What is it: Stylish MP3 player with 2GB built-in flash memory and sports features
What we think: Fitness-minded users should take a close look at this flash MP3 player, but make sure you're comfortable with SonicStage before you commit
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 26 October 2006
Tags: Sony, Sony NW-S205F (2GB), LCD, paper, ATRAC
We like:
Unique design and several fitness-friendly extras; nifty uses of Sony's G-sensor technology; excellent sound quality; FM radio
We don't like:
Sony's subpar SonicStage software; no fitness software to help track your progress; uncomfortable earbuds
CNET UK judgement:
The NW-S200 Walkman proves once again that Sony knows what it's doing in the hardware department. Fitness-minded users should take a close look at this flash MP3 player, but make sure you're happy with SonicStage before you commit
Full review:
We blogged about Sony's NW-S200 Sports Walkman MP3 player back in July, and we hoped, in the interim, that the company might have addressed its SonicStage jukebox software. Unfortunately, that was not to be, but the sleek little NW-S200 serves as a reminder that Sony can at least get the hardware right. Continue Reading...
Sony NW-S205F (2GB) History
3 Nov 2006 in Reviews
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