CNET
GameSpotAsia | businessMOBILE Asia | Newsletters | RSS feeds
 
Advertisement
Mobile Phones Digital Cameras Notebooks PC & Peripherals Handhelds Printers Home AV Videocams Music & Play
  
CNET Asia TV – Technology videos 24 hours a day. All free!    
Ask CNET Asia
Q: Will a US-bought PSP work in India?

A: See full answer by Kelvin Low

Send in your questions
  • Search and Compare
Brand
Price
Player Type
Interface
Storage type
Product Reviews : Music & Play : Sony NW-E407 (1GB)
Email to a friend
Printer friendly version
Send us feedback
Bookmark this page

Sony NW-E407 (1GB)

Overview Review Specs Compare Images User Opinions
See more photos
CNET Asia review Reviewed By Jasmine France
(06/06/2005)
Editors' rating:
Very good
7.7
out of 10
Design 9
Features 6
Performance 8
7.7 out of 10
 7.7
How we rate
Average user rating:
8.3 out of 10

See all user ratings
The good: Fantastic battery life; cool and unique design; bright, easy-to-read OLED; solid sound; gets really loud.
The bad: No FM tuner or recording features; inelegant software; must use Sony's SonicStage software to get music onto the player.
The bottom line: If you want a beautiful-looking device with killer battery life, consider the Sony NW-E400 series.
  Read full review of the Sony NW-E407 (1GB)
User Opinions

Average user rating:
Excellent
8.3
out of 10
Average user rating: from 3 users

How would you rate this product?
Write your own opinion


8 out of 10
Excellent 		Compact, convenient and user-friendly
by Chris - Nov 11, 2005

Flag as offensive post
9 out of 10
Spectacular 		What's an iPod good for?
by Chix Widdix - Sep 25, 2005

I have used mine for a three weeks without recharging it - iPods can't even make a day. The Sony will charge in minutes to give hours of up time. SoundStage supports all my MP3, but the ATRAC format sounds better. Built-in Gracenote is excellent and loading tunes are fast enough even using USB 1.1. Is much better than I thought it would be.

Flag as offensive post

Rate this now


Sony NW-E407 (1GB)
Advertisement
Mobile Phones Digital Cameras Notebooks PC & Peripherals Handhelds Printers Home AV Videocams Music & Play
CNET