Editors’ Choice 2025 turntables show prices are up and cheap decks still disappoint. Choosing a long-term table now takes more thought—but pays off in music.

There's little point curating the perfect vinyl collection if your record player isn't good enough to make your LPs and singles truly sing. We have an expert panel of five seasoned audiophiles who ...

Record players are arguably the most temperamental of hi-fi components. Even the best are easily upset by inconsiderate positioning, poor adjustment or inadequate support. Get everything right, though ...

Compared to a lot of other devices that Digital Trends reviews on a regular basis, testing out the newest and best turntables ...

Fluance’s preference for a glossy finish may not be your first choice, but the RT85N should absolutely be on your radar as a purely analog turntable. There’s no preamp here, so you’ll need to buy one ...

Why you can trust What Hi-Fi? Our expert team reviews products in dedicated test rooms, to help you make the best choice for your budget. Find out more about how we test. Chances are, you’ve seen a ...

If you think vinyl is old fashioned, you couldn't be more wrong. While the basic technology behind turntables hasn't changed much in the last decade or so, the surrounding audio ecosystem has come on ...

Avid Ingenium Plug&Play: two-minute review The Avid Ingenium Plug&Play is a belt-driven unsuspended turntable and it’s the very smallest and simplest turntable that the company makes. This might sound ...

The Orbit turntable is quite literally a work of art. It was created by designer Lillian Brown to make music visible. Sadly, it doesn't seem like it'll be made into a production model – but you can ...

In an exclusive extract from his new book The Radio Phonics Laboratory, Justin Patrick Moore takes us through the secret history of the links between wartime cryptography and electro-funk By the 1940s ...