Sony Net MD Walkman MZ-NE410 Personal MiniDisc Player

Review: I purchased this MD player to see what the MD hype was all about. After careful consideration I chose Sony's cheapest, lowest-end model. Primarily, I need something to make MD's so that I can eventually upgrade to MD in my car.

This model...

Review: In general I've been fairly satisfied with the MD player. It's nice and small, and never skips, so it's perfect for running/exercising. A lot of music can be fit onto a single disc, assuming the software doesn't crap out after the first couple of...

The Bottom Line: Buy it for cost and quality. Avoid it if you like simple to use download software

Review: I got my unit at for a good price (it came with 6 disks). It works well and is of a good quality. The problem is the SonicStage software. It's awful :

It does not import playlists form Windows Media Player

It does not support MP3...

Review: I was searching for something that would allow me to listen to music while running and would not skip. Being new to all this I thought that an MP3 player was the answer until a helpful clerk suggested a minidisc. After doing a little research and...

Review: Good quality portable mini disc player. Good sound and High quality. Only disadvantage is I don't know how many drops it can take so buying a cheap case is a good idea. Only interfaces through USB unlike the G-shock which can burn off of a CD player...

The Bottom Line: If you want a cheap way to listen to your MP3's and/or record CD's, this player is more than good enough.

Review: Well, I won't bore you with all the technical details. The sound quality is excellent. The storage media is cheap, reusable and compact. I've had this for about a year. I like the CD burning software; it's very simple to use. I'm afraid I'll have to...

The Bottom Line: This thing won't play MP3's. It's proprietary out the yin-yang. Did Sony invent the concept of "sucks" somewhere along the line, or maybe patent it?

Review: Sony s MiniDisc (MD) format was, at one time, almost a good idea. The now largely orphaned format was brought about ten years after the advent of the Compact Disc (CD) format and was touted as a better, smaller replacement for the cassette tape. The...

Review: In theory the Net MD is a great idea unfortunately the inability to move mp3 files easily means that the product does not do what it is advertised to do. If you want to use the MD s Simple Burner software to store your CD collection this unit will...

The Bottom Line: If you are on a budget than use this player, Keep in Mind this is Small, Sounds Great,52HR battery life, Easy 2 Use, and Built Solid!

Review: I recently purchased this MD Player, and when I tried it for the first time, I was amazed at how much music this little baby can hold! A Single MD holds 5HOURS of music, sony says this is 600Tracks of about 5minutes each |NOT TRUE! I say mostly...

The Bottom Line: A good little portable music device with enough strong pros to look past the long list of cons.

Review: A Little Background


If you know all about MD already, skip this first section. MD was born almost 15 years ago in Japan as an alternative not so much to the new and burgeoning CD market/format, but as a higher quality digital...