Prime Day turntable deals 2025: It's the end of Big Deal Days but there's still bargains to be found

The curtain has come down on this year's Amazon Prime Big Deal Days but after sifting through the discounts from earlier in the week, I found that you can still secure a new turntable for less right now.

If you're based in the US, you can still buy the Pro-Ject T1 Evo turntable in white for $613 - that's down from it's usual price of $649. This is an excellent option if you're looking for a premium, beautiful-sounding record player.

Meanwhile, in the UK, the two-speed House of Marley Stir It Up Lux Wireless Turntable remains down from £349 to £299.99. It's Bluetooth enabled so you can hook it up to a pair of speakers and, like all House of Marley products, it's sustainably crafted.

Below you'll find more turntable discounts, but with no indication when these deals will come to an end, my advice is to grab something while you can, otherwise you might just miss out.

Quick links

🇺🇸 US deals

• Amazon US
• Explore Amazon's range of turntables
• Save $100 on the StackStone turntable
• Victrola Eastwood II - 27% off

• Best non-Amazon sales
• Best Buy: Save $120 on the Victrola Bluetooth
• Target: There's 40% off the Crosley Coda
• Walmart: Audio-Technica, Victola & more
• Word Wide Stereo: Shop huge bundle deals

🇬🇧 UK deals

• Amazon UK
• Save £54 on the Audio-Technica LP120XUSBBK
• Audio-Technica LP120XBTUSB – save £40
• 1 BY ONE turntable - save 18%

• Best non-Amazon sales
• Currys: From Audio Technica to Sony
• Argos: Explore their budget record players
• John Lewis: Shop the latest turntable deals

🇺🇸 Editor's picks

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🇬🇧 Editor's picks

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More of our recommendations

We review and rate all the latest turntables, and only the cream of the crop are included in our guide to the best record players. Here are the best deals you'll find on our top picks today:

Prime Big Deal Days FAQ

When is Prime Big Deal Days 2025?

Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days is the second of Amazon's annual sales events and follows four Prime Days earlier in 2025.

This year's Prime Big Deal Days takes place over two days - October 7 & 8.

Find out more at Amazon Prime Day homepage.

You will often see Prime Big Deal Days bargains hanging around for a few days after the event has ended, so don't fret if you miss out on Tuesday and Wednesday as you may still have an opportunity to save throughout the remainder of the rest of the week.

Do I need a Prime subscription?

If you want to take advantage of the best Big Deal Days turntable discounts on Amazon, then yes, you will need to get yourself an Amazon Prime account.

You could always sign up for a free trial for the event, take advantage of all the Prime Day perks and then cancel before you have to start paying the full subscription amount.

You can currently sign up for an Amazon Prime 30-day free trial, after which you'll be charged $14.99/£8.99 per month for the service.

There’s also Prime Annual for $139/£95 and a cut-price student plan.

What turntable brands will be on sale on Prime Day?

Based on previous experience, the turntable discounts to look out for this year are likely to be on gear from big names such as Sony, Pro-Ject, Rega, Lenco, Audio-Technica and House of Marley.

If you're looking for a budget deck that performs well, specific models we'd encourage you to scout include the awesome Rega Planar 1, Sony PS-HX500 and the Audio-Technica AT-LP3 (all reviewed at the links).

If you have a little more in the budget , you'll be winning if you can find a good deal on the Technics SL-1500C, Pro-Ject T1 or Clearaudio Concept.

Whatever you're looking for, we'll be sharing all the best offers on this page.

Will there only be Prime Day deals on Amazon?

So, technically yes. Amazon's Prime Day sales events are purely an Amazon invention, however over the years we've seen increasing competition from non-Amazon retailers - like Target and Best Buy in US, and John Lewis in the UK - who see the buzz around Prime Day as an opportunity to slash prices on their sites too.

So actually, Amazon has done us all a favour and the price wars heat up across the board for the duration of Prime Big Deal Days. So, in a nutshell, it pays to shop around as you won't always find the biggest Prime Day bargains at Amazon.

Why you can trust us

The Louder team have been covering big online sales events including Amazon Prime Day and their Big Deal Days for a number of years now and are also heavily involved in bringing you all the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday bargains in November/December, alongside other major sales events, too.

We're all music fans and we also review a load of tech and have dozens of buyer's guides across the Louder site covering music hardware and more.

We'll always give you the pros and cons on items and we take things such as how easy it is to use, how it performs and if it represents good value for money into consideration when casting our eye over products.

If a product is aimed at musicians, we'll test it on stage or in the studio, while gear like turntables, headphones and speakers are put under the microscope in our homes to help give you an insight into how the product works in the real world – not in a soundproof booth.

All our reviews will always feature a couple of alternative options to give you as much choice as possible when it comes to choosing something that's going to be right for you.

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