Sony Walkman Review
A user-friendly MP3 player with fast syncing and a long battery life, this Sony Walkman device allows you to drag and drop media files from multiple applications, including iTunes and Windows Media Player. The SensMe feature conveniently groups your songs together by beats-per-minute, creating fun on-the-go playlists. We liked the feature that lets you turn down the vocals and boost the music so you can sing along with your favorite tunes, all while reading the lyrics on the screen. The device is easy enough to navigate with the five-way circular button interface. The screen isn’t really large enough to enjoy video or photo, but as a music player, it more than serves its purpose for the price of $100.49.
Strengths
Stores up to 2,000 songs or 12 hours of video A single charge lets you hear 50 hours of audio or watch 10 hours of video 2-inch display has 320×240 pixel resolution Compatible with MP3, WAV, AAC, and WMA audio files and WMV video files Easy navigation with the 5-way circular button Allows you to load media quickly from various applications SensMe feature groups your music by beats-per-minute Includes FM radio Weaknesses Volume control buttons are not easily accessible Small display not ideal for pictures and video |
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