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.

Built-in two-band radio, low and high equalizer, and DBB - MegaBass switch on the door

Walkman with 60 minute quick charging function ≡

Affordable price and a wealth of features ≡

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

F180 with the new wave of FM radio models ≡

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With a disc driven brass rotor that in turn drives a belt driven mechanism. ≡

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 ≡

Full metal jacket unit. Cheap model equipped with sound vibration guard mechanism, and auto-reverse function.

Rugged construction and excellent waterproof performance long lost outdoor series walkman ≡

3 analog FM presets. Models using similar mechanism: WM-F59 and WM-F69. ≡

A more flexible way to store headphones. ≡

A small, lightweight Walkman with built-in FM/AM ≡

The Walkman has a thin body and a wealth of functions, making it ideal for learning English. ≡

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

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.

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