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Sony Walkman NW-A105 Hi-Res 16GB MP3 Player, Black (International Version)

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Model Name	NW-A105
Brand	Sony
Connector Type	USB
Component type	Amplifier
Supported standards	MP3

About this item

High-Resolution Audio compatible
S-Master HX digital amplifier for pure sound quality
DSEE HX Al analyses song type and restores compressed audio files
Use Wi-Fi to stream and download music with your favorite Android apps
In the box: Walkman, USB Type-C cable, Startup Guide, Instruction Manual, Soft Case, Headphones IER-NW510N, Earbuds (1 set)

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Brand

‎Sony

Manufacturer

‎Sony

Model Number

‎NWA105/B

Model Name

‎NW-A105

Part Number

‎NWA105/B

Memory Storage Capacity

‎16 GB

Digital Storage Capacity

‎16 GB

Processor Count

‎4

Mounting Hardware

‎Walkman

Number Of Items

‎1

Standing screen display size

‎3.6 Inches

Battery Average Life

‎45 Hours

Batteries Included

‎Yes

Batteries Required

‎Yes

Battery cell composition

‎Lithium Ion

Wireless Type

‎Bluetooth

Connector Type

‎USB

Supported Standards

‎MP3

Memory Card Slot

‎SD Card

Contains Liquid Contents

‎No

Includes Rechargable Battery

‎Yes

Product Dimensions

‎1.12 x 5.61 x 9.91 cm; 136 Grams

Item Weight

‎136 g

Manufacturer

‎Sony

ASIN

‎B082PMB7BQ

Item Model Number

‎NWA105/B

Batteries

‎1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

‎No

Date First Available

‎16 December 2019

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231 in MP3 & Digital Audio Players

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Bring amazing sound quality anywhere with the Android supported NW-A105. Connect to Wi-Fi to gather your music collection from your favorite streaming platform and enjoy it in authentic Hi-Res audio. Listen for all day and then some with up to 45 hours of battery life and expandable memory with a SD card slot.

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4" / 10 cm

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TECHBUG

Sony sucks

Reviewed in India on 12 July 2020

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Sony at it worst, the battery life of this device sucks big time. I hate you Sony for making such a dumb device.

27 people found this helpful

Satheesh

Battery is the problem

Reviewed in India on 13 October 2020

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Excellent sound quality. If you want a high quality sound for your top notch headphone, buy this.

The only drawback is the really poor battery life. The battery drained very quickly if WiFi is turned on.

Also, the Sony music manager for Windows didn't transfer all the songs from my 8000 tracks library.

But the other Android music streaming apps work really well. With the ClearAudio + setting, it is a treat to listen to your favourite songs , especially those in lossless format.

18 people found this helpful

Vivek

Just went dead in 4 months

Reviewed in India on 18 May 2020

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Just went dead in 4 months

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Alonso Sotomayor

Excellent build and feel, great sound ... appalling battery life

Reviewed in Canada on 14 November 2020

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Let me start by saying this. Sony sure knows how to build hardware, the NW-A105 feels great in the hand, very portable, not too heavy, not too light, just right! I'm no audiophile by any definition but I know enough to not be audio-fooled with snake-oil claims. Sure Sony limits the streaming audio format on this device to 16-Bit/44.1 kHz but that's just CD audio quality and that's good enough for me and my average human hearing. At the end of the day, you do notice the difference between the music played by this NW-A105 Walkman and your average smartphone. Also, I strongly believe this device was meant for those of us who like to listen to our own music files, carefully recorded and catalogued, hopefully in FLAC or another lossless music format. If you mostly stream music through Spotify or Tidal, it's probably best to look elsewhere, your phone will do for now until the battery problem is solved in future models.

It's only been a week or so since I've owned this device and I am quite enjoying the experience so far. After deliberating for days between the NW-A105 and the NW-A55 (got both to compare on a test run), I still went for the A105 as it provides Android functionality, Wifi and USB-C connectivity. On the battery life, yes the A55 leaves the A-105 in the dust, it's embarrasing! Having Android functionality also brings the issue of security and access to personal data since you need to use a google account to set up this device. I found a way around battery life though, as well as having to input a password every time I want to check the screen for some reason. I slapped on a wireless charging adapter in the back, which you can find for around C$15. If the battery is running low I just put the device in the wireless charging pad and problem solved, no need to connect to USB to charge and I still get to listen to music! To avoid using a password, I just "pin the app" so I can continue using the music player without having to input a password everytime I need to browse but you're limited to using the app you pinned (i.e. the music player), and can't use any other apps unless you put in the password again. This leads me to the point made earlier, I think this device was meant for those who just want to listen to music (specifically pre-recorded audio files), but with the bonus of having Wifi if you need to download firmware updates or another app to listen to music, occasionally browsing the internet, etc.

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Kathy Gallant

What iPod? I had an iPod??

Reviewed in Canada on 24 January 2021

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I got this to replace my aging iPod and its associated issues. It sounded great, but product support being discontinued made the unit unstable.
I had a walkman waay back, and liked it, but it got old too.
So this year the 40th Anniversary walkman....
They talk of gold etching, soldering, etc. and tech stuff the average Joe knows little about, but I can tell you is that it is Fantastic right out of the box! Then there's the Dynamic features, equalizer and other sound enhancements that just create an awesome experience with each new feature you discover.
Paired with a magnificent sounding pair of headphones I heard instruments and sounds I never knew existed in certain tracks.
And to answer, No; I did not go and download all new stuff, at first I just transferred my iPod files right into it.
Now having said this, the sound being great with an average mp3 file, when I downloaded a few new files I did so in FLAC and the sound was phenomenal. There is a difference as it turns out.
I am thoroughly impressed with the battery life, the ease of use right out of the box, I don't think I had to check the manual once; and the sound quality; WOW!
My iPod in the kitchen which was used every day so long as I was home has since been sent for recycling. I doubt that I would go back to anything but the Sony Walkman now that I have experienced their superior sound quality and dedication to portable, quality music.
My first portable music device was a Walkman cassette player.
Ate up batteries like crazy and I loved it.
I think I have confirmed Sony Walkman will be may last as well as my first.
I am not what you'd consider an audiophile, but I do appreciate great music and want to hear it in studio sound quality; the way the engineers and artists wanted you to hear it.
Sony Walkman achieves this for me above and beyond.

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