You were right on about the cons of the A17, the lack of just holding done on a song to mkae a temporary playlist sucks but....you were wrong on
a) holding down to fast forward or rewind, I have the A15 which can assuredly do that, and as far as I know the only diffrence between the a15 and a17 is storage size.
b) automatically connecting to bluetooth devices, though you can choose only one device for it toautomatically try and connect to when turned on. This is far cry for my phone which connects to any paired device when turned on. So you are not really wrong.
You missed one feature as well, it has series of bespoke noise cancelling headphones. The walkman itself controls the various parameters of said noise cancelling.
Overall great review, and i think it is time for an upgrade. I will give my a15 to one of my kids, hopefully it will blow their mind as they currently listen to music via spotify on apple earphones. Their generation seems to have gone backwards in terms of audio fidelity.
If its the same as my a15 walkman then its click and drag form your pc, it just sees it as an external memory device. It also works as such when i plug it into my phone, in fact i can move music straight from onedrive or dropbox straight to my walkman via my phone. add reply edit share report_probl
