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.

That’s what Audio-Technica has achieved with its Sound Burger portable ... in battery and Bluetooth output make it a rather unique proposition in the crowded turntable market. You may like This ...

It's Record Store Day 2025 on Saturday 12 April, so Majority's timing couldn't be better: the UK audio firm has launched two new Bluetooth turntables at affordable prices.

Q. I am an avid vinyl listener and considering a turntable upgrade. I currently own an Audio-Technica AT-LP120-USB turntable and am considering the Technics SL-1200GR. I might add an Andover Audio ...

In a surprising move, the Japanese tech giant is getting in on the vinyl renaissance. Portable record players aren’t exactly ...

If you don’t need the in-built speakers and fancy a slimmer, sleeker turntable, Majority also just announced the £199.95 Stylo turntable, which uses the same Audio Technica cartridge and has Bluetooth ...

The world’s not short of wannabe Technics 1210s. Despite first impressions, the new Audio Technica AT-LP120XBT-USB is no lazy knock-off. It’s an extremely well-specified direct-drive turntable with a ...

The only difference to note is that the two new Era speakers have a USB-C line ... If you have a turntable with Bluetooth connectivity, like the excellent Audio-Technica AT-LP120XBT, you can ...

The compact Aurex AX-RP10 can connect to Bluetooth speakers and features a 10-hour battery.

Audio-Technica has built its reputation on making high-quality, affordable turntables — the kind of gear that gets vinyl ...