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Sony Headphone-Style Walkman MP3 Player (Black) - 2GB

Headphone-Style Walkman MP3 Player

Headphone-style Walkman, freed from headphone cables
Exceptional sound quality with 13.5mm EX headphones
Sonys unique spiral form headphones fit comfortably
Multi audio format support : MP3/ AAC-LC (NON DRM) / WMA / WMA-DRM
Quick charge: 3 min. for 90 min. playback / Full charge: 12 hrs. in 90 min.
USD 72.33

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Headphone-Style MP3 Player Description

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The NWZ-W202 is a wearable mp3 player with high quality secure-fit headphones, outstanding sound quality, ZAPPIN song search mode, and with 12 hours battery life. This unique and lightweight player is ideal for the street or the gym.

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The days of becoming unplugged during a run or workout are over. With the remarkable design of the compact NWZ-W202BLK W Series Walkman® MP3 player, you never have to worry about dangling wires again. With 2GB of memory built directly into the high-grade Sony headphones, you can focus on your next activity with complete wireless freedom. There's even a Zappin™ feature that scans through your tunes by playing a portion of the main melody and letting you choose to skip or play it. It includes a handy dock, perfect for charging and loading your music.

Music you can wear
This exclusive MP3 player’s unique spiral form fits compactly around your head so you can now be hands-free and totally cord-free.

Ready to jog
Find the perfect music for the moment, by Zappin forward, allowing you to easily navigate through your song collection by playing back main melodies or by using the Jog Dial to scroll and select your ideal track without the need for buttons.

Clear sound
The wearable 13.5mm EX headphones* offer exceptional sound quality with “clear audio technology” and maximum comfort while insulating sound through the hybrid silicone structure.

Quick charge
The sleek, standalone charger with USB connection gives a 90 minute charge in just 3 minutes. With a total battery life of over 12 hours, you don’t have to put your life on hold**.

* Precautions: Listening with headphones at high volume may affect your hearing. For traffic safety, do not use headphones while driving or cycling. The ear pads may deteriorate due to long-term storage or use.

** Actual battery life may vary based on product settings, usage patterns, operating environment and condition of battery.



** Specifications and package contents are subject to change without prior notice.

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Memory
2 GB
Maximum Power Output (16 ohms/mW)
5+5mW
Power Source
Built-in Li-ion Rechargeable Battery / USB power (From a computer via the supplied stand)
Recharging Method
USB-based charging
Recharge Time
Approx. 1.5 hrs (full charge) (Quick Charge - 3 min charge for up to 90 min Playback)
Weight
Approx. 35g
Clear Audio
13.5mm EX Headphones
Searching Methods
ZAPPIN™ (Short / Long)
Play Mode
Repeat / Shuffle & Repeat
Continuous Playback Time
Approx. 12 hrs (128kbps)
MP3 Audio
Bit rate: 32 to 320kbps (Supports variable bit rate (VBR)), Sampling frequencies: 32, 44.1, 48kHz
WMA Audio
Bit rate: 32 to 192kbps (Supports variable bit rate (VBR)), Sampling frequencies: 44.1kHz
AAC Audio
Bit rate: 16 to 320kbps (Supports variable bit rate (VBR)), Sampling frequencies: 8,11.025, 12, 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, 48kHz













        

Customer Reviews:
  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: DVIII (SD, CA) on Sunday, 8-November-2009
This Sony MP3 player is classic Sony quality, innovation, and sound. The Zappin in feature is great as you can scan through the list of songs quickly. Very intuitive controls, looks great, fits great, sounds excellent. I love it.

by: DVIII on Sunday, 8-November-2009

  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
by: Heather Louise (Missouri, USA) on Monday, 26-October-2009
I bought mine at Wal-Mart since it was on sale for $35 about a month ago.
I love it, I got it to replace my ipod video [60gb] and at first I thought I would
have a hard time dealing with just 2gb but I have yet to really have much of a tiff with it.

Im not the sporty type, I actually got these to wear while walking around my college campus
to and from classes, I got tired of my bud wires scraping on my hoodie zipper so I couldnt hear the sound,
plus having the wires get in the way all the time, on the sixth time dropping my poor ipod,
I said I leaving it at home and getting something else.

These are a God sent, no wires, easy on and off, it has an interesting scroll back and forth
through songs and when you need to listen to your surroundings
(i.e Professor) then you can just move the head set down around your neck.
The docking stand is really cool, and takes up very little space.

The only issue I do have is they are not made for people who have some weight on their neck/back of the head.
One ear piece will pop out of your ear sometimes. Id say if you neck is 18in thick or below youll be fine.
Even when the ear piece does get loose from your ear, the headset doesnt move, they do stay in place.

