TCL may be in charge of Sony TVs and soundbars now, but Sony isn't giving up on vinyl.

Listen to all your digital music via USB or Bluetooth™ with new MEX-BT3600U in-car CD tuner Simply plug in and play your favourite tunes on your car stereo – via USB Enjoy your music wirelessly from ...

Sony just announced the waterproof, wearable Walkman NWZ-WS613 Bluetooth stereo headset that doubles as a MP3 player. You can listen to music stored in device memory (4GB), or stream sound wirelessly ...

Explore the best dedicated Bluetooth mp3 players, including “Kosher safe” music players. See why my favorite portable music player with a touchscreen is an inexpensive, Bluetooth-enabled alternative ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. The rise of streaming may be dominating headlines in the ...

Earlier today we told you about the new Sony A series Walkman which had been leaked by a UK retailer. Sony has now made it official along with three other new MP3 players. The four new Walkmans from ...

A Walkman? In this day and age? Well, yes. Sony is still at the front of mind for a number of "retro" audio formats including its iconic cassette players-- plus, the sales of the humble CD are again ...

Experienced Technology Editor with a demonstrated history of success in digital and print media. Skilled in consumer technology, journalism, internet security, and market research. Strong media and ...

Woah, why are you here? Like, I'm glad you are, but why are you trying to buy an MP3 player in 2024? Are you a luddite Boomer? Are you a Zoomer that wants to contradict Big Tech? Are you a parent that ...

Standalone MP3 players are still in demand, and the NWZ-A17 Walkman is a portable player that features up to 30 hours of battery life while playing full 24-bit/192kHz high-resolution music. Ty ...

Over the course of a couple of years, Bluetooth on cell phones went from a foreign fantasy to a crippled luxury to a standard (if still often crippled) feature on virtually every new cell phone.