Testurteil: "3 out of 5"
Test: Einzeltest: Sony NWZ-E463
Zitat: The good: + Out of all the MP3 players we´ve seen in recent times, the Sony NWZ-E463 is one of the most unusual. It features a traditional form factor – similar to the previous generation Apple iPod Nano – with a small rectangular screen and regular hardware buttons, and mixes it with one of the most garish designs currently on the market.
+ The end result definitely stands out, but it´s also an acquired taste. The patterned finish gets a clear coat over the top, and stands out from its rivals.
+ With lots of manufacturers opting for MP3 players with huge touchscreens, the NWZ-E463 feels like something of a throwback, but this isn´t necessarily a bad thing.
+ With proper buttons, you´ll be able to skip through your music and pause tracks without removing it from your pocket, with tactile feedback offering a lot more than you´ll find on a touchscreen device.
+ Although there´s nothing to separate the NWZ-E463 from rivals in terms of sound quality, we do like the bundled earphones. They´re considerably better than the ones found on Apple´s iPod, and also better than those bundled with smartphones.
The bad: - At 4GB, and with no ability to upgrade storage, the Sony NWZ-E463 is average at best in terms of features. Despite this, and cheap feeling materials, the NWZ-E463 is also pretty expensive.
Although the specs are slightly underwhelming, the Sony NWZ-E463 has one major ace up its sleeve – battery life. You´ll be able to run it for over two full days, giving it a huge advantage over smartphones.