If your not into everything being black, there is a pink model. . .. But Im not much of a pink person lol

by: Heather Louise on Monday, 26-October-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: J. Garbanzo (Costa Rica) on Tuesday, 13-October-2009
Aunque yo andaba buscando algo que fuera bluetooth para el iphone para escuchar música y hacer/contestar llamadas, este apartato me encanta. Ahora escucho mi música favorita almacenada en 2GB y con un sonido estupendo.

by: J. Garbanzo on Tuesday, 13-October-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: Sheila (United States) on Sunday, 20-September-2009
I have used this mp3 for a school proyect in which I have to promote a company and I chose SONY, they gave me the latest devices that they have, the VAIO W, which is better than other netbooks out there; the Genezi FST ZUX999 Which I highly recommend; a PS3, a 52 LCD and this MP3 player.
THis MP3 sounds excellent, it is stylish (if you buy a pink VAIO W and one of these will be fantastic). It is so easy to use, in less than 30 minutes you will get used to it and it is sound cancelling!! but the best of all is that it is so cheap that almost anyone can afford it. BUY IT IT is GREAT !!!!

by: Sheila on Sunday, 20-September-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: MR AL-MAZIDI MOHAMMAD (NY) on Tuesday, 18-August-2009
SONY HEADPHONE WLAKMAN PLAYER ITS PIEACE OF ART.

IT GOT 2 GB. AND U CAN CHANGE THAT VOLUME AND THE SONE BY ONE TOUCH. WHERE IT AND DO UR SPORT AND ANY KIND OF SPORT WITH OUT THINKING OF LOSEING IT OR THINK OF IT WILL GET OF UR EARS!!

IT DESING TO GO AROUND UR HEAD WITH VARY LITTLE WEGIT U WILL NOT FEEL IT AT ALL...

THE BLACK CLOUR LOOKS SO CALL... AS THE BASS AND THE SOND IS WENDERFUL I FEE LIKE U ARE IN A CLUB( LOAD) AND U WELL FORGET THAT U ARE IN UR WOIRLD AS U PLAY UR SPORT WITH THE UR BEST SONG AN U ONLY LEASEN TO VOICE OF THE SINGER AND NONE OF ANY VOICE AORUND U ..EVEN IF U WLAK OR RUNING IN THE ROOD NO WEND CAN ENTER UR EARS AND NO OTHERE SOUND ...

I AM ENJOYING EVER BIT AND LOST ALOT OF WEIGHT AFTER USEING IT BEC IT MAKE ME ENJOY MORE SPORT 10 TIME THAN USING AN IPOD!!

by: MR AL-MAZIDI MOHAMMAD on Tuesday, 18-August-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: MikePS3 (Boston,MA) on Thursday, 30-July-2009
I bought this walkman just for the gym. I had used the older mp3 players with the armbands and the dangling wires just kept getting in the way. For months I wondered when someone would come up with the idea of a totally wireless MP3 player and sure enough Sony answered my prayer.

Before I bought it I was skeptical about how it would stay put in my ears seeing that the only thing that seems to hold it in are the earbuds themselves. However, after purchasing it, I found that it fits very snugly, and stays in place even after 30 minutes on the elliptical. I had to do some minor adjustments once or twice but overall the fit is great. It comes with different size earbuds for you to choose from.

The sound is amazing, as can be expected from sony. The band that holds the 2 earpieces together stay put right under the curve of your head and does not interfere much even when doing situps.

Overall a great MP3 player for the Gym!

by: MikePS3 on Thursday, 30-July-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: James M. Christensen (United States) on Thursday, 25-June-2009
I love to listen to sermons and the audio Econmist, but I hate cords that dangle from my ears. I had tried several bluetooth wireless headphones, but the audio quality wasnt great, and there were always occasional connection problems. Finally Sony came out with the W202, which isnt perfect, but it definitely beats bluetooth for my purposes. Once I managed to extricate them from their impenetrable clamshell package, I plugged them into my computer, deleted all the software and stuff that was on them, and loaded them up with my favorite spoken audio. I turned the shuffle switch on hit play, and they worked. I had to put the small ear-cups on to get them to fit in my ear canals. This has the added advanatage of allowing me to still hear a little of whats going on around me when Im running. The only controls are pause, play, forward, back, and volume. It works out, because thats all I need.

I havent had any sweat-related problems yet, but well see how that works out. I hope some other companies develop competing products soon -- I would like to see something slightly lighter-weight than this. Are you listening, Apple?

by: James M. Christensen on Thursday, 25-June-2009

  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
by: Francisco Lastra (Concepción, Chile) on Monday, 22-June-2009
I like riding a bike so its kind of dangerous to use in that case. I use it in the bus, while I walk and in the car (when im not driving), lets say I give it a normal use.

Its good. I had a Apple Shuffle so for me the new feature Zappin is really a relief. You dont have to click all the time to find that song.

