Anyone who loves vinyl records will tell you that the physicality of the medium is half the fun. Still, those precious platters aren’t exactly the most portable way to bring music to the party, to say nothing of the equipment you need to play them — until now.
The RokBlok 2.0 is a compact, self-contained record player that spins around while the record stays still, and it’s on sale now with early Black Friday pricing. Now through December 3, you can grab it for yourself or a loved one for only $79.97 (regularly $99).
RokBlok: A record player you can take anywhere
If you didn’t see this adorable gadget on its Shark Tank debut back in 2018, you’ll be amazed just to see how it operates. The incredibly user-friendly 4-inch-by-2-inch unit rolls around the vinyl on gentle rubber wheels, picking up the music by way of a diamond-tip stylus.
It can play your favorite LPs, EPs or singles at 33 1/3 or 45 RPM. And needless to say, it will work anywhere you can find a flat surface. Just bring your records to a party, a friend’s house or just about anywhere, and the RokBlok 2.0 can provide portable and pure analog listening — and an instant conversation piece.
But how does it sound? The bulk of the RokBlok’s bamboo body is actually taken up by the built-in speaker, which comes with a preamp for rich, clear sound that will fill up smaller rooms. If you need a little more volume, the mini record player is fully Bluetooth-compatible. Just set up your favorite Bluetooth speaker or headphones up to 30 feet away.
The RokBlok runs on an internal rechargeable battery that’s good for four hours of continuous music.
Save on a tiny record player that makes vinyl fun
Don’t wait for Black Friday to score savings on a device that could revolutionize your vinyl experience. Grab the RokBlok 2.0 wireless portable record player, for just $79.97 until December 3 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific. No coupon is necessary!
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