Sony Walkman MZ-E300 Lecteur de mini-disque

Pros: Small and light-weight. Great sound, good options, nice price.

Cons: Playback only, but that's the point...

The Bottom Line: If your concern is portability and quality play back, then you can't go wrong with the MZ-E300.

Review: I remember when Sony came out with the first walkman years ago. It was bulky, it was heavy, and it was a battery monster. But was it ever popular! For the time, it was the answer to every music lover's dream - a portable radio and cassette...

Pros: Light weight; high durability; great sound; long battery life; LCD on unit

Cons: No pause button :-(

The Bottom Line: Update: Still going strong as of July 2004!

Review: I agree with jag2112's review of this fine unit, and am writing my review to tell you how durable I've found the Sony MZ-E300 MD player to be in actual long-term use. My reason for wanting a portable MD player instead of a recorder/player is that ...

Pros: "Put in an MD, press play" simplicity

Cons: The problem is, how do you record anything on to that MiniDisc?

The Bottom Line: If you want to play music and thats it, then go for it. This thing has less features than an FM scan radio.

Review: Lets get one thing straight. The Sony MZE-300 is certainly not an MD player for everyone. I personally would not recommend it on one virtue alone - no MDLP. It was the summer of 2001. I was a little geeky year 8 student looking for ways to make me ...

Pros: it's blue and it has sony engraved on the front.

Cons: it doesn't record. no long play modes. cheaply made. simply useless. dollar store material.

Review: one of the guys i work with needed some music for a flight to cancun and i told him to get a minidisc. so he buys one and i make a music disc for him. he comes back from cancun and says the disc didn't work. it was a lp4 disc. it's april 2004. why would ...