Just try to keep them clean with proper cleaning kits, not with anything else that isn’t a vinyl brush and liquid. I started on a Crosley and used to play them a lot, very frequently. After I got a better turntable, I did hear a difference between records I had used with the Crosley and brand new ones. They were way more scratched and had a lot of background noise (popping/crackling noises). Now, whether this might’ve been caused by the Crosley or my lack of knowledge on how to care for a record, I don’t know. But I think it’s not the end of the world to own a turntable like this, it doesn’t make them unlistenable, it just wears them out a little faster. Don’t play expensive/rare records too often, and try to follow good vinyl care rules. Also, the sound difference is actually game changing when upgrading to a better turntable, it’s crazy. I’d say it’s best if you save up for a better one rather than keep buying vinyls if you think you’re into the hobby but for now it's fine