Should you get a Bluetooth turntable? They offer an easy and inexpensive way to bring vinyl music to your life, but may not be right for everyone. We break it down for you.

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While there are plenty of feature-packed turntables hitting the market right now – with automatic operation, built-in phono ...

Not only is the Cambridge Audio Evo One able to deliver a range of audio sources – whether it's lossless streaming, phono ...

There are five new products, but really it’s about the turntables, which are all-in-one systems designed to take on brands ... You can also stream music via Bluetooth 5.3 with Auracast, compatible ...

The two turntable systems are called The Tina and The Stevie – yes, all products in this range have an iconic musician's first name attributed to them – and they integrate speakers and Bluetooth into ...

Pro-Ject's new Colourful Audio System 2 and E make it simple to dive into stereo sound with a turntable, amp, and speakers .

It’s not uncommon for Victrola’s all-in-one turntables to have built-in Bluetooth, which allows you to stream music when ...

The series, available in September, includes two all-in-one turntable systems ... it includes DAB+/FM radio, Bluetooth streaming, and USB playback. The turntable is built with an aluminum die ...

For a product to take up one of a buying guide ... updates don’t always – or even all that often – see changes in the lineups. So you can imagine our surprise and delight when we came to update our ...

Record players to get your vinyl sounding great - Do your vinyl justice with the best turntables to play them on. Ross Lydall ...

Good, it's because I've spent years collecting vinyl, and as a collective group at Esquire, we've spent hours upon hours with all ... The bluetooth bit is obvious, you can connect this turntable ...