🎧 Red Sony D-EJ360 PSYC CD Walkman: Robust Portable Music Player for Enhanced Listening Experience Review

I listen to audiobooks from my local library, so I need the resume function available on walkman players. They've gone up in price a lot since they're out of production - the Walkman I bought new for $30 ten years ago is now selling (unused) for $180-$240! Not wanting to invest that much, I rushed to get myself a used D-EJ360 - the same model my daughter had in the 90's. My $34 unit arrived slightly used but still perfectly working and I'm happily back to my audio book addiction. In the gym he…

This is a great CD player, especially for the price. If you're looking for plenty of quirky options, this one won't cut it, but all the basics are covered here. It has a variety of volume control options. It's relatively free (not good enough for training, but good otherwise). The included headphones are of decent quality if you like headphones worn around the neck. The extremely long battery life is another plus point. Mine survived a fall on a hard floor and the kid played with it too so it's

This is my first Walkman CD and I am very happy with it. I've been testing the device for at least an hour every day for the past three months and haven't had any issues so far. First off, the sound quality is excellent at all volume levels, although I agree with other reviewers that the street-style headphone design isn't the most comfortable I've experienced. These headphones are not adjustable and if I wear them for a long time they become a bit painful. (Personally, I prefer headphones that