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Sony MDR-AS20J Active Headphones review
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 Read more
26 June 2008 by Jasmine France
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Sony MDR-AS100W Active Headphones review
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 Read more
6 June 2008 by Jasmine France
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Sony MDR-EX700 sound-isolating earphones review
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 Read more
23 May 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Sony Walkman NWZ-A828 review
Sony's players never fail to win style points, and we're definitely impressed by the classy look of the new Walkman NWZ-A828 music and video player. It blows us away with its stellar audio performance and vivid, bright screen quality, making it one of our favourites Read more
21 April 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Sony PFR-V1 headphones review
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 Read more
16 April 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Sony Walkman NWZ-A829 review
Sony's players never fail to win style points, and we're definitely impressed by the classy look of the new Walkman NWZ-A829 music and video player. It blows us away with its stellar audio performance and vivid, bright screen quality, making it one of our favourites Read more
14 April 2008 by Nate Lanxon
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > MP3 Players
Sony Walkman NWZ-A826 review
Sony's players never fail to win style points, and we're definitely impressed by the classy look of the new Walkman NWZ-A826 music and video player. It blows us away with its stellar audio performance and vivid, bright screen quality, making it one of our favourites Read more
7 April 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Sony Walkman NWZ-A815 review
We are happy to report that both high prices and Sony's SonicStage software are nowhere to be seen on the new range of A-Series players. Instead, you'll get a heap of high-quality codecs that can be organised with the utmost simplicity. Simple to use and great looks -- now who wouldn't be happy? Read more
9 October 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Sony Walkman NWZ-A816 review
We are happy to report that both high prices and Sony's SonicStage software are nowhere to be seen on the new range of A-Series players. Instead, you'll get a heap of high-quality codecs that can be organised with the utmost simplicity. Simple to use and great looks -- now who wouldn't be happy? Read more
1 September 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Sony Walkman NWZ-A818 review
We are happy to report that both high prices and Sony's SonicStage software are nowhere to be seen on the new range of A-Series players. Instead, you'll get a heap of high-quality codecs that can be organised with the utmost simplicity. Simple to use and great looks -- now who wouldn't be happy? Read more
1 September 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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