MegaBass, Groove and Revitalizer, but without Dolby B noise reduction.

Adopts the international version of radio and charger ≡

Part of a colourful range of moderately featured Walkmans, to appeal to a young audience.

Affordable price and a wealth of features ≡

US Market

My first Sony, aimed at kids. No frills, low cost, and durable. Window is showing mechanism, not cassette. Not suitable for children under 36 months.

An updated version of the EX2, with Groove and Revive. With 36x speed search for previous and next 9 songs. Super stamina of 52 hours when AA and gumstick are both used.

A made in Malaysia version of WM-EX552

'A shinier WM-701C'. High quality sound became the basis for the 10th anniversary model. A silver-plated Tiffany version was also available. ≡

A distant relative of the expandable WM-10 family, now with recording and radio but without the sliding mechanism and 2xAA batteries in the Walkman.

Also known as the GX655 in JDM.

Built-in FM in with wireless receiver, unit identical to WM-507. ≡

Novel color scheme is a delight to the eye ≡

Another simple Walkman, stable sound and good radio reception too

Aimed at kids, the shape reminiscent of a jukebox.

Four-band radio of TV UHF/VHF, which can listen to the popular stereo music and television programs at that time.

The successor of the revolutionary WM-10, an incredibly compact walkman. In US and Canada known as WM-10II.