With the exception of 6GB more space and no FM radio, the guts of Sonys NWZ-A818 Walkman are exactly the same as its tinier, cuter 2GB cousin, the NWZ-S615F. Unless 8GB is their magic number for drive space, we cant imagine wanting to spend the ext...
Abstract: Sometimes large corporates like Sony can release a gadget and plug away at it without realising what they have. This is true for the Sony Walkman range, for while all the eyes have been over on the iPod stand Sony have been building a little belter of ...
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Published: 2007-11-20, Author: Brian , review by: icrontic.com
Abstract: Most of the time I just the first and last page of reviews. As far as this review goes, let me say this: I like the Sony A818. A lot. Read on to discover why; I think you’ll want to know. My Affair with Sony With the holiday shopping season coming up...
Lightweight, easy to navigate, good video resolution, works with multiple music formats, better earbuds
No FM tuner or recording capability
The 818 Walkman video player is Sonys top-of-the-line portable player, part of their 810 Series and the first the company is billing as "open standard." Sony has finally seen the light and will now support music downloaded from todays most popular s...
Abstract: When I heard the Sony Walkman was going to be relaunched this year, I knew I had to review it. I have been a fan of the Walkman for…well, pretty much my whole life. As I recall, the Walkman will play audio cassette tapes in a bidirectional format...
The Sony NWZ-A810 offers a slim design with a lovely, ample screen. Its also easy to use and comes with high-quality earphones. Audio quality is excellent, and there are plenty of sound enhancement options and two custom EQs. The player supports photo...
Even with the included extender, the Sony NWZ-A810s earphone cable is very short. The placement of the hold button on the back of the player is neither convenient nor ergonomic. Theres no FM tuner, voice recorder, or memory expansion slot.
The Sony NWZ-A810 offers a fantastic display, a sleek design and interface, and a stellar battery life--plus, its one of the few MP3 players that sound great right out of the box. Users looking for the whole package (sans radio) will be pleased.
The Sony NWZ-A810 offers a slim design with a lovely, ample screen. Its also easy to use and comes with high-quality earphones. Audio quality is excellent, and there are plenty of sound enhancement options and two custom EQs. The player supports photo...
Even with the included extender, the Sony NWZ-A810s earphone cable is very short. The placement of the hold button on the back of the player is neither convenient nor ergonomic. Theres no FM tuner, voice recorder, or memory expansion slot.
The Sony NWZ-A810 offers a fantastic display, a sleek design and interface, and a stellar rated battery life--plus, its one of the few players that sounds great right out of the box. Users looking for the whole package (sans radio) will be pleased.
Easy to use; Drag and Drop Function; Superb audio quality; Long battery life; Support for various audio and video files
Screen is too small for video viewing; No FM Tuner or voice recorder; Price
The Sony Walkman NWZ-A818 can handle most of the files you throw at it and has a great sound output, making it one of the best multimedia players we have seen to date. Unfortunately, its RRP of $369 is quite pricey in comparison to other 8GB players av...
Abstract: The Sony Walkman (NWZ-A818) sounds great, but will its overall performance be able to justify its relatively expensive price tag? We listen to this small wonder and find out what’s in store for those willing to take the plunge. Click to enlargeThe b...
