Typical price: £29
What is it: Flash-based MP3 player with built-in USB plug
What we think: Well-priced and easy to use, but it's not what we call exciting
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 19 November 2008
Tags: Sony, Sony NWZ-B133 Walkman, tuner, accessories, bookmarking
We like:
Its low price; convenient to use
We don't like:
No USB extension cable or software provided
Also known as:
NWZ-B133F, NWZ-B135F, NWZ-B135 and NWZ-N135F
You might also need:
Better headphones; USB extension cable
CNET UK judgement:
It's not an exciting player, but it's well-priced, easy to use, pleasantly designed and it sounds great once you've upgraded the bundled earphones
Full review:
Sony's B series NWZ-B133 -- also sold as the NWZ-B133F, NWZ-B135, NWZ-N135F and plenty of other names depending on the colour and GB size -- is a simple drag and drop USB stick-styled entry-level Walkman. Continue Reading...
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