You don't need expensive component gear to listen to vinyl. You can connect to your favorite wireless speaker with a Bluetooth turntable. These are our favorites.

Naturally, this means you'll be in the market to buy a new turntable, which is where we come in. What Hi-Fi? has been reviewing turntables ever since we started in 1976, so we know just how tricky – ...

The quick list Want to cut to the bit where we tell you which turntables are the absolute best – whatever your budget? Have at this bevy of beauties. You can jump to a more detailed review of ...

The DG X is supplied with a tinted acrylic dust-cover, and as is appropriate in the overall context of this turntable, it is designed to be as resistant to resonance as is possible. With the ...

We have so far published two five-star reviews that couldn't be more different: a mega high-end Vertere turntable and a more affordable Bluetooth turntable from Pro-Ject have both impressed us.

It’s one of the best record players that I’ve ever tested — let me tell you why. As with everything at the moment, you’re ...

We tested and researched a range of turntables, leaning on expert reviews, feedback from our vinyl-obsessed coworkers and friends, and our own hands-on experience. Whether you’re looking for a ...

That means more of us are either dusting off old record players or buying new ones. Setting up a turntable, though, has become something of a forgotten art for many of us. It was for me.

A read through our turntable reviews will hopefully give you an idea of how certain ones sound so you can get a steer on which model(s) could be a suitable addition to your system. But there's no ...

This turntable is definitely not fancy – it’s even quite affordable compared to similar models – but it looks pretty, and our friend gracefully gave us permission to set it up for ourselves in the ...