An updated version of the EX1, with Dolby Noise Reduction Type B. Paved the way for the beautiful WM-EX5. ≡
It features a sleek design in brushed stainless steel, aesthetically pleasing, notably prone to scratches.
Next to the WM-EX2000 the only one with MEGA SURROUND ≡
The ultimate Walkman, next to the WM-EX20 the only one with MEGA SURROUND
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.
Commemorative model to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Sony corporation. ≡
The battery door can be detached and flipped to accommodate either a gumstick or AA cell.
Also known as the WM-EX618, this super Walkman is just over 2cm thin but packed full of features ≡
MegaBass, Groove and Revitalizer, no Dolby B noise reduction. It is an EX621 with AA cell in the main unit, without remote control unit as part of the standard package.
A modern, thin, single AA powered model. It is the US version of the WM-EX550.
Has both a 9-pin connector and 3.5mm headphone jack, allowing you to use your favorite headphones directly in the unit without adapter. An innovative hold button design is another highlight.
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The new 'W' with a dot Walkman logo was introduced in 2000. It was immediately incorporated into the design of this unit of that era.
MegaBass, Groove and Revitalizer, but without Dolby B noise reduction.
A basic model with simple tape control buttons and remote control. A special version was produced for Toyota Century and Celsior (Lexus LS400) luxury sedans. ≡
A budget model with 15X speed music search and extra long play time (33 hours) with a single alkaline battery.
Final model produced for the Japanese domestic market (although in China), including the obligatory cradle. Jog dial like control wheel.
