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Belt-drive turntables with moving-magnet cartridges and built-in preamps — with bookshelf speakers, speakers built in, or Bluetooth out to the speakers you already own.
Turntable, two 18W speakers, preamp inside. Ready to play.
The lineup
Three ways to play your records. Tap any player to check the current price.
The SY101 pairs a belt-drive turntable with two separate 18W wooden bookshelf speakers, so the whole system is in the box. A moving-magnet cartridge, an iron platter and an adjustable counterweight keep the stylus tracking the groove, while a built-in preamp also lets you plug in other powered speakers. Stream music from your phone over Bluetooth or record your vinyl to MP3 through the USB link to a computer.
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The SY102 puts the turntable and four stereo speakers — two silk tweeters and two mid-bass drivers — into one wood-finished cabinet. A die-cast aluminium platter sits on internal cushioning rubber to soak up vibration, and auto stop takes care of the end of a side. Bluetooth and an Aux-in port let the same speakers play music from your phone, and a soft warm light on the front sets the mood.
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The SY801 is a turntable for listeners who already own speakers, a soundbar or wireless headphones: its Bluetooth 5.3 transmitter sends the record straight to them. An AT-3600L moving-magnet cartridge rides on a carbon-fibre tonearm with a factory pre-installed counterweight, anti-skate and variable pitch control. A Phono/Line switch and RCA outputs connect it to an amplifier or powered speakers when you prefer a cable.
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See the Full RangeLess setup, more listening
The usual reasons people put off playing records — and how SeeYing takes them off the table.
The worry
A record player seems to need a whole stereo rack — amp, preamp, speakers, cables.
How we handle it
The SY101 comes with its own pair of bookshelf speakers and the SY102 has four built in. Both have the preamp inside, so they play straight out of the box.
The worry
My good speakers or headphones are wireless.
How we handle it
The SY801 sends the record over Bluetooth 5.3 to wireless speakers, a soundbar or headphones — no receiver needed.
The worry
Cheap players skip and wear records down.
How we handle it
Every model uses a moving-magnet cartridge on a counterweighted tonearm, so the stylus tracks the groove with the right force instead of dragging through it.
The worry
Half my music lives on my phone now.
How we handle it
The SY101 and SY102 receive Bluetooth, so the same speakers play your playlists when the record is back in its sleeve.
Who we are
SeeYing makes vinyl record players — nothing else. The brand researches, develops and produces its own turntables, and the whole range is built around one simple invitation: start your vinyl journey and explore the beauty of music. We think a record should sound warm and detailed, look good in the room it lives in, and be easy enough to set up that it gets played every evening instead of sitting in a box.
That is why our lineup is deliberately short. The SY101 is a complete system: a belt-drive turntable on a wood-finished plinth with a pair of 18W wooden bookshelf speakers, Bluetooth input and USB recording to MP3. The SY102 is an all-in-one, with two silk tweeters and two mid-bass drivers built into a single cabinet, a die-cast aluminium platter, an Aux-in port and a soft warm light across the front. The SY801 is for listeners who already own speakers or wireless headphones — it has no speakers of its own and sends the music out over Bluetooth 5.3 or RCA cables.
Under the different cabinets, the fundamentals stay the same. Every SeeYing player spins at 33 1/3 and 45 RPM on a belt drive, tracks the groove with a moving-magnet cartridge, balances its tonearm with a counterweight, and has a built-in phono preamp so it can connect to powered speakers or an amplifier. Before a player is exported, it goes through an AQL quality inspection, and after it arrives, our team offers one-to-one support for setup questions or anything that does not feel right.
Buyer guide
Pick the situation that sounds like you — each one points to the player that fits it best.
You want to drop the needle tonight without shopping for an amplifier and speakers separately. The system with its own bookshelf pair is the complete starting point.
A dorm, a bedroom or a dresser top where two extra speaker boxes would crowd things. One cabinet with four speakers inside keeps it tidy.
Powered speakers, a soundbar or wireless headphones are already part of your setup. Choose the speaker-free turntable that sends the record to them.
Boxes of family records you want to keep on your phone as well as on the shelf. USB recording turns each side into MP3 files on your computer.
Records to wind down with at the end of the day. The soft warm front light and auto stop make the all-in-one an easy bedside companion.
Popular with first-time collectors of every age. Match the gift to the speakers they already have — or give them the complete system.
Our purpose
Our mission at SeeYing is to make listening to vinyl feel natural again. Records reward attention: you choose an album, you lower the stylus, you hear it the way it was sequenced. We want the player itself to disappear into that moment — easy to set up, easy to live with, and good enough that you notice the music rather than the machine.
That means respecting the parts that matter. A belt drive to keep motor noise away from the platter, a moving-magnet cartridge that follows the groove closely, a tonearm balanced by a counterweight, and a phono preamp so the signal is ready for speakers. It also means taking care before a player leaves us: every exported unit goes through an AQL quality inspection.
And it means meeting people where they are. Some listeners start from nothing, some have a shelf and not a room, some already own speakers they love. That is why SeeYing makes three different players instead of one, and why our team answers questions one-to-one after the box is opened.
A record player is a gift that gets used every week. Pick the setup that suits them.
View the CollectionThe difference
What sits under the dust cover of every player we make.
Every model plays through a moving-magnet cartridge — the SY801 uses the AT-3600L on a carbon-fibre tonearm — for clear, balanced sound with less risk of skipping.
We balance each tonearm with a counterweight so the stylus sits in the groove with the right pressure. The SY801 even arrives with its counterweight pre-installed and adds anti-skate.