I dont like long reviews so lets see the best and the worst:

The Best
-Good sound and dont need to have earphones
-Zappin makes your journey more pleasant
-Its not uncomfortable at all
-Fast charging! In like 10 minutes it charges a high % of the battery.

The worst
-Sometimes its hard to find a good spot for it in your pocket since the cable are so thick.
-The zappin sometimes makes you cry. Lets say you have the short zapping (4 seconds) if you click play in the last second, the song played will be the next and not the one you chose.

by: Francisco Lastra on Monday, 22-June-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: S. Park (Sacramento, CA USA) on Wednesday, 20-May-2009
I am a mac user and I was planning to run this MP3 player on virtual Windows via VMware Fusion.
But guess what? This works fine on my Mac!
Jut plug in and drag-and-drop MP3s from iTunes to MUSIC folder inside this MP3 walkman.

The controls very simple, NO sound setting (not even sonys Mega Bass), two buttons to control volume, a jog dial for play/stop and previous/next track, NO fastforword/rewind. ZAPPIN function gives short 4sec (by default, 15 sec options available) clips on each track.

The sound quality lacks in bass, but it feels pretty clean and certainly good enough for loud fitness center and indoor rock climbing gym.

Some may have difficult time putting this on your ears. This type of earbuds exists in sony for awhile and this is how you do it:
You either pull your ear lobe as you put it on
OR
as you put it on your ears, rotate the earbuds piece so its vertically oriented instead of horizontal as shown on photo. It should fit securely if you did it right.

by: S. Park on Wednesday, 20-May-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: R.R. (Chennai, India) on Saturday, 16-May-2009
Background: I have been looking since what seems forever for the perfect headphone/mp3 solution for the gym. I exercise mostly at the gym for strength training (use my own music) and for cardio (I use guided interval training mp3 workouts). I use cardio coach (www.cardiocoach.com) my absolutely favorite cardio option, and itrain (www.itrain.com) which is pretty neat too.
Traits I look for in the perfect mp3 player for the gym:
- Should be light, unobtrusive and rugged. I do not want to worry about scratching, dropping or damaging the player.The player should not get in the way when I workout.
- No headphone wires. Headphone wires get in the way and sometimes I have even yanked them accidentally out of the player while working out.
- Should be easy to navigate to and find what I want to play (exact Cardio Coach Volume, or playlist for my strength training)
- Decent sound quality

I dont mind not having a whole lot of storage-capacity because I am OK with transferring music/workouts frequently to the player. About a couple of weeks worth of content is all I expect it to hold.

About the Sony W202: This is an incredible idea. A pair of great sounding wireless headphones with a 2GB mp3 player integrated right into the headphones.

Overall impressions:
- Better than jaybird gear, the previous bluetooth wireless headphones (for use with ipods or any mp3 player) I had reviewed here (http://www.your site/review/R2VP6138TP6JQ6/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm). But the perfect gym mp3 solution has not yet been invented. (I used the jaybird gear headphones with an ipod nano. Wireless freedom and no need to wear the nano on my person either...it can be kept in a corner of the gym....was quite happy...I am dumping them now and switching to this Sony W202.)

How it scores over jaybird gear:
- I have come to realize that with in-ear style sport headphones (headphones that are sweat resistant, comfy and wont come out when you are active), fit has a lot to do with shape and size of the ear canal. I was lucky to get decent fit with jaybird gear. They dont work for my husband as they keep falling out when he runs. From online reviews this is what I gather too. Either they fit you or they dont. Sony has a less ear-shape dependant construction and is likely to fit more people, though it is by no means universal. It has three sizes of ear bud adaptors to provide flexibility for ear canal size.
- Sound quality is better than jaybird. Jaybird uses bluetooth - bluetooth compression affects clarity of sound. Jaybird sounds decent ( better than a lot of regular, non-bluetooth, cheaper headphones) but is not on par with higher end headphones.

The good:
- Meet the need so well on being comfortable, unobtrusive and secure-in-fit (the last being for me...your mileage may vary based on your ears). I did a 40 minute elliptical workout, a ten minute treadmill run and some core training on the stability ball and they stayed put and out of the way. I did not have to as much as touch the headphones to adjust the fit except once in the first five minutes of the workout when I fiddled for a better angle in the fit for a few seconds. They then stayed completely out of the way and secure. (For me, the fit is more comfy and secure than jaybird.)
-The controls seem difficult when you look at the player, but when you actually use them they are surprisingly easy to operate. I had no learning time. I did not fiddle. I could very easily control the player during the very first time.
- I like the Zappin feature for ease of operation. When you press the jog wheel and keep it depressed, you hear Zappin in and then the player scrolls through all the music on the player by playing brief snatches of each song, When you find the song you want you just press the jog wheel again and it will play sequentially from that point on. To exit Zappin mode all you do is press the jog wheel lightly again and you hear Zappin Out.
- For $ 69, they are very cost effective. That is less than a high end pair of headphones and less than quite a few mp3 players as well.
- It has a optional shuffle mode if you want it to play music in random order.
- Great battery life and a 3 minute charge option for 90 minute playback.

