Interesting model with 5 band graphic equalizer. ≡

Release in Canada and the US; in AEP, E, and UK as the otherwise identical WM-50.

An AM/FM radio enabled WM-8

Just a WM-75 with a built-in AM-FM radio... ≡

A simple Walkman with 3 band equalizer. WM-33 and WM-43 feature a status LED, WM-32 does not. Came with the MDR-010L headphones. ≡

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.

This model appears identical to the WM-24, except for the grey finish and the slightly revised styling of the cassette door. The sombre colour scheme was clearly aimed at a more mature user.

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A modern, thin, single AA powered model. It is the US version of the WM-EX550.

No frills Sports Walkman.

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

Commemorating the 10th Anniversary of the Walkman, with variable MegaBass.

Wireless receiver with remote control function ≡

A WM-30 with FM/AM/TV tuner and Nude Turbo earbuds

It is a My First Sony WM-3500 in a transparent housing.

Walkman that used in Metal Gear Solid V - Phantom Pain.

A wireless Walkman with unique alien-shaped, foldable wireless overhead headphones. It can be powered by either a AA battery or a shorter version gumstick battery, making it very convenient to power up. The Walkman itself is identical to the WM-WE1.

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