A DC motor and belt turn a heavy platter — iron on the SY101, die-cast aluminium on the SY102 and SY801 — at 33 1/3 or 45 RPM for stable, even rotation.
Stream your phone through the SY101 and SY102 speakers, or send your records from the SY801 to Bluetooth speakers and headphones. We picked the direction that suits each model.
Each player has a phono preamp and RCA output, so it connects directly to powered speakers or an amplifier — no extra box to buy.
Wood-finished plinths, clear dust covers and, on the SY102, a soft warm light across the front. A record player you are happy to leave out on display.
Why us
The practical reasons listeners settle on SeeYing.
SeeYing develops and produces turntables and nothing else, so every decision in the range is about how a record sounds and how easy it is to play.
Speakers included, speakers built in, or no speakers at all. Instead of a long list of near-identical models, you choose by how you want to listen.
Every exported player goes through an AQL quality inspection before it leaves us.
Questions about the counterweight, Bluetooth pairing or anything else after the box is open are answered by our team, person to person.
Each player arrives with a slip mat and a 45 RPM adapter. The SY101 adds its pair of bookshelf speakers and a PC-USB cable, and the SY801 its RCA cable, so you can start playing right away.
Fit the belt, place the platter, balance the arm with the counterweight. The included manual walks you through each step.
Everything you need to start playing records, from the plinth to the bookshelf speakers.
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Straightforward reasons you can feel good about your choice.
Every order is completed through the official brand storefront, with the checkout and shipping process you already know.
SeeYing record players pass an AQL quality inspection before they are shipped.
Prices and availability are always shown live on the product page — no inflated discounts or manufactured urgency here.
One-to-one support from the SeeYing team if you need help with setup or your player.
See it in action
A short look at the SY101: built-in preamp, ATN3600L moving-magnet cartridge, adjustable counterweight, iron platter, USB recording and Bluetooth input.
What listeners mention
Common themes in feedback about SeeYing record players, in our own words.
Buyers regularly describe the player as easy to put together, including people setting up their very first turntable.
Having speakers included or built in comes up often from listeners who did not want to build a stereo from separate parts.
The wood finish and clear dust cover are a frequent reason the player ends up on show in the living room rather than tucked away.
A common theme is that the speakers sound fuller and clearer than people expected for a system of this size.
Listeners mention that pairing a phone takes moments, so the same setup handles records and playlists.
When something needs adjusting, buyers point to responsive one-to-one help from the team, sometimes with step-by-step videos.
Good to know
SeeYing focuses on one thing: vinyl record players. The brand develops and produces its own turntables, checks every exported player to an AQL quality standard before it ships, and offers one-to-one after-sales support. The lineup is small on purpose — three models, each built around a belt-drive turntable, a moving-magnet cartridge and an adjustable counterweight — so it is easy to pick the one that fits the way you listen.
We would rather show the details than claim a crown. Every SeeYing player uses proper turntable hardware — belt drive at 33 1/3 and 45 RPM, a moving-magnet cartridge, a counterweighted tonearm and a built-in phono preamp with RCA output — and then adds modern convenience on top: Bluetooth input or output, USB recording to MP3 on the SY101, auto stop on the SY101 and SY102. Compare those specs side by side with any player you are considering.
Start with your speakers. If you have none and want a classic stereo look, the SY101 includes a pair of 18W wooden bookshelf speakers. If you want everything in one cabinet that fits on a shelf or dresser, the SY102 has four speakers built in. If you already own powered speakers, a soundbar or Bluetooth headphones, the SY801 has no speakers of its own and sends the music to yours over Bluetooth 5.3 or RCA cables.
Not with the SY101 or the SY102 — the SY101 ships with its own pair of bookshelf speakers and the SY102 has four speakers built in, so both play as soon as they are set up. The SY801 is speaker-free by design: connect it to powered speakers or an amplifier with the included RCA cable, or pair it with Bluetooth speakers or headphones. Every model has a built-in phono preamp, so you do not need to buy one separately.
It depends on the direction. The SY101 and SY102 have a Bluetooth receiver (the SY102 uses Bluetooth 5.2), so your phone, tablet or computer can play music through their speakers; the SY102 also has an Aux-in port. The SY801 works the other way round: its Bluetooth 5.3 transmitter sends the record you are playing to wireless speakers, a soundbar or Bluetooth headphones.
Yes, with the SY101. Connect it to a computer with the included PC-USB link cable and you can record a record's audio and save it as MP3 files that play on a PC or mobile device. The SY102 and SY801 do not have this USB recording feature.
All three models are belt-drive turntables that play at 33 1/3 and 45 RPM, the two speeds used by standard LPs and singles, and each comes with a 45 RPM adapter for large-hole singles. The SY101 handles 7-inch, 10-inch and 12-inch records. 78 RPM records are not supported.
Setup takes a few minutes: fit the drive belt, set the platter on the spindle, then balance the tonearm with the counterweight so the stylus tracks with the right force. On the SY801 the counterweight comes pre-installed from the factory and there is an anti-skate control; on the SY101 and SY102 the counterweight is adjustable so you can set the tracking force precisely. The included manual walks through each step.
Our record players are listed with a manufacturer warranty — the exact terms are shown on each product page, so please check them there before you buy. If anything is not right with your player, SeeYing provides one-to-one after-sales support to help with setup questions and product issues.
We do not claim environmental certifications we cannot show. What we can say is practical: a well-made record player is built to be used for years, it plays music you already own, and every model can feed speakers you already have through its RCA output instead of making you replace them.
