Compare Prices : Sony NW-A808 (8GB, White) - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The Sony NW-A808 is one of the sleekest, sexiest MP3 players we've seen in, well, ever. On looks alone, it's a worthy contender to Apple's iPod nano and Samsung's YP-K3 -- and it's pretty good spec-wise too

Pros: Great sound from bundled headphones ; superb, lightweight design ; high-quality video ; useful equaliser functions ; long battery life

Cons: Lack of FM radio ; high price ; unfriendly SonicStage software

Verdict: The most beautiful MP3 player we've seen since the nano, with incredible video playback and superb battery life. Sadly, though, the SonicStage software still drags down usability

Review summary: Video Killer

Pros: Great sound even with supplied 'phones; Excellent video; Sexy looks; Long battery life

Cons: Feels a bit flimsy; SonicStage is poor

Verdict: This beats the Nano on sound and trounces it on vision. The build, software and interface lag behind. Which do you choose??

Review summary: For those who do not want to contend with a heavy brick-like portable video player, the Sony NW-A800 may just be the answer.

Pros: Great sound from bundled headphones ; superb, lightweight design ; high-quality video ; useful equalizer functions ; long battery life

Cons: Mirrored section gets dirty easily ; flat keypad ; camera looks dated compared with the competition

Verdict: Luckily, Sony has learned its lesson about emphasizing form over function and the NW-A808 is as easy to use as it is pleasant to look at. Of course, getting rid of SonicStage was a major help, as you can now use all the new Walkmans with WMA jukeboxes ...

Review summary: I suppose this is one Walkman everyone could do without with regard to the price.

Review summary: This MP3 player comes with a storage capacity of 4GB, which saves upto 1000 songs and has a 2-inch coloured TFT display with a resolution of 240 x 320. It supports MP3, WMA, AAC, Linear-PCM and ATRAC audio formats. It also has FM Radio, an in-built ...