Sony Walkman NW-E407 1 GB

i have had this mp3 player for a few years now, and it is possibly the best small mp3 player i have ever owned. admittedly the storage capacity isnt the largest in the world, but then with the atrac facility to shrink the files down it can still hold approximately 30-35 albums, and even though this means they are stored at low (64kbps) quality they still get reproduced at a very good level. as many others have said, the battery life of this model is second to none, 1 minute charge for 1 hour playback, and from a full charge the player will go for ever and a day. it links to any sony system flawlessly (i have it hooked up to my ps3) and again reproduces the sound very ...  Read the complete review

i really loved this i have had it nearly for a year now and it has never let me down . I like its style and size. also the best feature is the battery length as it lasts for 50hrs and 1 min charge = i hr . i have only just found out it has different screen colours iam gutted . The only problem is that sometimes the joystick does not respond and i have not been able to find a strap for jogging jet . I find it 10 x better than the ipod shuffle which broke within a couple of months when i dropped it .I also find the sony one is a bit more durable and less likely to ...  Read the complete review

I received a Sony nw-e407 Walkman as a gift Christmas (2005). As I had never owned an mp3 player before I was starting from scratch. I found the whole process of software installation surprisingly straight forward and easy. Memory This player has an internal one gigabyte flash memory, capable of storing 47 hours of muisic dependant on sound quality (bitrate). the majority of tracks that i have stored are at 190(bitrate).This is good enough quality for a portable device and has aloude me to store round about 400 tracks. once you have stored your tracks (mentioned later). They can be played skiped and scaned using the rotary switch alocated on the ...  Read the complete review