I'd like a little more pitch stability and, hopefully, a bit less background noise from records.
Specifications
Drive method: belt drive
Motor: 16-pole AC synchronous
Platter: 300mm, 2.7kg
Speeds: 33 and 45rpm
Wow and flutter: 0.05%
Fumble: 75dB
Dimensions: 430 x 360 x 150mm
If you have a problem with pitch stability it could mean you need a new belt - because there is no way the human ear could detect a wow and flutter of 0.05% which was the measured spec on a new unit. It is unlikely the motor is playing about as in my experience they either work or the stop working but perhaps other Wammers have experienced differently and will post summat. Some pressings can have the center hole slightly off center which will affect pitch stability so check if the problem is happening on all recordings or just some - if just some then it is probably the recording.
A quick check would be to find a strobe (you can google them and print them out) and with a standard incandescent lamp (or halogen one) check the turntable speed. https://www.soundsclassic.com/ttsdteg.html The dotted lines should appear stationary when the turntable is bang on speed - fluctuations in speed will result in the dotted lines appear to turn clockwise or anticlockwise.
As to hum - that has to be down to the cartridge and or the earthing on your turntable. Try running an earth wire from the chassis to the earth point on the back of your amp. The easiest way is to find a nut that fits the suspension bolts and wrap a wire around it and secure by turning the new nut to clamp up to the existing one then run the wire out the back and down to the amp with the signal leads).
Other wammers may have some ideas on curing the hum problem.
Too many people want you to buy the same as they have (it is almost like having a club to reinforce your belief or lack of belief that you need support). As you say let your ears do the judging.
It is a fine turntable - and you have a fine cartridge on it too .. enjoy