Sony Accessories

Sony Reader Pocket Edition PRS-300

Dispensing with bells and whistles, the Reader Pocket Edition PRS-300 ebook reader does one job and does it well. It's extremely easy to read text on its e-ink display, it's attractive and pocketable, and it's very simple to use. Overall, we think it's the best ebook reader currently on the UK market

Editor's rating 7.5

Sony Reader Touch Edition PRS-600

The Reader Touch Edition PRS-600 is a decent ebook reader with some intriguing capabilities, such as its touchscreen, which not only lets you turn pages with a swipe of a finger but also allows you to make annotations. It's not as simple to use as Amazon's Kindle, but it offers much more freedom when it comes to finding books

Editor's rating 6.5

Sony MDR-NC500D

The over-the-ear MDR-NC500Ds are, according to Sony, the world's first digital noise-cancelling headphones. Lightweight and extremely comfortable, they certainly provide the best noise-cancelling experience we've had to date. We just wish the bass response was better

Editor's rating 8.0

Sony Reader PRS-505

Sony's newly released Reader PRS-505 trumps the competiting ebook readers, if you ask us. Its design is more attractive and it's significantly cheaper than its rivals. It's also rather pleasant to use, with a 600x800-pixel resolution e-ink display that simply doesn't feel like a screen

User rating 9.0

Editor's rating 8.0

Sony MDR-AS20J Active Headphones

The Sony MDR-AS20J Active Headphones will work for listeners who are used to listening to stock 'phones, but now want something that's suitable for jogging or the gym. One thing's for sure: they get loud enough to drown out machine whirs and disturbing human grunting

Editor's rating 6.0

Sony PSP Headset with Remote Control

You can now use your slim Sony PSP to chat via Skype and the Sony PSP Headset with Remote Control bundles the necessary accessories together to make this possible. Available in black and white versions, this comfortable headset with have you chatting in no time

Editor's rating 7.0

Sony MDR-AS100W Active Headphones

it can be surprisingly difficult to find a decent pair of fitness-friendly headphones, but Sony has entered the fray with its Active Headphones range. The AS100Ws are well designed, with an adjustable over-the-head band that should fit snugly on most gym bunnies. They don't sound bad, either

Editor's rating 6.3

Sony MDR-EX700

The £200 Sony MDR-EX700s are a welcome addition to the high-end, sound-isolating earphone market. The lightweight 'phones fit nicely on the ear and are an excellent option for loud, powerful music. They also deliver pleasant warmth to softer tunes too

Editor's rating 7.2

Sony DualShock 3

Hit the virtual road with the Sony DualShock 3 games controller. Finally, the feeling of firing your gun in a first-person shooter like Resistance becomes more realistic with the rumble feature on this controller. It also includes motion sensing and Bluetooth wireless connectivity

Editor's rating 8.0

Sony PFR-V1 headphones

The Sony PFR-V1 headphones are nothing if not interesting. While they're not initially very visually appealing, they aim to bridge the gap between headphone and speaker sound. Their unique design helps to create a more believable sound stage, especially for classical and acoustic listening

Editor's rating 7.0

Sony RHT-G800

All-in-one speaker systems produce a virtual surround effect -- a decent solution for those not prepared to turn their front room into a gigantic ball of wire. Sony has taken an interesting approach by building its virtual surround-sound speakers into a TV stand

User rating 9.5

Editor's rating 6.6

Sony DR-BT50 Bluetooth headphones

Sony's new DR-BT50s are ultra-stylish headphones aimed at the trendy 20-somethings who want to rock out with their MP3-laden mobile phone. With a built-in microphone, a set of music-player controls and even folder-navigation buttons, the DR-BT50s have potential

Editor's rating 8.0

Sony MDR-710LP

Sony has added to its well designed, high-performance headphones lineup with the MDR-710LPs -- light and portable headphones that strike a good balance between style, comfort, performance and value. You'll hear an exceptional amount of detail in your music, but don't expect lashings of velvety warmth

Editor's rating 7.0

Sony MDR-EX71SL

Sony's MDR-EX71SL earbud-style headphones offer 100dB sensitivity and quality sound in a ultra-compact and portable format. These well-designed headphones feature sealed driver casings to block out background noise and are now available in iPod-friendly white as well as black and silver

Editor's rating 7.3

Sony LocationFree

The Sony LocationFree lets you watch TV programmes being shown at your house remotely via the Internet, just like the Slingbox. Its best feature is that it works with the PSP, an ideal device for watching video on the go, but it's more expensive and has fewer features than its rival

Editor's rating 7.0

Sony DRU-800A

While many drives choke on certain brands or types of media, or produce errors on the outside edge of the disk at top speed, Sony's reliable DRU-800A just works. We love stuff that you don't have to fuss over when you use it, and this definitely fits in that category

Editor's rating 6.3