Sony Walkman NWZ-A815 2 GB

The Sony NWZ-A815 is a player that focus on simplicity and style, where less is more. The slim and compact player is quite well designed, with its matt black finish that bring a sense of elegance and style. When using the supplied headphones, the sound quality was quite good, with a good level of bass. Upon using an additional pair of headphones, there was little improvement in sound quality overall, mainly due to the fact that the supplied headphones is already quite good. However, the length of the supplied headphone is rather short which could make it uncomfortable. Its battery stamina is impressive, on average providing up to 45 hours of ...  Read the complete review

I wanted an alternative to an ipod to avoid both itunes restrictions and also at the time the nanos did not play video. After much searching, and I regret to say it thinking about the "coolness" factor, I bought this and have not since regretted it. It is bigger than an ipod nano but is definitely not any sort of brick! It looks cool and when I bought mine came in three colours black, white and pink. As with most Sony items, the build quality is excellent and it certainly does not look tacky or cheap. The controls are intuitive and easy to use and there are a good range of usual music functions such as playlists and playing sonfs with ...  Read the complete review

This is copied from my Ciao account d15549 - http://www.ciao.co.uk/Sony_Walkman_NWZ_A815_2_GB_Black__Review_5777785 This is a great MP3 player for people who want really good audio quality, and do not want to pay a premium for an iPod. The sound quality of this M P 3 player is one of the best, and the supplied ear phones are excellent. The LCD is a decent size to view artist info, and watch short clips. It is not amazing if you want to watch videos - I would recommend buying a PSP or an Archos (or something similar) if you want to watch a lot of movies on the go! The battery life is better than most of the competitors on the market, with ...  Read the complete review