The AT-LP70XBT sounds pleasantly natural and balanced; warm and powerful in the mids, mild in the highs and with a spatial imaging that goes beyond the usual in this price range. Although there is a lack of structure and definition in complex passages, the overall result is a harmonious, unobtrusive sound that can easily compete with significantly more expensive devices in the test field...

Analogue records are the most expensive way to enjoy music. Not just because of the price of LPs. But also because you can't build good players as cheaply as you like. The Audio-Technica AT-LP70XBT is not far away from the very affordable entry-level models in terms of price. But it works incomparably better, sounds flawless, is very comfortably equipped and can even grow in quality with the demands...

The Audio-Technica AT-LP7OXBT impressed with its ease of use when tested. Plug it in, switch it on and off you go! It couldn't be simpler. The fully automatic function is great, and the features are also impressive. With some compromises, the sound is also okay. Ideal for budding vinyl fans.

Although the Audio-Technica AT-LP70XBT is around 50 euros more expensive than its popular brother LP60XBT, it can actually do everything better: it gets cleaner sounds out of the record grooves, and its significantly better mounted tonearm no longer causes the needle to jump. For the same price, the Pro-Ject Primary E, for example, offers slightly better sound, but not in combination with full automation...