awesome

Great sound, easy to use once you get the hang of it. Just plug into a USB slot on your computer and drag and drop whatever music you want from Windows Media Player. The only negative is that it was shipped with the wrong USB that plugs into the headset.

I have owned many mp3's over the years. I bought the Sony Wearable Walkman 13 months ago. I cannot find anything wrong with this product. The sound is good, easy to use, I have used it almost every day at the gym, the beach, working in the yard.

And here's a curveball MP3 player entry. Combining a flexible, sporty – it's water-resistant and washable – pair of neckband-style earphones and a 2GB MP3 player, this is a one-stop piece of mobile music kit.

With the standard and video MP3 player market dominated by the ubiquitous presence of Apple's iPod, other manufacturers are putting more effort into cleverly-designed products aimed at niche markets.

If you're going to build an MP3 player directly into earphones, those earphones better sound excellent, or the product is flawed in concept. Sony's latest W Series Walkman is a product built on this very premise: The $59.99 (direct) NWZ-W262 is arguably a better pair of earphones than it is a...

Affordable; Impressive audio performance; Secure fit and easily portable design; Water-resistant

Low storage capacity; Controlling songs without being able to see the buttons can be tricky

The Sony Walkman NWZ-W262 headphones/MP3 player are designed for those who like to participate in sports, such as running, or keeping fit in general.

this is an amazing gadget introduced by sony especially for the people who go for a workout. Its easy to carry plus has an amazing sound quality too. ha immense space too, can accomodate around 500 songs easily and stylish looks make it even more attractive.

the high value of the product that is price of the product which is very high is only due to the design of product. it is just a wire with ear phones on side of the product. it has excellent design and should be called state of art product and a great engineering by sony.

Introduction "If music be the food of love, play on" is what Shakespeare once said. Well clearly the man never owned an iPod. In this day and age it seems everyone has a pair of earphones crammed in their ears, eager to drown out the world around them.