Crosley is a Louisville, Kentucky–based consumer electronics company known primarily for retro-styled record players, turntables, radios, jukeboxes, speakers, and cassette and CD players. The modern brand revived the name of the original Crosley Radio Corporation, founded by Powel Crosley in 1921, and began producing vintage-inspired phonographs in the early 1990s. Its catalog leans heavily on mid-century aesthetics, with wood-cabinet and leatherette-wrapped enclosures designed to evoke early broadcast-era consumer audio.

The company is most visible for affordable all-in-one suitcase and portable record players such as the Cruiser and Voyager, which helped popularize entry-level vinyl playback during the format's resurgence. Alongside these, Crosley produces belt-drive component turntables and Bluetooth-equipped systems aimed at casual listeners rather than audiophile setups. The brand has partnered with Sony Music and other licensors to release themed record players tied to artists and catalogs, including a line of Beatles-branded models.

Crosley occupies a distinct place in the vinyl ecosystem: widely stocked through mass retailers like Urban Outfitters, Barnes & Noble, Target, and Amazon, and frequently debated within collector communities over build quality and stylus design. The products are positioned as lifestyle and gift items rather than professional playback gear, and the company's marketing emphasizes styling and accessibility over high-fidelity specification.

Crosley has 5 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Turntables. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Pop. Notable users include Sabrina Carpenter.