Radio Walkman with recording function and speed control, based on the WM-17

The first Walkman developed for use during outdoor activities. Marked the first appearance of the distinctive yellow seen in later sports models. ≡

Known in the US and Canada as the WM-F601.

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

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

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

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

FM Stereo/AM, Auto reverse in a compact, Casual package. It has a built-in speaker on the front of the machine. The pocket-size is like a portable speaker. You can enjoy your favorite music anywhere.

Radio Walkman with 5 band graphic equalizer

The wireless receiver can be used as an FM radio independently. ≡

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.

Just the WM-701C with radio.

Remote control and global radio functions. ≡

Global radio, remote, recording model ≡

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

To describe the WM-F75 as a WM-75 with a built-in AM-FM radio... ≡

An AM/FM radio enabled WM-8