The only thing that made it a little unwieldy was typing on the keyboard. I mostly installed music apps such as Apple Music and Spotify from the Google Play Store and they ran smoothly. The speed and performance of the device were satisfactory. But, honestly, it can take some getting used to the small screen size. The user interface feels familiar since the device runs on Android 12, so operating the Walkman is pretty easy. Using the A306 is like using an Android smartphone, it requires zero learning. The Walkman does that, beautifully.Īlso read | Motorola Rizr hands-on: Refreshing and unique, but the rollable screen could be its Achilles’ heel How does the Sony NW-A306 Walkman feel? I want a calm space in the morning wherein I immerse myself in music with no notifications or calls infiltrating my zone. I carried the Walkman on my daily walks to the park and back, leaving my iPhone at home. I would recommend going on long walks with the new Walkman. The new Walkman feels solid to hold and becomes invisible when slid inside the pocket. The aluminium alloy frame is black, with a small “W” Walkman logo on the backside. It has a sleek and streamlined look, like a premium quality device. On the plus side, build quality is exactly what you would expect from a top-of-the-line Sony product. (Image credit: Anuj Bhatia/Indian Express)
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