How much are those? They are not worth spending any money on. They are very cheap plastic computer speakers that will be a big sound quailty bottleneck for the turntable.

Ideally spend just as much on speakers as on the $99 turntable if you can to get decent sound from what the records are capable of.

4" Microlab Pro1BT $79 powered speakers with Bluetooth.

Or Pyle PDA20BT $49 mini amp with Bluetooth plus 6.5" Dayton Audio B652 AIR $65 with included speaker wire. Then you can later upgrade one part at a time.

Or what is a Craigslist or nearby zip code to search for used options for under $100?

Setup guide: Turntable, Phono Preamp, Amp or Receiver, Speakers

Audio Guides, Speaker Stands and Placement, Accessories and Vinyl Care

Fluance RT82 > phono preamp > speaker amplification > speakers.

Many integrated amps and a good number of stereo and some AV receivers have a built in phono preamp. Powered speakers have a built in speaker amp. A few powered speakers such as Klipsch PM and Kanto YU have a built in phono preamp.

Fluance RT82 is $300 so another $300 to $400 for new amplification and speakers?

Or start lowest budget $59 powered speakers and $13 phono preamp and upgrade both later as soon as you can in a few months or within a year.

I highly recommend the $500 setup if you can spend that much, the RT82 plus the great deal for the good Klipsch speakers and subwoofer.

If you can't go over $400 then:

Good turntable, small basic speakers: Fluance RT82 $299 + Pyle PP444 $13 + 4" Microlab Pro1BT $59 speakers = $371 total. Then upgrade the speakers later to $300+ plus new speakers or used speakers for less similar to the Klipsch package.

However a basic starter turntable and better speakers will sound better to start with:

Starter turntables:

• The automatic AT-LP60X $139 is easy setup beginner plug and play and has some improvements over the older discontinued AT-LP60.
• The manual Victrola VPRO-2000 $153 adds adjustable tracking force, a removable cartridge, pitch control, Quartz lock and USB and Bluetooth output. Balance the tonearm then set the tracking force.

Plus the great deal on the 5.25" Klipsch speakers and subwoofer $200.

Total is $339 or $353:

Then later optionally upgrade the turntable to the Fluance RT82.

Yep, Insignia Turntable $129 $59 plus $49+ powered speakers is a great entry level budget setup.

• Edifier R1280T $95. Optionally connect a $29 Echo Dot for WiFi streaming audio with convenient hands free voice control or mute the mic for only app control of streaming services such as Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, Sirius XM or TuneIn for any radio station in the world, and other free or paid streaming options and it's also a Bluetooth receiver.
• Edifier R1280DB $119 with Bluetooth built in.
• Low cost basic Microlab Pro1BT $59 with Bluetooth built in.