Our in-house expert reviewers, who have over 150 years of collective experience, have been testing portable music players since the heydays of the Walkman, iPod Classic and pill-shaped MP3 player, and ...

Here’s how it works. Reviewing the best MP3 players is no simple task. These pocket-sized devices have evolved into high-resolution audio players, equipped with advanced digital-to-analog ...

【Upgraded Bluetooth 5.2】The player adopts a high-speed ... 【Large Storage Space】MP3 built-in 80GB storage space (16GB high-speed memory + 64GB memory card), you can easily store tens ...

However, if you’re a music lover, there’s no substitution for a good portable music player (and we’re talking about quality audio players like Sony’s High-Res Walkman®, not your old-school MP3 player) ...

Many models also include a built-in DAC, so you can listen to hi-res FLAC files. Plus, owning your music collection means you're not renting it from a service. We rounded up the top MP3 players ...

Enjoy the subtlest nuances of studio-quality sound in higher-than-CD quality with High-Resolution Audio. Passion for music unites every component ... Stream and play everything Play movies via USB and ...

This stateside cousin of the V500 lacks Bluetooth, but is otherwise similar. Key features include quad-band world roaming, VGA camera, high-res main display, MP3 ringtones, speakerphone, and Java.

It would remain the only hi-res streaming service for almost two years. (In 2019, Qobuz ditched lossy (MP3) streams entirely and entered the US market ... though it doesn’t roll out to its web player ...

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This slim chamshell phone also sports a music player with external controls, stereo Bluetooth, a microSD memory card slot, and a rotating 1.3 megapixel camera with high-resolution video capture.

A network music streamer lets you stream hi-res audio tracks (and lesser formats) from services like Tidal, Qobuz, Amazon Music Unlimited, and Apple Music, where higher-bitrate tracks are prioritized.