Standard model with radio, based on the WM-55 and featured in Cobra Kai.

This was the second model of the YPPY series. It was released in Autumn/Winter '95, and for the occasion, Sony gave the units names.

The WM-R202 was very similar to the WM-102, but with one important difference, it could record. ≡

3-band radio was added to the hatch door of the wm-101. The body is only the size of the tape box.

The WM-F73 was very similar to the WM-F63, the only difference being that the radio offered an extra TV band. ≡

The Sony wm R15 is most known for its microphone headphone combo. ≡

Built-in three-band radio, which allows you to quickly and easily store your headphones by opening the back cover.

Equipped with TVFM/AM three-band radio function, the "sound beauty" series continues the elegant design and "noble" sound quality of wm-509.

Walkman with 60 minute quick charging function ≡

WM-2 based model, but the casework was made from pressed metal. ≡

First wired remote control, enabling the Walkman to be placed in your bag, but controlled from the outside.

Sony WM F404 Full-Metal Walkman cassette player high-end model

WM-F181 was the first to be compatible with global bands ≡

A more flexible way to store headphones. ≡

SONY wm-607 single player with remote control ≡

F180 with the new wave of FM radio models ≡