These vintage-style record players aren't just a recreated retro centerpiece, they're also a reliable way to play music from modern sources.

We tested several entry-level record player models, all under $300, to find the best ones for total vinyl beginners or seasoned audiophiles.

I’ve tried CDs, streaming, and more, but after eight years my Audio-Technica Stereo Turntable is still my favorite way to listen to music. Here’s why I love my record player as much as I do.

Our expert reviewed several turntables to find the best record players across budgets, including ones with wireless playback and automatic controls.

We reviewed the U-Turn Orbit custom record player and it was delivered quickly, cost less than its competitors, and looks unique and attractive. How to listen to high-quality beats now.

Unlike a record player, though, a turntable does not come with a built-in preamp, amplifier or speaker — all of these come together in a record player to simplify the experience.

The Udreamer Bluetooth Record Player is now just $34 at Walmart. Shoppers love its retro looks, user-friendly build, and "excellent" sound quality.