Sony Walkman MZ-R90 Personal MiniDisc Player

Pros: Size, Weight, Remote, Sound quality, recording functions
Cons: Noisy, Pricey, Charger not universal, Can't match the speed and simplicity of my ipod.

I know that there at the new Net MD players out there, but for that small few that are looking into ...

Pros: The size and weight...small and light.
Cons: Expensive, but worth every bit of the cost.

It has been over two years that I have wanted a decent recorder--small and lightweight. So I have discussed these gadgets time and again with friends, especially since I joined a recent weight-loss program. Music has always motivated me to get moving....

Pros: Portable, lightweight, good battery life, easy to record and excellent quality and durability.
Cons: MZ-R900 has longer battery life. =/ Other than that, this one's the better pick.

What more can I say except that this MD-recorder rocks. In terms of affordability (though I got mine as a gift from a friend), this is the recorder to go with. If you buy a regular md-player, you need to fork out another few hundred bucks for the...

Pros: Small, inexpensive, LCD backlit remote.
Cons: Slow read speed.

This MiniDisc recorder is being replaced by a whole new lineup of more functional and cheaper Minidisc players, so it is difficult to justify spending $300 on this recorder, when you can go out and buy one for $250 which has more features and is newer!...

Pros: (fairly) small, excellent sound quality, long battery life
Cons: Minimally useful, rather expensive

If you read my previous minidisc-related review (Mini-market), you have some idea of what's comming here; if not, please read on.

I bought this shortly after purchasing a MJ-D707 model Pioneer minidisc deck. I was completely taken by the...

Pros: size, battery life, portability
Cons: recording limit, slow start up

The MZ -R90 looks very sleek and polished on the outside but underneath the glamorous looks Sony have crammed a heap of technology to make this one of the best MD players around and probably one of the smallest. Then when you combine this with the likes...

Pros: Portable, Small, Easy to use, Can hold loads of audio
Cons: None!

Before I start off on my Epinion, I would like to say that after buying this MD, I have never bought an audio CD ever.
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Ok, so you're going to take a long trip, say about 15000 miles,...

Pros: Near perfect sound in a small, cool looking package.
Cons: Feel like a sound engineer when I record songs.

I live in New York City, which means I don't have a car, which means anything I want to bring with me, I have to carry. If you know me, you know that I hate having to carry things. I don't like bags, I don't like bulging pockets or holding things in my...

Pros: Size, Battery Life, Customization
Cons: Quirky power stuff, record times

I originally hit the MD scene almost 2 years ago when a friend at the office bought one and decided to show it off. He bought a simple player that was about the size of a chalkboard eraser. After showing me how superior it was, say to home-made...

Pros: Very small, long playback time.
Cons: Very loud, takes a long time to start up.

Of all the MiniDisk players and portable audio i've tried, this is definitely the best. Its small size, long playback time, great sound quality, and nice appearance makes it a keeper. I've heard that cd sound quality is better than MD, but I, personally,...

Pros: Everything about it. Its perfect.
Cons: None.

I see some people complaining about the MZR90's weight...well then, dont get it, instead get a casette player which is 4 times as heavy, or even better, a cd player that is the size of 4 MZR90's. That should make things lighter for you. ;| And since...

Pros: Great unit, small, light
Cons: A few minor issues with the unit

Originally having used an mp3 player for a year, and being sick of the lack of cheap media, I went out and looked for a minidisc player. It's a pain to be stuck with 64 megabytes of music the whole day, and not have anything to switch it with until...

Pros: Long Play Time, Very Cool Remote
Cons: Could Have Better Earphones...

Now that I own the MZ-R900, I shouldn't even be writing an opinion about this, but before I owned that I owned the MZ-R90 in two flavors: Blue and Silver. I felt that the MZ-R55 was giving me too many headaches with it's four-hour playback and bulky...

Pros: Tiny, Light, Durable, Flexible, ...
Cons: -not a one-

Well, I have had my MZ-R90 for about a month now, and I wonder what I did without it. The thing is nearly indestructible with a lightweight magnesium case and the discs are very durable too. The quality is outstanding, with defined mids and crystal...

Pros: editing, recording, sound quality
Cons: none

I first entered Minidisc technology not knowing much about which product to buy. I ended up buying a Sharp MDMS702. It worked fine but it was really bulky and heavy, especially with the extra battery pack. Then one day I dropped it while rollerblading...