Rega reviews & products

What Hi-Fi? Awards 2019 winner. Rega's revamped deck is up there with the best

What Hi-Fi? Awards 2018 winner. Perseverance has paid off for this sensational amp

The Planar 1 Plus offers the winning combination of convenience and superb sound.

Looking for the best phono stage under £100? This Rega is an convincing option.

How do you improve the almost perfect? Rega has managed it with the Fono MM MK3

These Regas don’t quite deliver the music with the enthusiasm we expect

Rega's precise-sounding speakers leave us scratching our heads...

Rega's analogue interconnects help deliver and energetic yet balanced sound...

Rega's redesign of a classic turntable retains the great sound and simple set-up...

A good DAC from Rega, but can it give its rivals a run for their money?

A phono stage of rare quality, but be sure to partner with a similarly talented turntable...

Best stereo amplifier £1000+, Awards 2016. A stunning stereo amplifier that delivers a masterclass in detail retrieval and timing

The RP8/Apheta is a terrific combination that sets sky-high standards for the price. Take care with system matching, though

The unadorned RP1 is an impressive turntable in its own right, but the upgraded version puts in one hell of a performance

Best phono stage, Awards 2016. A great all-rounder that will deliver sonic excitement to any budget set-up

Best turntable £800+ Awards 2013. Relatively simple styling, but don't let this fool you – the Rega is one of the top performers at the money

Got the budget? Got the system? Hear the Rega

New Apollo shoots for the moon, but falls just short

Best stereo amp £400-£600, Awards 2012. The Rega Brio-R is an immensely musical amplifier that doesn't cost silly money

Simply doesn't sound like a budget record player

The Elicit is a decent, enjoyable amplifier and well worth a listen, though we reckon more ability is available for the same money

The Rega does a fine job with high frequencies – they shine when they should, but never spill into hardness

With more style, sharpness and sense of timing than James Bond, the Rega Apollo has it all to give

Best turntable up to £300–£600, Awards 2010. Up and running, this deck is a sonic superstar. It latches onto the musical message with a skill that eva