However, the arm does wobble, and I'm afraid it might eventually break off

I love this turntable, the price is very good, but had a problem- the arm appears to be broken, as it comes completely off the support and is very wobbly

The needle arm popped off it's hinge as I was pulling off the tape that secured the arm for shipping

A steady tracking tone arm that shuts the platter off when you move it manually back to its arm rest

A steady tracking tone arm that shuts the platter off when you move it manually back to its arm rest

So even though it still worked the arm was very unsteady and sometimes scratched the album because it was at the wrong angle

My 3 year old broke the arm off of it PDQ.

The arm falls out of place easily and does not stay attached so it tends to scratch the record when placing the needle to the record.

The only thing is that when I got it out of the box, the arm was loose and I had an awful time trying to get it back on

However the turntable itself became very wobbly and off balance which caused the already cheap phonograph arm to skip

A steady tracking tone arm that shuts the platter off when you move it manually back to its arm rest

The arm came broken but not taking away from actually

The arm was also pretty cheap

Only drawback is arm doesn't auto retract when record ends

Only drawback is arm doesn't auto retract when record ends

The arm kind of broke, but I fixed it

It appears to be defective arm skips

A steady tracking tone arm that shuts the platter off when you move it manually back to its arm rest

Arm broke within a month of buying it

The first one I received from Amazon was already broken (the arm was not correctly attached) and I sent it back to receive another one.

That aside, the arm broke off within an hour of use

The arm is a bit flimsy as it has popped up at the base but it was easy to push back into place

A steady tracking tone arm that shuts the platter off when you move it manually back to its arm rest

The arm broke off 5 months after I bought it

The player's arm was hanging by a wire when it arrived

The arm came loose but I was able to fix

The arm tracked well, we had no problems with skipping

A steady tracking tone arm that shuts the platter off when you move it manually back to its arm rest

I have played it approximately 20 times, and now the arm for the needle has become "floating" and does not lay level on the LP

The arm is way too flimsy to even talk about.

The arm that holds needle is loose -like it wasn't assembled correctly.

can hook up external speakers and disable the built-in speakersFree 45 adapter ringLight weight3.5mm jack for headphones or a line outIt doesn't have a problem with playing warped records*ConsPlasticNo spring to retract arm after the record finishes

The only thing that's a bit of a negative is the arm has been a bit flimsy, it seems, and has even come loose a couple times

the arm to the turntable falls off of the back of the arm rest, but the for price paid, it suits its purpose.

Now, one year later, the player works just as well as when we first used it on day one

However, would only recommend for adults as we've gone through 2 units due to a preschooler pulling on the arm, which is not durable

I think it had to break in for the first couple of plays because it would drag a

the stereo back in place as it immediately fell off

Of course, you aren't shopping for the cheapest record player on Amazon if you want something that's top-of-the-line, but I think any consumer expects even an inexpensive product to be functional, at least to work as it is intended right out of the box.