Pro-Ject reviews & products

Updated The Pro-Ject Primary E is a great first turntable for those on a budget.

Another talented vinyl product from Pro-Ject, but not quite an all-rounder.

A gloriously designed turntable, but it’s not quite a modern classic

Move aside, pretenders. The Primary shows Pro-Ject is king of the budget turntable

A sophisticated, elegant and classy turntable

A solid and authoritative turntable, which oozes aesthetic class...

Full-bodied, musical turntable that will suit many listeners down to the ground

Pro-Ject brings optical to the turntable party with mostly good results

The Carbon is a high-tech turntable at sensible money, but how does it sound?

Despite its smart design and solid sound, this little amp isn’t quite up to scratch at this price

The Pro-ject 1 Xpression UKX is clearly one of the class leaders. Nothing else at this price digs up as much detail or delvers it with such precision

It’s an eye-catching, robust-sounding ensemble from Pro-Ject, which just misses out on the full five-star treatment

This Debut remains a seriously tempting proposition

The Elemental is yet another top class budget deck from Pro-Ject. It’s a fine first step on the vinyl ladder

Best turntable under £400, Awards 2015. An excellent entry-level turntable that gets all the basics spot-on

It’s not going to set the world alight, but the DAC Box DS is a solid performer

Plenty of bass weight and control, but we’d like a little more engagement

While Pro-ject's Streambox DS may be a handy size, we found it lacking in its ability to deliver the goods

Strikingly clear sound and is pleasingly fuss-free to use

A small and simple amp, packing enormous punch, but performance is a classic mixed bag

Pro-Ject's boffins have tweaked the Debut S/E3 turntable for even better sound

The Pro-Ject DBS1 is a microsystem for your iPod

These striking Pro-ject standmounters have certainly got looks to die for, but we found them to be too dynamically challenged for us

There are plenty of good points about this Pro-ject USB toting DAC, but it's still on the pedestrian side for us

Sporting a sassy woodgrain finish and all the qualities that make a Pro-ject deck worth checking out, the 2 Experience Classic is well worth an auditi

The Pro-ject DAC Box USB is a truly tiny box, just 10cm across, but there is still room for three inputs

Precision and integration keep the Pro-ject 2 Xperience X-Pack among the top vinyl players

This budget turntable from Pro-ject is a sturdy performer, leaving us with little to complain about for the money

This tiny Stereo Box sounds incredibly powerful, but the trade-off is a shortage of insight

We love the Juke Box idea. It doesn't challenge the best separates solution at the price, but remains a worthy alternative

This minimalist box has a rich, layered midrange but it lacks the all-round skills to pick up all five stars

Pro-Ject continues to bring much enlightenment to the masses with its latest budget charmer

The Pro-ject Xtension turntable proves Project can compete at all price levels

The Pro-ject Headbox SEII gives a lot for your money but some may find that the sound is wanting

A good phono stage, but it needs more enthusiasm for the task

This deck is good enough to challenge the very best at this price level – make sure you give it a long listen

This turntable is a Fiesta, not a Ferrari – it won’t set your pulse rating, but will do a fine day-to-day job for the money

Dinky in size and sound quality

It’s beautiful, but in an audition you might find this Pro-ject doesn’t stand out from the class-leader

This Pro-ject deck was great in its original form, and is a better buy in its latest guise

Improve the sound of your headphones with this excellent add-on headphone amp