Sony Walkman Bean NW-E305

Small, lightweight, great sound quality

Toggle switch is very hard to use, you have to use sonicstage to put songs onto the player, i cracked the screen after dropping it, only 512MB

Great size, weight, performance. The battery charge is second to none and the 50 hours is a very reasonable claim. While you have it hooked up to the USB it charges the player, only takes a few minutes

The playback resolution was unnecessarily tight -- to be able to playback most podcasts, I had to run a conversion on the MP3 to get it up to an acceptable resolution ; The only way to get songs onto the player is with Sony's software, which I didn't...

easily switch songs/repeat shuffle through the list the battery life is unbelievable it charges by just popping it in the computer from usb. good sound works fine no problems ; has a little thing to make it so buttons dont change when its in your...

for starters theres no shut off button. the ear phones are kinda uncomfortable. and the program to put the music on the mp3 player was a B****. had to manually install sonic 4.0 from the internet cuase the cd you get is totatlly outdated. had errors...

Small, Sony is a good brand, good sound

Difficult menus, USB cover locks and unlocks to easily

Battery life, ease of use, and size.

Software and lack of accessories for it.

SOUND, cost, style, battery life, "quickcharge", 600+ songs on 1GB.

Hold button, not easy to find a case for it.

It looks unique and it has good sound quality when it works

It stops working for no apparent reason.

It's small with a very unique shape. Good sound quality.

Has many bugs that cause it to malfunction often. Very cheap parts.

Cute look, good sound quality.

Everything else. Cheap body/parts, malfunctioning electronics/features, horrible software.

Cute look, good sound quality

Everything else. Cheap body/parts, malfunctioning electronics/features, horrible software