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The PS-LX310BT is a first for Sony, whose record-playing systems

Jan. 18, 2018 by Kimberly Parks

The PS-LX310BT is a first for Sony, whose record-playing systems have been around for years. The company's first line of software was designed to help record players learn their own music without having to be trained to play it. That's the kind of thing that makes vinyl so compelling in this day and age.

The Sony PS-LX310BT is available in a variety of colors, and each offers its own unique experience. The standard black, blue, and gold color scheme is identical to the PS-LX310BT, and the white model can be used as a backup medium. The standard silver, green, and red colors are reminiscent of the PS-LX310BT from the original Sony, but offer a more subtle, more modern look on top. The PS-LX310BT comes with a standard built-in speaker (or, to be more specific, an internal mono speaker), and there's a USB-C port to connect to your stereo setup.

It is not just Sony giving people better choices on which record player to listen to—it's telling consumers that you can use your existing computer to play music without having to use a computer for most of your recordings. All of this data is stored on a system that can support all USB-C and USB-A ports. It's quite a big deal, as it's one of the first devices to come with USB-C support. And it's not just Sony, either. The new PS-LX310BT allows you to plug in your iPod or iPad—or even your Mac or PC—with little fuss. It also supports playback of music with a touch to the left of the record buttons, so you can easily move to play it right from the main controls.

So, yes, you can hear your music if you listen to it in this way. But there's one drawback with the PS-LX310BT: it's very expensive. It costs $229 to purchase, and it comes with a few extras you can't actually buy for less. The PS-LX310BT is available in two colors—black and gold—and is available in both black and color.

The PS-LX310BT can be purchased on Amazon and Amazon.com for $229.99. It comes with a USB-C, USB-A, and microUSB cable. The price goes up to $240 if you buy a PS-LX310BT with a USB-C port.