Sony NWZ-W202: a truly innovative MP3 player
Recently, Sony released a new type of W-Series Walkman, NWZ-W202, which is a highly recommended super modern MP3 player. NWZ-W202 packs an MP3 player into a pair of heart-shaped wireless earphones which can be regarded as an innovative and ultra-compact design. You will certainly be seduced by this great innovation in both appearance and function. More importantly, the sound quality can greatly satisfy you and the affordable price makes you unable to refuse.
This wireless MP3 player is expected to be lightweight, weighing only 1.3 ounces. When measuring its size, it measures something like 2 inches long, 0.8 inches wide, and 0.4 inches deep, which are attached to each other via a twisted neckband. When you connect the two parts of this MP3 player, the player automatically turns off. It’s ultra-portable and easy to use and all the buttons are set to the correct module. And it is a waterproof earphone, so you will never worry that it may be destroyed by sweat when you are doing exercises. Therefore, it is suitable for any type of exercise, whether indoors or outdoors.
Sony Walkman has some unique features like Zappin, fast charging, etc. Zappin can help you navigate through tracks by playing a snippet of the chorus from each song. You only need to long press the play button, this function will be active. It picks up the 4-second chorus of each song to give users a preview of the music, which changes slightly between songs. And in this situation, if you long press the play button again, you will have two options of 15 seconds preview and 4 seconds preview. Another unique feature of the W202 is fast charging, you will get 90 minutes of playback after a 3-minute charge, which is very good news. Therefore, it will save a lot of time on charging.
The W202 boasts excellent sound quality that inherits the Sony MP3 Walkman tradition of high quality. With this wireless MP3 player, you can expect clear sounding audio without distortion or background hiss. You can drag and drop documents directly between folders using Windows or Mac, just plug it into the cradle and Sony includes its nice little Content Transfer app for transferring music from jukeboxes like iTunes and Windows Media Player.
Overall, the W202 perfectly merges the headphone and media player, which completely avoids the hassle of cables, but does not reduce the sound effect as if using Bluetooth headphones. As similarly designed MP3 players flood the market, Sony W202 certainly brings us a new concept.