Sony Walkman D-E350 Personal CD Player

Pros: Ease of use, Durability, Excellent sound quality
Cons: No MP3 support

I've owned a number of Sony CD players over time, but this one stands out far above the rest. The quality of the sound, sleek design, and ease of use earns it five stars. During my two years of owning it, its been beaten, dropped, and whacked, but it ...

Pros: durable, long battery life, good sound quality
Cons: tad expensive, doesn't play MP3's

I had planned on giving this discman only four stars but then I really thought it through and I couldn't come up with a really good reason NOT to give it the full five stars. When you're shopping for a discman what are you looking for? Lots of ...

Pros: stylish and durable, battery life
Cons: headphones(i will get to that)

sony to me has the greatest cd player i ever had, compared to my philips from 2001...the battery lif ...

Pros: Everything
Cons: Nothing, obviously

With personal CD players, you get what you pay for. With the D-E350 you are paying for headphones, c ...

Pros: Great Sound; Battery Life; Headphones
Cons: No pause feature; Battery meter

I picked up my D-E350 at Best Buy for $45. My old RCA CD player had stopped working after only a couple months, so I decided to go with a player from the more reliable Sony. First off, the sound from this player is great. There is no static or other...

Pros: This CD Player takes a licking and keeps on ticking!
Cons: No "Random" play selection.

As a young adult who does not own a car at the present time, I require some sort of Walkman to listen to music while traveling.

This Walkman has lived through quite a test by being owned by me for nearly a year. Usually, when I buy a portable CD...

Pros: not terribly expensive
Cons: nothing that really sets it apart

The Sony CD Walkman D-E350 is sufficient for what I needed and wanted. The ESP creates a no-jumping CD player no matter what is happening.

It is compact and pretty light, and it has a pretty easy to use panel. There is a menu that can be...

Pros: cd-rw playback,a switch that shuts off the buttons 2 level bass boost. Neat styling
Cons: It doensent play an mp3 cd. Way too expensive

This thing is a waist of money. I had it for a week, and returned it. I would walk and it would skip even with the esp on, Even when you would walk very slowly it would skip, pop and crack. This is so typical of sony's products. Then when I would...

Pros: Sound, design, headphones, battery life.
Cons: Durability.

I’m a music freak. Therefore, I have to listen to some anywhere I go. And that’s why I needed a good (and urgent) replacement for my Phillips CD player that broke down after 5 years of constant (rude) use.

After a week of...

Pros: am/fm radio, no skip, free headphones, sleek design for maximum portablity
Cons: occasional bad reciption, battery life

this portable cd player,am/fm radio is excellent for the extremer on the go listening to mudvayne or the school teacher who listens to bob marley.i just mean to say this cd player has everything you could wish for and more for its price range. some of...

Pros: Great bass, easy to use.
Cons: Stops abruptly, won't last you longer than two years.

Since the beginning of my freshman year, I've been carrying a Sony CD player with me to and from school- not the one I'm reviewing in particular, but always something from Sony. And since I've been carrying one with me for so long, I've grown an...

Pros: Never skips, Great Sound, Battery Life-...
Cons: N/A (there aren't any for you smart ones out there).

What can I say about this product?

Lots...

ESP

I have never had it constantly skip during a car ride. It does not even skip when my bus driver floors it over speed bumps and we become airborne.

COST

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Pros: Great sound, compact, long battery life
Cons: cheap materials. breaks easily

I bought this player from a music store about 5 months ago. The design caught my eye. Plus it is a sony. They make good quality stuff. The player played really well. Battery life on this thing is excellent, the best I have ever seen. Sound was...

Pros: Inexpensive, excellent quality, lots of features, CD-RW compatible
Cons: ESP switch located inside CD compartment

When my Aiwa CD player died, I decided it was time to replace it. I looked at lots of models, but didn't want to spend a lot. I needed the ability to play back CD-RWs, since that's what I primarily use. My parents have an old Sony Discman from back...

this is an o.k. diskman..when we turn up the volume too much with the bass at step 2, the sound starts breaking; this is not because of the headphones cant handle the power, but the signal comming out of the diskman is distrorted. And the AVLS function is meant for the small earphones but the headphones that came with the diskman give negligable volume if we turn on AVLS, so this is a useless function. My diskmans battery cover keeps comming off or the cells get loose inside so we have to re-insert them.. it seems as if sony got the outsides made by some plastic manufacturer on a contract! when we turn the volume to zero, there is some amount of static which is not acceptable in a cd player as the sole reason for getting a CD is that there is no static.. i would suggest a panasonic over this...