Sony Net MD Walkman MZ-NE410 Personal MiniDisc Player

The Bottom Line: Recorder itself is excellent, but software limitations prevent full use of previously recorder music. Would NOT recommend unless Sony stops arbitary limitations on recording music

Review: I bought this recorder/player at Sam's Club at a cost of $118.00. I was impressed with the fact that I could put up to 5 hours of music onto a single disc. Also liked the fact that a single battery will last for (something like) 56 hours.

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The Bottom Line: I know MP3 players were in existence when this came out, so why it ever came out at all is beyond me. Maybe the price?

Review: While I was still listening to my walkman and fighting skippage while jogging, my dad finally decided it was time to get himself an MP3 player. He came up with this, the Sony Net MD Walkman. MD stands for MiniDisc. Ok, close, but no cigar. All...

The Bottom Line: If you dont have 50 Terabytes of music this is a excellent option to a MP3 player or IPod

Review: I bought this as a replacement for a RCA Lyra 2 MP3 player. I must say after four months and five batteries (at a personal average of 46-51 hours) I am very happy with my purchase.

The main complaint of software (Sonic Stage) I must say...

Review: Wow is all I can say. For less than 110 dollars (now, that is) you get such a great, portable device. Man...anyway, out of the box, you MUST take the small size into account. Thicker, yes, but half the dimensions of your average MP3-CD (no way you...

The Bottom Line: If you want a cheap MD with good battery life & decent features, get this one!

Review: It's my first MD and have don't have many complaints. I decided to get this after being fed up with having to walk around with a CD player and a bunch of CDs. The battery life is really awesome, so if you actually care, max it out with a...

The Bottom Line: Sony Net MD MZ-NE410 is, basic, standard, design sucks, battery life great, buggy software, sounds great, terrible supplied headphones, very very durable, I'll probably never get rid of it

Review: I grabbed this Sony NetMD MZ-NE410 a couple of years ago I can't believe it still works because I put this MD in some serious head trauma, I must have dropped it over fifty times just a small dent and It's good to go again. The battery life is...

The Bottom Line: The player itself is very high quality, Buy it, you won't regret it, I am extremely happy with it, Just don't use the included software, use Realone.

Review: First of all, The PLAYER is excellent it's amazing, so small sounds, so good.It looks really good black with chrome buttons, a small purplish display. It's about the thickness of a thick slice of bread, square, and about as the same size from your...

The Bottom Line: I recommend this unit for people that can take a few minutes of their day to easily take their music onto the MD. Its very light and small,

Review: Hello to everyone reading this, I am writing this article to tell people that this units software is good I have just gotten done using it for the first time without instructions and everything ripped on the Minidisk perfect. I haven't messed with...

The Bottom Line: I wouldn't recommend it. Why? Because of the software and you can't use it without the software.

Review: Worthless software for an incredible player.

Okay, I remember when these came out last year, sounded like a great product. I was going to buy one, and was reading here and on other review sites how bad the software was for this. I thought...

The Bottom Line: I would recommend the MZNE410 minidisc player to anyone who is looking for a less expensive good quality MD player.

Review: Mini disc players are the future of music technology. they are getting very popular nowadays. The good thing is that you don't have to buy expensive memory cards, the minidiscs are like 3-4 bucks CDN (that's pretty cheap). First of all, this...