Turntables reviews & products

The smooth, fluid-sounding Revela 1 are an undemanding listen, but their inability to cut loose is a major issue.

Moving up from the company's most basic design, the LP70X is still fairly basic and plastic, but it delivers good performance for the price, and is incredibly easy to set up.

JBL’s higher-level turntable leaves behind the pop-culture design of the cheaper Spinner BT and goes for modern vintage and direct driven the TT350 Classic. But how does it sound?

Can JBL’s first Bluetooth turntable offer wireless convenience and still deliver convincing sound quality?

Dual’s premium turntable is composed and detailed, with a bonus autostop feature and built-in phono stage making it easy to use.

The fully automatic Rekkord Audio F110 turntable is a breeze to use and a surprisingly capable listen.

Technics’ latest deck delivers a clean, punchy, composed sound, but the SL-1200GR2’s excellent build quality and ease of use are the true highlights.

The Naia is the ultimate expression of Rega’s turntable engineering philosophy.

Updated This beautiful fuss-free turntable shows that the Technics brand is beginning to hit its stride.

UPDATED Pro-Ject’s most ambitious Debut model yet has enough talent to worry the class leaders.