Hi! It's Mark again with another brilliant (cough) review! This time I'm reviewing the Sony DNF 420 Portable CD Player.
Over all, I think that this is an incredible bit of technology, but has a few down sides.
Firstly, I'll list the good stuff:
* The player emits some brilliant quality ... Read review
Advantages: Brilliant sound quality Disadvantages: A little on the fragile side
...This time I'm reviewing the Sony DNF 420 Portable CD Player.
Over all, I think that this is an incredible bit of technology, but has a few down sides.
Firstly, I'll list the good stuff:
* The player emits some brilliant quality sound and the radio is of excelent quality.
* The DNF 420 most probably will keep playing during all but the most serious jolts due to it's superb shock-resistant thingybob ... ...is easy to just stick it into a pocket and listen to music all day (and have people wondering why you're sat on the bus bobbing your head :D).
But there are few downsides:
* It's slightly on the fragile side and one drop will make it a useless chunk of plastic with a broken CD in it.
* The CD takes a while to load but when it gets going its ok.
When I bought this product arround a month or so ago ... more
Hi! It's Mark again with another brilliant (cough) review! This time I'm reviewing the Sony DNF 420 Portable CD Player.
Over all, I think that this is an incredible bit of technology, but has a few down sides.Firstly, I'll list the good stuff:
The player emits some brilliant quality sound and the radio is of excelent quality.
The DNF 420 most probably will keep playing during all but the most serious jolts due to it's superb shock-resistant thingybob installed in it.
It's small an protable and is easy to just stick it into a pocket and listen to music all day (and have people wondering why you're sat on the bus bobbing your head :D).
But there are few downsides:
It's slightly on the fragile side and one drop will make it a useless chunk of plastic with a broken CD in it.
The CD takes a while to load but when it gets going its ok.
When I bought this product arround a month or so ago it was £24.99 (it was in a sale, full price: £35). The battery life on this product is arround 10 hours of playing. The packaging is not quite as protective as it could be, coming in a cardboard box and the player is held in place with a few chunks of cardboard (although this may have changed because I know there have been a lot of cases where someone has opened their box to find a damaged player).That's pretty much it for this review. If you're thinking of buying the DNF 420 then I say go for it, it's a fairly good player, but don't get it if you are into extreme sports or are prone to falling over/dropping things!
