Sony Walkman® DNS505 Personal CD Player

Pros: Price, Quality, Software, Battery Life, Ease of Use (after a few days)

Cons: Construction? (jury is still out on this), Ease of Use (first few days)

The Bottom Line: For a reasonably priced alternative to the MP3 and other digital only media players, this is the best you can do.

Review: WHY I BOUGHT THIS I am a runner and listen to music while I run. I travel often on business and take a headset with me for the plane, airport, etc. I want to have a lot of music on one disc so I don't have to carry a lot of CD's. I have tried the Sony ...

Pros: Good Price, One Hand Operation, Solid Construction, Dust/Water Resistant

Cons: NO REMOTE, Right handed only, cant reach hold/volume button

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this to right handed individuals who want to hold their mp3 cd player rather than have it in a pocket or backpack.

Review: I recently bought this for 59.99 although listed price is around 70 dollars. Included in the package is the h.ear earphones which i have decided to use as a backup cause they aren't that comfortable. Sonicstage 2.0 CD-ROM and its manual along with the ...

Pros: weight, sound, non-skip

Cons: controls, comfort, headphones

Review: When I first transitioned from the previous model to this one, it took a little getting used to. I run daily with my walkman and the things that I felt uncomfortable about with this model were the comfort of carrying it, the comfort of the controls, ...

Pros: I wouldn't recommend this unit.

Cons: Solid plastic grip is poorly designed.

The Bottom Line: Poorly designed, bulky, and useful for jogging only.

Review: Maybe I just bought a bad unit, but from the onset this player made intermittent clicking noises while playing a CD. It's not something I would hear over the headphones or when using outdoors. But if I hooked this unit up to a set of portable speakers ...