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| Author | Stuart Andrews |
| Published | 5th Apr 2009 |
| Manufacturer | Sony |
| Price | £52.17 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £59.99 (Inc VAT) |
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Comments for Sony Walkman NWZ-W202
PSV said on 5th April 2009
gettinhigh said on 5th April 2009
It would sure be an awesome workout with that glorious looking pink colour around my head.
Rickysio said on 5th April 2009
Scan Quality - How well it scans for FM stations...?
Hugo said on 5th April 2009
Nothing to see here... move along.. :)
itsallgonepearshaped said on 5th April 2009
You forgot to show us a picture of how daft they look round your head (pref with the pink ones). :-)
MarioM said on 6th April 2009
Not to be icky, but how easy are they to clean? I have a pair of SE210s that I can't really use for sport as they get quite sweaty.
StuAndrews said on 7th April 2009
@MarioM
The earbuds will need cleaning/replacing, but otherwise there isn't too much to get grungey. There's nothing that would cause you any more problems than the average pair of in-ear 'phones, and actually less in the way of wax/sweat/grime trapping embellishment than some models I could mention.
morsch said on 9th April 2009
Huh. The new Shuffle was bad enough, but this is even worse. Are cables really that annoying? I just route them along the inside of my clothing and after that I don't even notice them anymore. I won't buy a device that only works with proprietary headphones, and I sure as hell won't buy one that's fixed to a pair of phones. And that's coming from a fan of IEMs -- I know a lot of people who can't stand them.
darkspark88 said on 10th April 2009
@ morsch - Guess you don't use your mp3 player for running then.... The best cabled headphones will not sound that great when you're jogging. FOr instance, in-ear phones suffer from that "thumping in the back of your head" noise as your feet pound the pavement. Situations where that does not occur, these sorts of earbuds are too far out of the ear to actually sound good. Hopefully, these rememdy some of those problems by cutting the cable out completely.
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Surely you mean 'Sound Quality', not 'Scan Quality' for the ratings, right?