Sony D-EJ 715

This was my first CD Walkman that I ever brought. Reason for buying it was the fact that I just brought a CD-Writer and now I had access to making my own CD's (instead of buying them). Although it doesn't play mp3's it runs fine on normal CD's and CD-R's. I've not had any luck with CD-RW's so far. The Walkman comes with 2x AA Rechargeable batteries, Mains Adapter, and headphones with remote. The D-EJ715 contains a built in rechargeable circuit so you can charge your batteries up with the batteries supplied with them sitting in their. You can also use the mains adapter to power the CD Walkman. Like most of the models of ...

I bought one of these things just over a year ago. I haven't had a single problem in all that time, and it's running as good as new even now. And it has just about every feature you can get in a portable CD player. FEATURES 1. G-protection Jog Proof - Sony’s sort of top end jog protection. What’s the difference? The G-protection is meant to stop it skipping even it is loose in you pocket when jogging, not just when your holding it in you hand like most jog proofs. The only problem with it is, its not jog proof! Although its fine with normal use bumpy rides in cars etc. etc. if you go jogging/running like I do you'll find it ...

The D-EJ715 is a good little Portable CD Player however, with all the items it comes with the Lifetime of the batteries is not what is actually suggested by Sony, the 32hours is very unlikely and even in the best circumstances I have only had 24 hours of playback, However the Optical Line out function means that if you have a minidisc player copying CD's couldn't be easier, however If you don't have an MD Player this ability is wasted. The remote control which is supplied is very good and can prove very useful although it can cause tracks to accidentily be skipped. Also the Jog-Proof claim by Sony is not true, If you are doing a short Jog this claim is true, ...