The player ran on two AA batteries and could last up to 35 hours. You could purchase the model in black or silver only. Sony Walkman NW-E505/507 (2005): it’s an MP3 player In 2005, Sony released the ...

Ninm Lab is obsessed with retro gadgets, from cameras to cassette decks, and its latest project — the Playdisc — reimagines the humble MP3 player ... from Sony’s original Walkman and feature ...

Astell & Kern and its parent company (then iRiver, now Dreamus) developed the Activo CT10 portable music player for the ...

Believe it or not, the MP3 player is not dead ... and there’s even support for the LDAC and aptX HD codec. Sony’s NW-A306 Walkman doesn’t offer all the functionality of the iPad Touch ...

With a battery and a sizable SD card, this could have been the portable MP3 player many of us never knew we wanted until the iPod came out in the early 00s, and would certainly still work today ...

Whether you'd rather unplug while you listen to music or don't want to have multiple music subscriptions cluttering your phone, an MP3 player is an outdated yet still attainable solution.

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Here’s how to find the best MP3 player at any price point. Best Overall: Sony NW-A306 Walkman MP3 Player Best Budget: AGPTEK A09X Portable Music Player Best Under $100: Phinistec Z6 MP3 Player ...

Or maybe the thought of a portable mechanical music player simply appeals to your quirkier nature ... the general consensus is that a second-hand Sony Walkman from the 90s is one of your best bets if ...