Turntables reviews & products

SME’s first all-in-one turntable package turns out to be a winner. It isn’t cheap, but it is brilliant.

There’s a lot to like about the Pro-Ject T1 turntable, but it could do with a little more care over timing and dynamics.

This beautiful fuss-free turntable shows that the Technics brand is beginning to hit its stride

A no-nonsense, fully automatic turntable with a built-in phono stage, Bluetooth and a surprisingly musical sound.

This isn’t your typical £1500 turntable, but the Cambridge Audio Alva TT is an interesting take with plenty of positives.

This capable, but lightweight, Bluetooth turntable doesn’t quite reach the standard of many previous Audio-Technica attempts.

The fourth generation of a classic 1980s turntable marks a return of the Dual brand and makes us all nostalgic.

Technics has built its reputation with DJ turntables, but the SL-1000R proves it can compete with the best sounding decks too

A quirky design and some interesting features can’t save this poor-sounding turntable