input, headphones and RCA output let it connect to other sound gear as well.

A shelf in a living room or dorm gets a vintage look and records, phone audio and headphones from one cabinet. The limitation is the small built-in speakers and basic motor, which suit background listening more than careful comparison.

Who it's for

A student room, a den or a decor shelf is where a compact wooden player makes sense. Anyone building a serious stereo system should look at a separate turntable and speakers.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Built-in stereo speakers
  • Bluetooth and aux inputs
  • Headphone and RCA outputs
  • Retro wooden cabinet
Cons
  • Small built-in speakers
  • Cartridge details not listed
  • Signal-to-noise ratio is modest
  • Motor type basic DC

Performance notes

A DC motor spins the platter at the chosen speed, and the stylus signal feeds the built-in amplifier and the pair of small speakers. Bluetooth lets the unit receive audio from a phone, and the RCA output lets it send sound to larger speakers. A wooden cabinet adds some resonance, which can color the sound at higher volume.

Specifications

Brandcotsoco
ModelM49
Dimensions & fit
Item weight4.8 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H12.6 x 10.67 x 5.71 inches
Capacity & performance
SignaltoNoise Ratio45 dB
CyclesDC motor
Maximum Rotational Speed78 rpm
Power & efficiency
Power SourceCorded electric
Power Consumption5 wattslower than 59% of 38 turntables
Voltage5 voltslower than 83% of 41 turntables
Construction & materials
Enclosure MaterialWood
ColorBrown
Compatibility & installation
Connectivity TechnologyBluetooth
Compatible DevicesHeadphone, smartphone, speaker, tablet
Included components
Unit Count1 Count
Warranty & support
Warranty Description2 year warranty
Other details
BuiltIn MediaTurntable, user manual, power cable, RCA cable, auxiliary cable
Additional FeaturesBluetooth reception and playback, 3-speed for 3 record sizes, AUX-IN and headphone sockets, RCA (R and L) output
Mfr Part NumberM49
Signal FormatDigital
Style NameRetro

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Frequently asked questions

How do I care for the Cotsoco record player?

The listing gives no care steps. It includes a 45 RPM adapter, a power cable and a user manual.

What cables come with the Cotsoco record player?

A power cable, an RCA cable and an auxiliary cable, along with a user manual.

Can the Cotsoco player connect to a larger speaker?

Yes. The listing names an RCA (R and L) output to other speaker systems.

Is the Cotsoco record player a hi-fi turntable?

No. It is a retro player with built-in speakers and a DC motor.