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The Sony NWZ-W252 Walkman MP3 player has an intuitive design, smartly integrated headphones, all in one unit that fits the headphones. It has a few rectangular headphones which are rounded at the end. Both ends are secured with flexible bands. The player’s weight is only 43 grams. It is very light and very comfortable, it can be carried easily. The design of the Sony NWZ-W252 Walkman MP3 player is the same as that of other music players. It is available in several colors. It has the portability factor which means you can remove the helmet and hang it around your neck without any problem. Sony has a plastic casing that can hold the two ends together. There is a volume key, a function key, the selector lever and the USB port is no longer open and it is covered with the rubber flap on the right side while on the left side it has a button for activate shuffle play or playlist play. The speakers are not completely covered. It also has an in-ear headset which helps reduce noise in the everyday environment.
The ear tip of the Sony NWZ-W252 Walkman is water resistant. It has a zappin function where a small part of the song is played, which helps to play the song quickly. The selector lever must be pressed for 3 seconds to obtain the desired song. Press again and the song begins. Dragging it clockwise will select the next song and dragging it counterclockwise will go to the previous song. It also has content transfer software to allow users to transfer songs and playlist directly from PC. Song transfer is very easy, you have to drag and drop the song to the favorite tracks. The best part is when you need to listen or talk to someone, you can easily remove one or both earbuds and put them around your ears. The sound quality is good. There is a perfect result in the deep bass response.
Sony NWZ-W252 Walkman has a good design and it is practical and unique. The audio quality is fantastic and it is also water resistant. One of the negative parts is the size of the earpiece. It has durability and the quality is excellent.
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Source by Victor Thomas
