The best turntable deals 2025: lowest prices on great record players

Sony PS-LX310BT was £239 now £199 at Amazon (save £40)
We love a good deal on this excellent Sony Bluetooth turntable. The PS-LX310BT is a plug-and-play fully automatic design that includes phono stage and can connect to up to eight Bluetooth headphones or speakers. The price has settled at £199 in the last couple of months, and it remains a great budget buy for modern vinyl fans looking for a versatile deck.

Deal also at: Currys, Richer Sounds, Sevenoaks, ElectricShop

Pro-Ject Debut Pro was £699 now £599 at Richer Sounds (save £100)
£100 off this two-time What Hi-Fi? Award-winning turntable is fantastic value. We've been deeply impressed by the Pro-Ject Debut Pro – here, Pro-Ject has taken all of its expertise and experience and condensed it into something brilliant, crafting a deck that blows you away with its clarity, precision and finesse. This Pro model is being discontinued, but don't miss out on getting your hands on a fabulous deck at a great discount.

Audio Technica AT-LPW50BTRW was £420 now £379 at AV.com (save £41)
This easy-to-use turntable comes with built-in phono stage and Bluetooth streaming, and delivers a smooth, easy-going sound that's enjoyable to listen to. The AT-LPW50BTRW looks lovely too, and worth the discount if you're after a trendy, capable and versatile Bluetooth turntable that you can connect to wireless speakers and Bluetooth headphones.

Pro-Ject 2Xperience SB: was £799 now £659 at Richer Sounds (save £140)
We originally reviewed this premium Pro-Ject deck back in 2016 at £1050, but the price went down to £799 last year – but is now even cheaper with a further £100 off. This is a sleek, well-made turntable that offers a rich, full-bodied midrange. It could be more precise and insightful, but its warm, endearing sound will please many, especially at this lowest-ever price.

Audio-Technica ATLP120XUSB: was £279 now £245 at Richer Sounds (save £34)
The ATLP120USB we tested nearly four years ago was a sturdy performer with a tonally even sound and ample features, including a USB output for ripping your vinyl into digital files to a Mac or PC. The updated 'X' model features a more efficient direct drive motor, anti-skating adjustment, a refreshed design and a switchable phono preamp. As a budget spinner, it's a solid design for vinyl newbies and amateur DJs.

Audio Technica AT-LP120XUSB was $399 now $349 at Amazon (save $50)
Audio-Technica’s USB turntable was a four-star performer when we reviewed it a while ago, with the fact that it's still being made today testifying to its enduring quality and popularity. The direct-drive table offers 33, 45, and 78 RPM speeds, with a damped base construction designed for reduced low-frequency feedback.

Deal also available at Target