What could have been better:
- You can use two modes to transfer music to the player. The first is with the inbuilt software called content transfer. Content transfer works with iTunes or Windows Media player. After you install Content Transfer on your PC, you can drag and drop music from iTunes or Media player on to Content Transfer. It will analyse each track to recognize the chorus as it transfers music to the player. Then, should you use Zappin during playback of the player, it will play the most recognizable bit. Issues with Content Transfer:
a. Not eactly as easy to set up and use as itunes. OK for people who are techno-patient and dont mind reading manuals, but not as intuitive as itunes.
b. The auto-recognition of the most recognizable bit may not work very well for workouts (workouts tend to have longer mp3 tracks some of which reuse music). It works most of the time but not always for music. I could not recognize most of my workouts and a also few songs using this feature.
c. The announce track-name feature to overcome lack of a screen in the latest iPod shuffle is a better way to navigate a screenless player. Too bad that the Shuffle still needs wired headphones. (Except for the navigation ease, I consider W202 a better sport option than the shuffle).

- You can also simply treat the player as if it were a detachable hard-drive on your PC and manually copy songs. Whe you use Zappin it will then play a snatch from the 45 second mark within the track. I think this feature is better because it allows you to organize the music exactly as you want within folders on the player, unlike Content Tranfer mode that organizes its own folders on the player. However, there is no way to scroll from Folder to Folder during playback. The player will go through your music in alphabetical sorting order - by folder, and within each folder by track name. You can easily organize the music so that you put in a preceeding number (like 01., 02., 03., ...etc) before each Folder name or track name to ensure it plays in the right order. The ability to scroll not just through tracks, but also at the folder-name level whould have created the equivalent of playlists on the player and brought it pretty close to perfection in my opinion.
- There is no way to mark tracks to exclude them in shuffle mode as you can with ipod models (I can mark workouts, audiobooks and podcasts to be excluded in shuffle mode on my ipod and just listen to my music in random order).


The bad:
- You can skip to the next song or the previous but you cannot forward or rewind within a track.
- The USB connecter on the player is not covered. During active use that represents an issue because sweat could get in and cause damage. The positioning of the mini-USB connector port isnt exactly where sweat is likely to reach, but still...if you work out hard, the player coud be at risk.


Should you get the player?:
- Only if you are thinking of getting a new player specifically for the gym or for active use. Otehrwise get something with a screen to help navigation.
- If you already have a player or wireless bluetooth headphines, wait for the next Sony Walkman W202 version which (based on how vendors release upgraded models of popular mp3 players) should be about April 2010. I bet the player will overcome many glitches in its next avatar.
- If you buy, make sure you buy from a place that has a return policy in case the player does not work for you during the first couple of exercise sessions.

by: R.R. on Saturday, 16-May-2009

  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
by: Anthony Liu (Volunteer State, USA) on Thursday, 14-May-2009
Unlike the earlier reviewer who claimed its not sweat/water resistant, mine works just fine. The sound quality is excellent. The jog dial control is very easy to use. And the battery life is truly amazing! The only thing missing here is the FM tuner but I dont listen to radios when work out so I have no problem with that.

by: Anthony Liu on Thursday, 14-May-2009

  • Currently 3/5 Stars.
by: Maurice T. Boyd (Rockford, Illinois USA) on Monday, 4-May-2009
When I first saw this headset, I knew it was a great idea, and something that I really needed. My only question was how it would fit. From the look of the product in the two video reviews I saw prior to its release, I thought that the cord that connects the two earbuds would fit over the ear holding the earbuds in place. In one of the video reviews, the woman reviewing the headset did jumping jacks, and the headset stayed securely in place.

Well with my headset, the right side stays puts, no problem. The left side is the one that keeps falling out of my ear. I have tried all of the earbud sizes, I stuck with the largest size, but it still slips out of my ear.

What I have found that seems to work somewhat, is to wear my glasses and on the left size, put the frame on the outside of the cord the connects the earbuds. This works better than than just wearing the headset. It still will not hold it in place if the workout involves a lot of movement. If I am just using the weight machines, I am fine, I just need to push the left earbud in from time to time.

I would be interested in hearing if someone has found a fix for this, I am still trying to find a better way to keep them from slipping out.

The features, sound quality and ease of use is great. If the left side earbud would stay secure like the right side, they would be perfect.

by: Maurice T. Boyd on Monday, 4-May-2009

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