We've rounded-up the best budget turntables on the market, whether you're looking to buy your first deck, rip your vinyl using a USB deck or upgrade an existing entry-level model.
Feeling a little more flush? You can check out some more expensive models in our complete round-up of the best turntables to buy in 2017...
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Lenco L-85
This is the best budget plug-and-play turntable we've seen. And yes, other colours are available (six in total). If this is the limit of your budget, it's a no-brainer.
Pro-Ject Primary
If you’re looking for a way ‘in’ to the record revival, the Primary is an excellent introduction. And it's a much better option than a Crosley turntable.
Also consider
Pro-ject Essential II
Rega Planar 1
Even as an entry-level turntable, this is the kind of record player that could take pride of place in a more aspirational hi-fi system.
The Planar 1 makes its competitor’s renditions sound like rehearsals for the main event, thanks to its spritely, entertaining sound. That's why it's a 2016 Award winner.
Also consider
NAD C 556
Audio Technica AT-LP5
One of our favourite turntables outright, it's ability to convert your vinyl to digital format makes the LP5 a great spend of anyone's money.
