Prime Day turntable deals 2025: Although the sales are over, you still have a chance to grab a new deck for less - but be quick

Prime Day is Amazon's first major event of 2025 and this year they've taken the unprecedented step of extending it from the usual 2 days to 4. This year that will take place between 8 and 11 July. Due to this longer period, we're expecting to see more deals on the things you love, but they'll possibly not stick around for as long.

Find out more at Amazon Prime Day homepage.

You will often see Prime Day deals hanging around for a few days after the event has ended, so don't fret if you miss out during Prime Day itself as you may still have an opportunity to save.

If you want to take advantage of the best Prime Day turntable deals 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.

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, not only over the days of Prime Day itself, but in the lead up to the main event throughout July.

So, technically yes. Prime Day is 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 Day. So, in a nutshell, it pays to shop around as you won't always find the biggest Prime Day bargains at Amazon.